Words with the prefix bi-, bis- and biz-

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Date Of Creation: 14 February 2021
Update Date: 17 May 2024
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The prefixes bi-, bis- and biz indicate "doublequantity or two", and must always be written with B. For example: biannual, bichampion, bisabuelo.

  • See also: Prefixes (with their meaning)

Words with the prefix bi-

  1. Biangular. Which has two angles.
  2. Biannual. What happens or happens twice a year.
  3. Binaural. That has two headphones.
  4. Biaxial. Which has two axes.
  5. Bible. Sacred books for Judaism and Christianity.
  6. Biped. Animal that walks on two legs.
  7. Two-time champion. That he has won the same championship twice.
  8. Bike. That has two wheels.
  9. Bicolor. Two-color.
  10. Bifocal. Which has two points of focus.
  11. Bifurcate. That is divided into two branches or paths.
  12. Bilabial. Words that must be articulated when joining the two lips.
  13. Bilateral. Two parties that are related or affected by each other.
  14. Bilingual. Who speaks, writes or understands two different languages.
  15. Bimonthly. That happens twice a month.
  16. Bimonthly. That happens twice a year.
  17. Twin engine. Which has two engines.
  18. Binomial. Composed of two terms or monomials.
  19. Two-seater. That has space for two people.
  20. Bipolar. That he has two personality types or that he has two poles.
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Words with the prefix bis-

  1. Great grandfather. Who is the father of my grandparents.
  2. Hinge. Closing mechanism consisting of two metal parts or caps.
  3. Bisar. Repeat a song or scene outside the program by request of the public.
  4. Bisect / Bisection. Divide a geometric figure into two equal parts.
  5. Bisecting. Which can be divided into two equal parts.
  6. Bisector. Ray that divides into two angles or parts.
  7. Biweekly. That happens twice a week.
  8. Bisexual. That you are attracted to people of the opposite sex and of the same sex.
  9. Bisyllable. Word that has two syllables.
  10. Great-grandson. That he is the son of my grandchildren.
  11. Scalpel. Surgical instrument to make cuts.
  12. Bisulco. Species that have split hooves.

Words prefixed by biz-

  1. Squinting. That is deviated from the usual path or path.
  2. Biscuit. A type of bread that does not contain yeast and is cooked a second time to remove moisture.
  3. Squint. Look with crossed eyes or with double or crossed eyes.

(!) Exceptions


Not all words that begin with the syllables bi-, bis- and biz correspond to these prefixes. There are some exceptions:

  • Biajaiba. Type of fish.
  • Barbarian. Type of rodent mammal.
  • Feeding bottle. Container where milk is placed to give drink to a baby or newborn.
  • Bibicho. Type of domestic cat.
  • Bibijagua. Type of ant of different shape and size.
  • Biologist. Person who exercises the study of biology.
  • library. Where books are kept or consulted.
  • Bibliobus. Mobile library.
  • Bibliophile. Person who collects books.
  • Benefactor. That does good.
  • Bisbisar. Speak very quietly.
  • Bevel. Divide into bevels (type of cut) something.
  • Leap. Year that has 366 days in the year and not 365 days.
  • Bismuth. Chemical element type
  • Bisojo. Person who has strabismus.
  • Bistort. Plant type.
  • Bisulfate. Acid sulfate.
  • Byzantium. It is a city located in the country of Greece.
  • Biznaga. Type of plant with smooth stem.
  • Follows with: Prefixes and suffixes



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