Morpheme
for-
Type
prefix
Denotation
(1) out, away, opposite; (2) completely, utterly, to exhaustion or destruction
Etymology
Old English for- and/or Old French fors; Latin foris
Evidence
forbid, forgo, forlorn, forsake, forstraught, forwearied
Notes
often confused with English For
homophone of fore-, For, Fore, Four
