super-
/ˈsuːpə/combiningForm
1Above; over; beyond: superlunary superstructure
1.1To a great or extreme degree: superabundant supercool
1.2Extra large of its kind: supercontinent
1.3Having greater influence, capacity, etc. than another of its kind: superbike superpower
1.4Of a higher kind (especially in names of classificatory divisions): superfamily
Origin
From Latin super-, from super 'above, beyond'.
- orthodromic
- orthoepic
- orthoepical
- orthoepist
- orthoepistic
- orthoepistical
- orthoepy
- orthoferrite
- orthoform
- orthogenesis
- orthogenesist
- orthogenetic
- orthogenetically
- orthogenetics
- orthogenic
- orthogeosyncline
- orthognathic
- orthognathism
- orthognathous
- orthogneiss
- orthogonal
- orthogonalisation
- orthogonalise
- orthogonalised
- orthogonalising