Synonyms for proto
pro·to

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1. proto(a)adjective

   indicating the first or earliest or original

   "`proto' is a combining form in a word like `protolanguage' that refers to the hypothetical ancestor of another language or group of languages"

   Antonyms:
   middle, late

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1. Douglas Petrovich:

   On this otherwise Middle Egyptian caption were a Canaanite syllabic and the world’s oldest attested proto-consonantal letter–‘B’, depicting a house for the Hebrew consonantbayit.

2. Nancy Sherman:

   But the idea that Stoics don’t have emotional skin in the game is a misreading of ancient Stoicism. The Stoics were the most nuanced of early emotion theorists, detailing the layered complexity of emotional life. They describe “proto-emotions” that we feel and can’t control, and even a sage isn’t impugned for experiencing these starts and startles.

3. Federica Sala:

   And in this particular case Mr. Proto is dressed and will sell an island in Greece to (Buffett) sooner or later.

4. Warren Buffett:

   Until the reports started coming out I had never heard of the guy (Proto) who is making the claims about the Greek Island.

5. Federica Sala:

   Mr. Proto never said that Warren Buffet has bought an island in Greece. He said there was interest in offering an island to Mr. Buffett, and if the media report the news in a different way, (it) is not our responsibility.