full-

See also: full, fúll, and -full

Old English

Alternative forms

Etymology

From full (“full, complete”).

Prefix

full-

  1. full, fully, completely, entirely
    fulhār (“completely hoary”)
    fullcuman (“to attain”)
    fullġearwian (“to finish, complete”)
  2. very
    fullclǣne (“very clean, very pure”)

Derived terms
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