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What are prefixes for sweet?

There aren't many prefixes specifically for "sweet" in English. However, here are some options you can use, depending on the context:

General Prefixes:

* Glyco-: This prefix, derived from the Greek word for "sweet," is often used in scientific contexts related to sugars and carbohydrates. For example: glycoprotein, glycogen.

* Saccharo-: Another Greek-derived prefix meaning "sugar," this is used for things related to sugars, especially in scientific contexts. For example: saccharide, saccharin.

* Dulci-: Latin for "sweet," this prefix is less common but can be used in specific cases. For example, dulcify (to make sweet).

Other Options:

* Honey-: Often used to refer to something particularly sweet or pleasant. For example: honeyed words, honeydew.

* Sugar-: A more informal and colloquial way to refer to something sweet. For example: sugar rush, sugar-coated.

Important Note: The specific prefix you use will depend on the context and what you are trying to convey.

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