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You are correct, Hyla. The prefix "alpha" ('a' in English) denotes the lack of something, or occasionally takes a meaning like the English prefix "un" or "non". I included this explanation in a post (I forget the subject) not too long ago. That shows me how much people read my posts (or pay attention to them, at any rate).
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