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Greater than normal quantity or importance, as in ultrasecret.
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Usage: morpheme
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Beyond, on the far side of, as in ultraviolet.
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Beyond, outside of, as in ultraterrestrial.
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Usage: morpheme
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Excessively, to an extreme, as in ultramicroscopic.
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Intensely, extremely, or exceptional
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Usage: augmentative, morpheme
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h2el- Latin ūls Proto-Indo-European *-teros? Latin -ter Old Latin -ād Latin -ā Latin ultrābor. English ultra- Borrowed from Latin ultrā (“beyond”).
Across languages
Translations
39 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Bulgarian:
свръх
(svrǎh)
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Finnish:
huippu-
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Finnish:
erikois-
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Finnish:
ultra-
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Georgian:
ზე-
(ze-)
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Greek:
υπερ-
(yper-)
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Japanese:
超
(chō)
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Malay:
ultra-
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Polish:
ponad-
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Russian:
сверх-
(sverx-)
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Scottish Gaelic:
os-
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Spanish:
ultra-
— greater than normal quantity or importance
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Bulgarian:
крайно
(krajno)
— beyond, on the far side of
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Czech:
ultra-
— beyond, on the far side of
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Finnish:
yli-
— beyond, on the far side of
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Finnish:
ultra-
— beyond, on the far side of
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Georgian:
ულტრა-
(ulṭra-)
— beyond, on the far side of
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Japanese:
超
(chō)
— beyond, on the far side of
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Polish:
ponad-
— beyond, on the far side of
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Russian:
ультра-
(ulʹtra-)
— beyond, on the far side of
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Scottish Gaelic:
os-
— beyond, on the far side of
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Spanish:
ultra-
— beyond, on the far side of
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Bulgarian:
извънредно
(izvǎnredno)
— beyond, outside of
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Finnish:
yli-
— beyond, outside of
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Finnish:
ultra-
— beyond, outside of
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Japanese:
超
(chō)
— beyond, outside of
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Polish:
ponad-
— beyond, outside of
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Russian:
сверх-
(sverx-)
— beyond, outside of
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Scottish Gaelic:
os-
— beyond, outside of
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Spanish:
ultra-
— beyond, outside of
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Finnish:
yli-
— excessively, to an extreme
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Finnish:
ultra-
— excessively, to an extreme
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French:
ultra-
— excessively, to an extreme
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Japanese:
超
(chō)
— excessively, to an extreme
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Polish:
ultra-
— excessively, to an extreme
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Russian:
ультра-
(ulʹtra-)
— excessively, to an extreme
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Russian:
сверх-
(sverx-)
— excessively, to an extreme
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Scottish Gaelic:
os-
— excessively, to an extreme
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Spanish:
ultra-
— excessively, to an extreme