sub-
sub- /sʌb/
prefix
sub-zero temperatures
subsoil (=beneath the surface)
2. less important or powerful than someone or something, or of lower rank than someone:
a sublieutenant
3. part of a bigger whole:
a subsection
a subcommittee
4. not as good as other people or things:
substandard housing
subnormal intelligence
5. technical almost:
subtropical heat
sub- /sʌb/
prefix Language: Latin
Origin: sub 'under, close to'
1. under or below a particular level or thing:Origin: sub 'under, close to'
2. less important or powerful than someone or something, or of lower rank than someone:
3. part of a bigger whole:
4. not as good as other people or things:
5. technical almost: