af-

Latin

to, toward

Prefix · means "to, toward"

Same-family forms

ac-to, toward ad-to, toward, near ag-to, toward al-to, toward ap-to, toward ar-to, toward as-to, toward at-to, toward

Roots often paired with af-

facmake, do8 words filson, thread2 words fluflow; pour2 words

Associated Words · 16

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affect

To influence or alter; A subjective feeling experienced in response to a thought or other stimulus; mood, emotion, especially as demonstrated in external physical signs

affection

A feeling of fondness or love toward someone

affordable

Priced low enough for most people to buy; reasonably priced

affiliation

A formal connection or association between groups or organizations

affiliate

To officially connect with a larger group (v.); an associated member or organization (n.)

affluent

Having great wealth; prosperous

affective

Relating to or influenced by emotions

affidavit

A sworn written statement used as legal evidence

affectionate

Showing warmth and love toward others

affix

To attach something to another; a prefix or suffix added to a word

affluence

The state of having great wealth; prosperity

affable

Friendly, approachable, and easy to talk to

affectation

Unnatural behavior or mannerisms intended to impress

affectional

Relating to feelings of affection or emotion

affairs

Matters of business, public concern, or personal life

affected

Influenced by something; behaving in a pretentious, unnatural way