Prefix
Positioned at or near the front
Before; ahead or in front of.
Occurring beforehand; earlier; prior to
forefather
foretwist
before, in front of, pro-
fore- + cwide → forecwide (“introduction, heading; prophecy”)
fore- + manian → foremanian (“to forewarn, admonish”)
fore- + mǣrlīċ → foremǣrlīċ (“eminent, foreboding”)
fore- + rīm → forerīm (“prologue”)
fore- + cnēoris → forecnēoris (“progeny”)
fore- + frēfrend → forefrēfrend (“proconsul”)
fore- + costiġan → forecostigan (“to profane”)
fore- + ġehāt → foreġehāt (“vow”)
fore- + mearcung → foremearcung (“title, chapter”)
first, prime, occupying a prominent position
fore- + seld → foreseld (“first seat”)
very, supremely, foremost
fore- + maniġ → foremaniġ (“very many”)
fore- + mihtiġ → foremihtiġ (“most mighty”)
Gliders glide with the fore- and hind-limbs extended at right angles to their body, with their feet flexed upwards. Source: Internet
The basal clades still retaining some of the ancestral features of the wings such as similarly shaped fore- and hindwings with relatively complete venation. Source: Internet
Among the artists who presented their work under the “’Culture’ for Sustainable Future: Art/Artists in Fore- and Background” project is Naj Phonghanyudh. Source: Internet