Different ways to poner something in Spanish

Prependers take a simple stem like, poner - to put, and create 30 different methods to put something, before,after, next with, without and so on using prependers to take each simple stem and create a compound word.  Sometime two prependers are stuck together.

anteponer - to prefer, to place before","New Category
componer - to compose, make up, put together","New Category
contraponer - to compare, to contrast","New Category
componerse - consist of","New Category
descomponer - to put out of order, to descompose, to become upset","New Category
disponer - to have, to arrange","New Category
deponer - to depose, to lay down, to overthrow","New Category
exponer - to expose","New Category
reponer - to replace, to reinstate, to recover","New Category
imponer - to impose","New Category
indisponer - to disable, to indispose","New Category
interponer - to interpose","New Category
oponer - to oppose","New Category
oponerse - oppose","New Category
poner - to put, place, set","New Category
proponer - to propose","New Category
presuponer - to presuppose","New Category
posponer - to put off, to put in second place, to postpone","New Category
ponerse - put on (clothes), commence","New Category
reponer - to replace, to reinstate, to recover","New Category
suponer - to suppose","New Category
sobreponer - to superimpose","New Category
superponer - overlap, overlay, superpose","New Category
subexponer - underexpose","New Category
transponer - to transpose, to transfer","New Category"

When Latin and Greek began butting these prependers up together in the written grammar, they lost a few rules of grammar. They left out the position phrasing in the standard vernacular poetry. In that process, the prependers began to have generalized meaning, a lost of specificity.