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What is the prefixes for galatic?

There aren't any specific prefixes for "galactic". However, you can use prefixes to describe aspects of the galaxy, such as:

* Intergalactic: This describes something between galaxies.

* Extra-galactic: This describes something outside our galaxy.

* Pan-galactic: This describes something covering the entire galaxy.

* Astro-galactic: This combines "astro" (relating to stars) with "galactic."

You can also use prefixes like "pre-", "post-", "super-", "sub-", etc., to describe specific galactic phenomena, such as:

* Pre-galactic: Before the formation of galaxies.

* Post-galactic: After the existence of galaxies (perhaps in the far future).

* Super-galactic: Describing something larger than a typical galaxy, such as a galaxy cluster.

* Sub-galactic: Describing something smaller than a galaxy, such as a nebula or star cluster.

Let me know if you have a specific concept you're trying to describe, and I can help you find the appropriate prefix!

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