Listed below are sundry deedwordy forefastenings noted in the Anglish Tung.
| Prefix | Meaning | Examples |
| a- |
1.out 2. an intensifier |
1. arise 2. abide, awake |
| after- | after | aftercome, afterthink |
| again-* |
1. again 2. against |
1. againbuy 2. againstand |
| be- |
1. by (literally or figuratively) 2. off 3. an intensifier 4. all around, all over 5. to make |
1. belie, bemoan, bespeak, beset, bestand 2. behead, belimb 3. bedazzle, belabour 4. belay, belick, besmell 5. befriend, benothing, besmooth |
| down- | down | downgrade, download, downplay, downsize |
| for- |
1. to do the opposite of 2. to do to the maximum possible extent |
1. forbear, forbid, forget, forsay, forswear 2. fordo, forgather, forgive |
| fore- | before (physically or temporally) | forego, foretell, forewalk |
| gain-* |
1. against 2. again |
1. gainsay, gainstand 2. gainbuy, gaincover |
| hind- | behind | |
| in- | in, into | inhold, intake |
| mis- | badly, wrongly | mishear, mislike, misread, misspell |
| off- | off | offcast |
| on- | on, onto | oncome, onfall |
| out- |
1. out 2. to do to a greater extent |
1. outlead 2. outdo, outlast |
| over- |
1. over 2. to do to too great an extent |
1. overshadow 2. overdo, overreach |
| through- | through | throughshine |
| thwart- | across | |
| to- | apart, away | tobeat, toburst, tocleave, togo |
| tween- | between | |
| umbe- | around | umbeclap, umbego, umbeset, umbethink |
| un- | to do in reverse | undo, undress, unlock, unwind |
| under- |
1. under 2. to do to too little an extent |
1. underlie, understand, undertake 2. underpay, underrate |
| up- | up | update, upheave, upload, upturn |
| with-* |
1. back 2. with 3. against |
1. withdraw, withhold 2. withtake 3. withstand, withsay |
| yond- | beyond |
*Deedwords forefastened with ‘again-’, ‘gain-’, or ‘with’ in the meaning of ‘against’ bespeak not the thing being gainstood to, but bespeak the thing doing the gainstanding. Thus, to gainsay oneself is to speak one's being against something, whereas to gainsay towards oneself is to say something against oneself.