ULTRA-

Definition: ULTRA-

ULTRA-

Adjective

1. A prefix from the Latin ultra beyond (see Ulterior), having in composition the signification beyond, on the other side, chiefly when joined with words expressing relations of place; as, ultramarine, ultramontane, ultramundane, ultratropical, etc. In other relations it has the sense of excessively, exceedingly, beyond what is common, natural, right, or proper; as, ultraconservative; ultrademocratic, ultradespotic, ultraliberal, ultraradical, etc.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Crosswords: ULTRA-

Albanian (ultra-), Czech (ultra), German (ultra, ultra-), Italian (ultra-), Serbo-Croatian (ultra, ultra-), Spanish (ultra-), Swedish (ultra-).

Albanian

ultra-. (various references)

Bulgarian 

ултра-, свръх- (hyper-, over-, super-, sur-), крайно (extremely, highly, intolerable, miserably, passing, sopping, terribly, to death, unco, unmercifully, unusually, utterly), извънредно (amain, exceedingly, extremely, immensely, mightily, mortally, most, notably, only too, over, overly, overtime, passing, remarkably, sorely, supremely, terrifically, unco, unusually, utterly, vastly). (various references)

Chinese 

超 (overtake, super-, surpass, to cross, to exceed, to pass, transcend). (various references)

French

???. (various references)

German

ultra- (ultra). (various references)

Greek 

πέραν-, υπερ- (over-, super-). (various references)

Italian

ultra-. (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

超 (hyper-, super-). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ちょう (billion, block, bowels, butterfly, cake, condoling with, frivolity, government office, guts, hyper-, indication, intestines, leaf, mourning, omen, pitch, portent, sign, super-, tempo, time, tone, trillion). (various references)

Korean 

매우 (Precious, Pretty, ultra). (various references)

Pig Latin

a-ultray

Russian 

сверх- (extra-, hyper-, super-). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

ultra- (ultra). (various references)

Spanish

ultra-, super- (mega-, over-, super-), extremo (butt, critical, desperate, end, extreme, extremity, far, furthest, highest point, last, outer, outermost, outside, paramount, superlative, thoroughgoing, ultimate, utmost, wing). (various references)

Swedish

ultra-, ytterlighets- (extreme, prankish), topp- (crack, summit, top), stock-, hyper- (hyper-), över- (hyper-, over, over-, super-, supra-, top). (various references)

Ukrainian

ультра-. (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: ultra.

-2 letters: alt, art, lar, lat, rat, rut, tar, tau, uta.

-3 letters: al, ar, at, la, ta, ut.

+1 letter: artful, brutal, curtal, lustra, ritual, torula, ultras.

+2 letters: austral, butyral, crustal, curtail, curtals, estrual, futural, lustral, mutular, natural, neutral, refutal, rituals, saluter, sutural, tabular, tearful, tegular, titular, torulae, torulas, trayful, tubular, tumoral, tumular, tutelar, uralite, vaulter, virtual.

+3 letters: abruptly, adulator, adultery, aflutter, altruism, altruist, alumroot, artfully, auntlier, australs, baluster, brutally, butyrals, calutron, claustra, cultivar, cultrate, cultural, curtails, curtalax, dentural, emulator, faultier, filature, fistular, flaunter, gastrula, gestural, grateful, guttural, laudator, laughter, laureate, lazurite, ligature, lustrate, maturely, multicar, muralist, naturals, neutrals, nurtural, outbrawl, outcrawl, outglare, outlawry, outlearn, outrival, pastural, plastrum, postural, preadult, pubertal, pulsator, pustular, quartile, rebuttal, refutals, regulate, requital, resalute, reticula, retinula, ritually, rosulate, ruralist, ruralite, rurality, rustable, rustical, rutilant, salutary, saluters, spatular, staumrel, stipular, tailleur, tenurial, textural, tissular, titulars, titulary, trainful, tranquil, trauchle, trayfuls, tribunal, troupial, turbinal, turnable, turnhall, turrical, tutelars, tutelary, tutorial, ulcerate, ultradry, ultrahip, ultrahot, ultraism, ultraist, ultralow, ultrared, unartful, unlearnt, uprootal, uralites, uralitic, ureteral, urethral, valuator, vaulters, vaultier, vestural, wrathful.