preverb
/ˈpriːvəːb/Grammar
noun
1A particle or prefix preceding the stem of a verb.
2A verb which precedes another verb; an auxiliary verb. rare.
adjective
Usually with hyphen. Occurring or positioned before a verb.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. From pre- + verb.
- rectangularity
- rectangularly
- rectangularness
- rectangular staff
- rectangulate
- rectangulated
- rectangulometer
- recte
- recte & retro
- recte and retro
- rectenna
- recti
- rectifiable
- rectification
- rectificative
- rectificatory
- rectified spirit
- rectifier
- rectifier cell
- rectifier photocell
- rectifier photoelectric cell
- rectify
- rectifying column
- rectiline
- rectilineal