super-

See also súper, super, Super, and süper

English

Etymology

From the Latin super

Prefix

super-

1. above, over, or upon
2. superior in size, quality, number, degree, status, title, or position
3. inclusive
4. (physics) Forms terms relating to supersymmetry
5. (fiction) Related to superheroes.

Derived terms

[+] English words prefixed with super-

terms derived from super- (above)

superactivity supercompany superminded

supernatural superstition

supersonic superimpose

superfluous superset supervision

terms derived from super- (superior)

superphosphate

superfine

superpark

superphosphate

terms derived from super- (superheroes)

superpower

supervillain

Antonyms

• sub-

Translations

super-

Chinese: Mandarin: 超- (cmn) (chāo) German: über (de) Japanese: 超- (ja) (ちょう-, chō-) Macedonian: над- (mk) (nad-), супер- (mk) (súper-)

Romanian: supra- (ro) Russian: супер- (ru) (super-), сверх- (ru) (sverkh-) Scottish Gaelic: os- (gd) Slovene: nad- (sl), super- (sl)

References

• Definition of super- - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

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French

Prefix

super-

1. super-, over-

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Italian

Prefix

super-

1. super-, over-

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Spanish

Etymology

From Latin super.

Prefix

super-

1. super-, over-

Derived terms

[+] Spanish words prefixed with super-

Related terms

• sobre-
• súper