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What prefix in old English means not allow?

The Old English prefix that means "not allow" is un-.

This prefix is used in a variety of words, including:

* unforboden (not forbidden)

* ungelæfed (not believed)

* unlic (not likely)

* unsið (not good custom)

It's worth noting that while "un-" is the most common prefix for "not allow," there are other prefixes in Old English that can convey a similar meaning, such as "for-" and "ge-." For example:

* forboden (forbidden)

* geforboden (forbidden)

The choice of prefix would often depend on the specific word and its context.

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