Morpheme
Pros
Type
bound base
Denotation
to, toward, before, forward, in front
Etymology
(1) Ancient Greek prós; (2) Ancient Greek prósō, from prós + -ō
Evidence
aprosopia, diprosopus, emprostho-, emprosthodromous, emprosthotonos, emprosthotonus, holoprosencephaly, proselyte, prosencephalon, prosenchyma, proso-, prosobranch, prosobranchiate, prosocline, prosocoele, prosodemic, prosody, prosogyrate, prosomere, prosonomasia, prosop-, prosopagnosia, prosopagnosic, prosopalgia, prosoplasia, prosopo-, prosopoagnosia, prosopography, prosopolepsy, prosopometamorphopsia, prosopomorphic, prosopon, prosoponeuralgia, prosoponology, prosopopeia, prosopopesis, prosopopoeia, prosopylar, prosopyle, prosopyles, prosorhochmid, prosthesis, prosthetic, prostho-, prosthology
