Yes, 'com-' is a prefix. Check words like:
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∙ 9y agoNo, "com" is not a prefix. It is a standalone word that can function as a prefix or a root in certain contexts, but it is not considered a standard prefix in English.
The prefix for complementary is "com-".
The prefix of "complicate" is "com-".
The prefix of "compress" is "com-".
The prefix for combustion is "com-".
The prefix for "compensate" is "com-".
The prefix of "compress" is "com-".
The prefix for combustion is "com-".
The prefix for "compensate" is "com-".
The prefix for complementary is "com-".
The prefix of "complicate" is "com-".
The prefix for the word "Complicate" is "Com".
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Com- and con- are prefixes that mean "together"or "with."
Yes, "com-" is a root word that means together or with. In the word "incomplete," the prefix "in-" actually comes from Latin and means not.
The prefix of the word comprehensible is "com-".
The prefix of commercial is "com-" which means "together" or "with."