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a series of letters added to the start of the word to make a new word with a new meaning. some examples of prefixes are:
un-/in- = not
over- = too much
under- = too less.
Like a suffix, when a prefix is added to a word, the word becomes a base word.
A prefix is used to change words!
a series of letters added to the end of a word to make a new word with a new definition. Some examples of suffixes are;
-ing = doing
-ly = verb
-s/-es = plural
Like a prefix, when a suffix is added to a word, the word put on becomes a base word.
Suffix goes first, then the base word, not vice versa!
pole¹: a long object in a cylinder-like shape, of any material.
pole²: somebody from Poland (must be capitalized for proper grammar).
pole¹: "The pole was supporting the building"
pole²: "I met a Pole yesterday"
The Ummayad Caliphate (in Arabic: اÙØ®ÙاÙØ© اÙØ£Ù ÙÙØ©: alkhilafat al'umawia) very first of the caliphates. It started in 661 when Ali ibn Abi Talib, the last Rashidun caliph, died. His rival Muawiya started a caliphate that would expand to the borders of Islam. In 711, Tarek ibn Ziyad led a Berber army up into Iberia and won, expelling the Visigoths out of Spain. As the caliphate expanded, it started to get less religious. It was defeated in 750 when Abbasid armies, from their base in Baghdad, attacked with the help of Ummayad rebels in north-east Iran.
The Ummayad Caliphate (661 - 750) was the very first caliphate!
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letter: Alif is the first letter of the semitic abjads, including Phonician 'alep ð¤, Hebrew aleph ×, Syriac 'alap Ü, Aramaic 'alap ð¡, and Arabic alif ا.
Alif is spoken in the semitic abjads!
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