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1. under-
a prefixal use of under , as to indicate place or situation below or beneath (underbrush; undertow); lower in grade or dignity (undersheriff; understudy); of lesser degree, extent, or amount (undersized); or insufficiency (underfeed).
Etymology: (ME; OE)
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Sense: beneath, as in underline .
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 Afrikaans: onder |
 Arabic: تَحْت، أدْنى |
 Bulgarian: под |
 Brazilian: sublinhar |
 Czech: pod- |
 German: unter-... |
 Danish: under- |
 Greek: από κάτω (από κτ.), υπο- |
 Spanish: sub- |
 Estonian: alla- |
 Farsi: زیر |
 Finnish: alle- |
 French: sous-... souligner |
 Hebrew: שֶׁנִמצָא מִתַחַת |
 Hindi: नीचे |
 Croatian: ispod |
 Hungarian: alá- (pl. aláhúz) |
 Indonesian: bawah |
 Icelandic: undir- |
 Italian: sotto- |
 Japanese: 下の－ |
 Korean: 아래쪽에 |
 Lithuanian: pa- |
 Latvian: zem- |
 Malay: bawah |
 Dutch: onder- |
 Norwegian: under- |
 Polish: pod- |
 Persian: زیر |
 Pashto: لاندی |
 Portuguese: sub(linhar) |
 Romanian: sub-... subliniat |
 Russian: под- |
 Slovak: pod- |
 Slovenian: pod-... podčrtati |
 Serbian: pod |
 Swedish: [stryka] under, under- |
 Thai: ใต้ |
 Turkish: alt, altında, altına, alt |
 Taiwanese: (前綴)在...下方 |
 Ukrainian: під- |
 Urdu: نيچے |
 Vietnamese: ở phía dưới |
 Chinese: （前缀）表示“在…下” |
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