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Definition of suffix
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of suffix is as below...
Suffix
(n.) A
letter,
letters,
syllable,
or
syllables
added or
appended
to the end of a word or a root to
modify
the
meaning;
a
postfix..
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Suffixing
::
Suffixed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Suffi.
#NAME?
::
-s () An
adverbial
suffix;
as in
towards,
needs,
always,
--
originally
the
genitive,
possesive,
ending.
See -'s..
#NAME?
::
-ose () A
suffix
denoting
full of,
containing,
having
the
qualities
of, like; as in
verbose,
full of
words;
pilose,
hairy;
globose,
like a
globe..
More
::
More
(adv.)
With an
adjective
or
adverb
(instead
of the
suffix
-er) to form the
comparative
degree;
as, more
durable;
more
active;
more
sweetly..
Postfix
::
Postfix
(v. t.) To
annex;
specifically
(Gram.),
to add or
annex,
as a
letter,
syllable,
or word, to the end of
another
or
principal
word; to
suffix..
#NAME?
::
-ics () A
suffix
used in
forming
the names of
certain
sciences,
systems,
etc., as
acoustics,
mathematics,
dynamics,
statistics,
politics,
athletics..
#NAME?
::
-ous () A
suffix
denoting
that the
element
indicated
by the name
bearing
it, has a
valence
lower than that
denoted
by the
termination
-ic; as,
nitrous,
sulphurous,
etc., as
contrasted
with
nitric,
sulphuric,
etc..
Suffixment
::
Suffixion
(n.) The act of
suffixing,
or the state of being
suffixed..
#NAME?
::
-some () A
combining
form or
suffix
from Gr. sw^ma (gen.
sw`matos)
the body; as in
merosome,
a body
segment;
cephalosome,
etc..
#NAME?
::
-or () A noun
suffix
denoting
an act; a state or
quality;
as in
error,
fervor,
pallor,
candor,
etc..
#NAME?
::
-in () A
suffix.
See the Note under -ine.
#NAME?
::
-en () A
suffix
from AS. -an,
formerly
used to form the
plural
of many
nouns,
as in
ashen,
eyen, oxen, all obs.
except
oxen. In some
cases,
such as
children
and
brethren,
it has been added to older
plural
forms..
#NAME?
::
-est () A
suffix
used to form the
superlative
of
adjectives
and
adverbs;
as,
smoothest;
earl(y)iest..
#NAME?
::
-yl () A
suffix
used as a
characteristic
termination
of
chemical
radicals;
as in
ethyl,
carbonyl,
hydroxyl,
etc..
#NAME?
::
-gram () A
suffix
indicating
something
drawn or
written,
a
drawing,
writing;
-- as,
monogram,
telegram,
chronogram..
#NAME?
::
-ing () A
suffix
used to form nouns from
verbs,
and
signifying
the act of; the
result
of the act; as,
riding,
dying,
feeling.
It has also a
secondary
collective
force;
as,
shipping,
clothing..
#NAME?
::
-ment () A
suffix
denoting
that which does a
thing;
an act or
process;
the
result
of an act or
process;
state or
condition;
as,
aliment,
that which
nourishes,
ornament,
increment;
fragment,
piece
broken,
segment;
abridgment,
act of
abridging,
imprisonment,
movement,
adjournment;
amazement,
state of being
amazed,
astonishment..
-derm
::
-derm (n.) A
suffix
or
terminal
formative,
much used in
anatomical
terms,
and
signifying
skin,
integument,
covering;
as,
blastoderm,
ectoderm,
etc..
#NAME?
::
-uret () A
suffix
with the same
meaning
as -ide. See -ide.
#NAME?
::
-ship (n.) A
suffix
denoting
state,
office,
dignity,
profession,
or art; as in
lordship,
friendship,
chancellorship,
stewardship,
horsemanship..
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