Prefix morpheme
A prefix morpheme is an affix that precedes either other prefixes or the base morpheme. In Bantu languages (e.g. Swahili) they are used to mark noun classes.
Related Topics:
Affix - Morpheme - Bantu languages - Swahili - Noun class
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