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In general English vocabulary, there are prefixes per- that have the meanings of through, thoroughly, utterly, very, etc.
E.g.
The prefix pervade (-vad-: fall)
Pervert (-vert-: turn)
Pervert to make perverse (-vert-: turn)
The prefix per- has the meaning of "perverse", "perverse", and "perverse". pervade (-vad-: fall)
pervert (-vert-: turn)
The two examples you gave, -sist- means sit, -cept- means take.
-ent, -tion are adjective, noun suffixes
So persistent, resolute, -tion, -tion are adjective, noun suffixes
So, persistent, resolute, resolute, resolute.
So persistent, firmly seated, by extension stubbornly persistent
perception, complete acquisition of something, by extension realization, perception, acquisition
Also, in chemical terminology per- is used to denote the highest-valent oxygen-containing acid of an element in an inorganic acid or its salt
E.g., permanganic permanganate (manganese , manganese), potassium permanganate permanganate (potassium, potassium)
It's good to learn English words to know the root words
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