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im-
variant of
in-
before
-b-
,
-m-
,
-p-
in the sense of "not, opposite of" (
immobile
,
impersonal
; see
in-
(2)) as well as "in, into" (
implant
,
impoverish
; see
in-
(1)). In some English words it alternates with
em-
(1).
