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WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024sur-,1 prefix. - sur- comes from French, where it has the meaning "over, above, in addition'':surcharge;surname;surrender.
Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: sur- prefix - over; above; beyond: surcharge, surrealism
Compare super-
Etymology: from Old French, from Latin super- sur- prefix - a variant of sub-: surrogate
sur (sûr),USA pronunciation prep. [Law.]- Lawupon;
on the basis of:sur mortgage.
- Latin super super-
- French
- Place Namesa town in S Lebanon, on the Mediterranean Sea: site of ancient port of Tyre.
sur-1 , - a prefix meaning "over, above,'' "in addition,'' occurring mainly in loanwords from French and partial calques of French words:surcharge; surrender;survive.Cf. super-.
- Latin super- super-
- Old French
- Middle English
, - var. of sub- before r: surrogate.
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