In inorganic chemistry, when is the suffix meta used? (as in metaborate and metasulphite) What about the terms pyro and ortho (as in orthophosphorous acid)?

For example, I recently came to know about the prefixes per and hypo which are used to refer to the highest and lowest oxidation states of an element respectively (like perchlorate and hypochlorite).

Are there any terms and conventions I should be aware of?

In inorganic chemistry, when is the prefix meta used? (as in metaborate and metasulphite) What about the terms pyro and ortho (as in orthophosphorous acid)?

For example, I recently came to know about the prefixes per and hypo which are used to refer to the highest and lowest oxidation states of an element respectively (like perchlorate and hypochlorite).

Are there any terms and conventions I should be aware of?

In chemistry, when is the suffix 'meta' used?( as in metaborate and metasulphite) What about terms 'pyro' and 'ortho' (as in orthophosphorus acid)?

For example, I recently came to know about the prefixes 'per' and 'hypo' which are used to refer to the highest and lowest oxidation states of an element respectively.(like perchlorate and hypochlorite)

Are there any terms and conventions I should be aware of?

NB: I am not referring to the Organic Chemistry terms ortho and meta.Mainly inorganic chem.

In inorganic chemistry, when is the suffix meta used?  (as in metaborate and metasulphite) What about the terms pyro and ortho (as in orthophosphorous acid)?

For example, I recently came to know about the prefixes per and hypo which are used to refer to the highest and lowest oxidation states of an element respectively  (like perchlorate and hypochlorite).

Are there any terms and conventions I should be aware of?