c. 1300, shortened form of apprentice (n.). Related: Prenticeship; prenticehood. As a verb from 1590s.
premonition
premonitory
premorbid
premotion
prenatal
prentice
prenup
prenuptial
preoccupancy
preoccupation
preoccupied
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