* Pro- (meaning "before" or "in front of"): Protemporary (though not a common word, could imply something that *precedes* a temporary state).
* Semi- (meaning "half" or "partly"): Semitemporary (meaning something that is partly or somewhat temporary).
* Inter- (meaning "between" or "among"): Intertemporary (not a common word, could imply something that exists *between* temporary states).
You could also use other prefixes depending on the desired meaning, such as:
* Pseudo- (meaning "false" or "imitation"): Pseudotemporary (something that appears temporary but isn't).
* Quasi- (meaning "somewhat" or "nearly"): Quasitemporary (something that is almost temporary).
Ultimately, the most suitable prefix depends on the specific context and desired nuance.