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What is the prefix and suffix for apothecary?

The word "apothecary" doesn't have a clear prefix or suffix in the traditional sense.

Here's why:

* Origin: The word comes from the Middle English "apothecarie," derived from the Old French "apoticaire," which itself comes from the Greek "apothēkē," meaning "storehouse."

* Structure: The word is a single root word, with no clear additions at the beginning or end.

It's possible to *consider* "apo-" as a prefix, but it's more accurate to say that "apo-" is a part of the root word itself, derived from the Greek "apothēkē."

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