1. A Latin prefix, signifying against or in opposition; opposite, lower, applied to alto and tenor, when they form the lowest part in the harmony.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• contray,
• countra,
• cletra,
• confrey,
• contras,
• coniza,
• cynara,
• goitra,
• cynura,
• loutra,
• proutra,
• zostra,
• cantra,
• cantrp,
• cantrapp,
• centrea,
• Cestra,
• coelentra,
• lostra,
• pointral

• counter-,
• contour,
• centre,
• counter,
• count,
• country,
• control,
• contrary.

The adjective form of the word "Contra" is "contrary" or "opposite".

The plural of the "Contra" can be the "contras".

The singular of the "Contra" can be the "Contra".