Suffixes

(Denotation: Romance feminine noun ending (masculine -o, Italian plural -e))

(Denotation: Russian singular noun ending (plural -y))

(Denotation: (1) singular Latin and Ancient Greek feminine noun and adjective ending (masculine -us) (plural -ae or rarely -ai); (2) anatomical, philosophical, medical, and taxonomic suffix; (3) chemical suffix that changes an element or substance into an oxide)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek singular noun ending (plural -ata))

(Denotation: (1) Latin plural ending of -um (often zoological or taxonomic suffix); (2) Latin plural ending of -us of third declension nouns with -er- and -or- oblique stems; (3) Latin plural ending of -en of third declension nouns with -in- oblique stems; (4) Latin plural ending of -ut of third declension nouns with -it- oblique stems)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek plural ending of -on)

(Denotation: of)

(Denotation: have)

(Denotation: Finnish singular noun ending)

(Denotation: feminine singular indefinite nominative noun ending)

(Denotation: Finnish partitive singular noun ending denoting “part of a whole or an indefinite quantity”)

(Denotation: demonymic suffix)

(Denotation: city, town)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting capability or possibility)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “able to be” (rare singular of -abilia))

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “able to be” (plural of -abile))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting capableness or possibleness)

(Denotation: adverb suffix corresponding to -able adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine instrumental noun suffix denoting an instrument, vessel, place (plural -abrae))

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine instrumental noun suffix of -abra)

(Denotation: Latin instrumental suffix denoting means or agency)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “one affected with, of, belonging to”)

(Denotation: suffix denoting names of anti-inflammatory agents derived from acetic acid)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix, toponymic suffix)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a family corresponding to -aca nouns)

(Denotation: pejorative noun suffix)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “resembling, having the nature of, forming, belonging to” or “tendency, inclination”; (2) pejorative noun suffix)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a superfamily (plural -aceae))

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a family (plural of -acea))

(Denotation: noun suffix corresponding to -acea)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “resembling, full of, abounding in, having, possession of” corresponding to -aceus (Latin), -aceum, -acea, and -aceae nouns)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix denoting “resembling, having the nature of, forming, belonging to”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -aceus (Latin) nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “resembling, full of, abounding in, having, possession of” often corresponding to -acity nouns)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a process, action, fact, state, or quality corresponding to -acity nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -acity nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, relating to, belonging to, tending to, of the nature of, serving to, doing” corresponding to -acity nouns)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -acity nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: demonymic suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming acyl radicals corresponding to -acic chemicals)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to a crucial point, a turning point, or a critical stage”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -ax nouns)

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter diminutive noun suffix of -aculum)

(Denotation: Latin diminutive and instrumental suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter diminutive and instrumental noun suffix (plural -acula))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a quality, state, or condition)

(Denotation: to, toward, in the direct of)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix denoting “result of a completed action, group, full of”)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting the product or result of an action or process or denoting persons or groups participating in an action)

(Denotation: unit, set)

(Denotation: coolness, verve, trippiness)

(Denotation: masculine patronymic suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix corresponding to -ada nouns)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting participation in an action)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: (1) Latin plural ending of -a; (2) taxonomic suffix; (3) Latinized plural of Ancient Greek -e)

(Denotation: botanical and zoological genus suffix)

(Denotation: (1) Latin feminine noun ending; (2) zoological suffix)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting an action, result, or state; (2) collective noun suffix)

(Denotation: ten times)

(Denotation: Latin ordinal number suffix of ten times)

(Denotation: made of, made from)

(Denotation: ten times)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action or condition)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting an object, plant, or animal; (2) taxonomic suffix naming genus and indicating resemblance or relationship to another genus)

(Denotation: plural ending of -a and -e)

(Denotation: adjective and demonymic suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” productive primarily in words derived from Hellenic place or personal names)

(Denotation: French noun and adjective suffix (feminine -aine))

(Denotation: French noun and adjective suffix (masculine -ain))

(Denotation: adjective suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix denoting the presence of an aldehyde group)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to”; (2) noun suffix forming a noun of action or a concrete noun)

(Denotation: (1) plural suffix of -alis; (2) taxonomic suffix naming an order)

(Denotation: festival)

(Denotation: objects associated with something particular)

(Denotation: (1) plural suffix of -alis; (2) adjective suffix denoting relationships and intensification; (3) taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: intensive adjective suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: Latin accusative singular noun ending of -us and -a)

(Denotation: Latin noun suffix denoting a means, instrument, or result (plural -amina))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a result or product)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -amentum)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a result or product)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a result or product (plural -amenta))

(Denotation: Italian collective noun suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -amen)

(Denotation: Latin noun suffix denoting “means, instrument, or result”)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a tribe corresponding to -aminos nouns)

(Denotation: Latin first person plural present active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix of -a (zoological or taxonomic noun and adjective suffix))

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin neuter plural noun suffix denoting “collection”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, of the nature of”)

(Denotation: (1) Latin feminine singular noun suffix naming materials, tissues, coverings, or structures; (2) taxonomical suffix (plural -anae); (3) adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, tending to, belonging to, originating from” (masculine -ano, neuter -anum))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ana)

(Denotation: demonymic suffix corresponding to -ana nouns)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a process, action, fact, state, or quality)

(Denotation: Latin gerundive (verbal adjective) ending denoting “that which must be given” or recipients of actions)

(Denotation: suffix forming adjectives from verbs analogous to -ing)

(Denotation: plural ending of -andum)

(Denotation: plural ending of -ando)

(Denotation: Romance noun (gerund) suffix)

(Denotation: dative/ablative masculine/neuter singular gerundive (verbal adjective) ending)

(Denotation: Latin gerundive ending denoting “that which must be given” or recipients of actions (plural -anda))

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, tending to, belonging to, originating from”; (2) agent suffix; (3) chemical suffix naming a fully saturated hydrocarbon chain that contains no double or triple bonds; (4) chemical suffix naming a simple binary compound of hydrogen and a nonmetal or metalloid)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated six-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: (1) plural suffix of -aneum; (2) feminine singular suffix of -aneus)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -aneum nouns and -aneus nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “related to” corresponding to -aneum, -anea, -aneus nouns)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix corresponding to -aneous adjectives)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, of the nature of” corresponding to -aneum nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “related to, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a practice, system, doctrine, belief)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting “one who does or makes, follower, adherent”)

(Denotation: (1) noun and adjective suffix; (2) demonymic suffix; (3) agent suffix denoting “follower, adherent”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, tending to, belonging to, originating from” (feminine -ana))

(Denotation: Latin first conjugation verb present participle ending)

(Denotation: agent or instrumental noun suffix, adjective suffix denoting “doing, prone to, or tending to” (feminine -ante))

(Denotation: suffix forming adjectives from verbs analogous to -ing (more common variation of -and))

(Denotation: feminine agent noun suffix, agentive adjective suffix (masculine -ant))

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” (masculine -ano, feminine -ana))

(Denotation: specific state or condition resulting from a process)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, of the nature of”; (2) agent suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: astronomical suffix for naming star types)

(Denotation: Latin noun suffix (plural -aria))

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “related to, associated with, in the style of”)

(Denotation: noun suffix (often pejorative))

(Denotation: feminine agent suffix (masculine -aroo))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -arius)

(Denotation: (1) abstract noun suffix (plural -ariae); (2) taxonomic suffix; (3) relational adjective suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of-arium)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ar)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a family corresponding to -aria nouns)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -aria, taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -arium, -aria nouns)

(Denotation: (1) agent suffix denoting a believer, advocate, or habitant; (2) agent suffix denoting “one who eats”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, tending to, belonging to, originating from” corresponding to -arium/-aria nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -ary words )

(Denotation: plural suffix of -arius)

(Denotation: relational adjective suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “belonging to, connected with, member of a group or class” corresponding to -aria nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “characterized by, having the qualities of”)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -ary nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state or ideology corresponding to -ary adjectives and nouns)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -ary adjectives)

(Denotation: place or device associated with a specified thing or function)

(Denotation: agent suffix (plural -arii and -ari))

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -ary nouns)

(Denotation: masculine agent suffix (feminine -arette))

(Denotation: agent suffix (often pejorative))

(Denotation: Latin plural genitive ending denoting possession or association)

(Denotation: (1) month and number suffix; (2) adjective and noun suffix denoting “connected with, pertaining to, of or belonging to”)

(Denotation: gentilic adjective and noun suffix denoting “belonging to, originating in” corresponding to -ary nouns)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek masculine noun ending)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek neuter noun ending (plural -ata))

(Denotation: Latin adverbial and accusative feminine plural noun ending of -us)

(Denotation: verb suffix denoting “grow, become, enter into a state,” inchoative suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix for naming enzymes (biomolecules that cause biological chemical reactions))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -asis)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting actions, processes, states, diseases)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -asia nouns)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -asia)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -asia/-asis nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, afflicted with”)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting action, process, result, disease, morbid condition, pathological state, abnormal condition)

(Denotation: verb suffix denoting spread, change, transfer beyond)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -asia nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix denoting spread, change, transfer beyond)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action, state, or result)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action, state, or result)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -asma nouns)

(Denotation: French noun suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: incomplete resemblance, often deprecatory)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, having the nature of”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, having the nature of”)

(Denotation: variation of -asis denoting disease, morbid condition, pathological state, abnormal condition)

(Denotation: Arabic plural noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular present active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular present active subjunctive verb ending)

(Denotation: (1) Latin feminine adjective and noun ending (plural -atae, masculine -atus); (2) Romance feminine adjective and noun ending (plural -atas and -ate); (3) taxonomic suffix denoting “those having, purveyed with”)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek plural ending of -a and -as)

(Denotation: plural ending of -atum)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a family corresponding to -ata nouns)

(Denotation: plural ending of -ata)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -ata nouns)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming an order corresponding to -ata nouns)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting “office, rank, or person characterized by an action or quality” or “action or a result of an action”; (2) verb suffix denoting “cause, make, or perform an action”; (3) adjective suffix denoting “having, characterized by, or pertaining to a state or quality”; (4) chemical suffix for derivatives of specified elements or compounds; (5) chemical suffix for naming a salt or ester of acetic acid)

(Denotation: plural ending of Italian -ata)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: (1) adjective and noun suffix denoting “having, possessing, like”; (plural of -atus))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “group of insiders, elite, or connoisseurs”)

(Denotation: plural ending of -ato; plural ending of -atus)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin adverbial suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action or result (plural -ationes))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -atio)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state or ideology corresponding to -atic adjectives)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -atic adjectives)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -atic adjectives)

(Denotation: Italian past participle ending (plural -ati))

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -atic adjectives)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix (feminine form))

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix)

(Denotation: (1) Latin neuter adjective and past participle ending denoting “having been, pertaining to, affected by”; (2) Latin neuter noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular present passive subjunctive verb ending)

(Denotation: Latin masculine adjective and noun ending (feminine -ata, plural -ati))

(Denotation: Welsh plural noun ending)

(Denotation: denotes a division, set, or range based on a system or sequence)

(Denotation: Latin first person singular perfect active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: third person singular perfect active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: Latin singular adjective suffix denoting “tendency, inclination”)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek noun ending)

(Denotation: Italian plural noun suffix of -azzo)

(Denotation: Italian singular noun suffix (plural -azzi))

(Denotation: Latin month suffix, Latin adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine instrumental noun suffix denoting an instrument, vessel, place (plural -brae))

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter instrumental noun suffix of -brum)

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine instrumental noun suffix of -bra)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -brum, -bra, and -brae nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -brum, -bra, and -brae nouns)

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter instrumental noun suffix of -brium)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -brium and -bria nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -brium and -bria nouns)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter instrumental noun suffix denoting an instrument, vessel, place (plural -bria))

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter instrumental noun suffix denoting an instrument, vessel, place)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine instrumental noun suffix denoting an instrument, vessel, place (plural -bulae))

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter instrumental noun suffix of -bulum)

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine instrumental noun suffix of -bula)

(Denotation: singular instrumental noun suffix denoting an instrument, vessel, place)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter instrumental noun suffix denoting an instrument, vessel, place (plural -bula))

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix with an active or transitive meaning denoting an abundance or overflow)

(Denotation: for, by means of, dative/ablative masculine/feminine/neuter plural ending)

(Denotation: two, twice)

(Denotation: leisure, freedom)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: Old English adverbial genitive)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -cello)

(Denotation: Italian diminutive suffix (plural -celli))

(Denotation: Russian diminutive suffix (plural -chiki))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -chik)

(Denotation: Latin verb suffix that forms verbs from nouns; literally sing, recite, chant, play, sound, foretell, predict, prophesy)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine diminutive noun suffix (plural -culae), taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter diminutive noun suffix of -culum)

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine diminutive noun suffix of -cula)

(Denotation: Latin diminutive and instrumental suffix)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine diminutive noun suffix of -culus)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter diminutive and instrumental noun suffix (plural -cula))

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine diminutive noun suffix (plural -culi))

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix denoting a tendency, inclination, or continuance)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting quality or rank)

(Denotation: binding, fusion)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: French noun and past participle suffix (feminine -ee))

(Denotation: Latin second person singular present active imperative verb ending)

(Denotation: Latin masculine singular determiner ending)

(Denotation: Italian plural ending of -a)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine genitive noun ending)

(Denotation: Italian singular masculine noun ending (plural -i))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek verbal noun suffix denoting a process, condition, or result)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine noun ending (plural -ia))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek plural noun ending of -os)

(Denotation: Latin ablative singular noun ending)

(Denotation: German plural noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin ablative singular noun ending)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek nominative singular feminine noun ending (Hellenic plural -ai, Latin plural -ae))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -eum)

(Denotation: (1) Latin singular feminine noun suffix (plural -eae); (2) taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a tribe)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ea)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -ea and -eae nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix “pertaining to, characterized by, tending to” often corresponding to -ea, -eaus, -eaum, -eae, and -aea nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, of the nature of” corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: adjective and noun suffix denoting “connected with, pertaining to, of or belonging to” corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, characterized by, or pertaining to a state or quality” corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: French diminutive, collective, and abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -ebo nouns)

(Denotation: Latin first-person singular future active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “body, mass, structure” corresponding to -ebo nouns)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated ten-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated ten-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: verb suffix forming the simple past and past participle)

(Denotation: adjective suffix forming adjectives from nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “the result, product, or instance of an action or condition”)

(Denotation: Latin abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -edo)

(Denotation: Latin abstract noun suffix (plural -edines))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek adjective suffix)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting the recipient of an action, object of a verb, or subject of a verb; (2) agent suffix; (3) rare diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: French feminine past participial suffix (masculine -e))

(Denotation: Irish diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting someone associated with, concerned with, or engaged in a specified activity)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a related place or thing)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -eus)

(Denotation: singular noun ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “belonging to, connected with, member of a group or class” corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: zoological suffix corresponding to -eus nouns)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a family corresponding to -eus nouns)

(Denotation: Anglicized French diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: French diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix associated with peptide chains)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of Ancient Greek -is and sometimes -eus)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting diseases characterized by inflamation corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: noun suffix, abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix, abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: instrumental, frequentive, and diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine diminutive noun suffix (plural -ellae), taxonomic suffix naming bacteria genera)

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter diminutive noun suffix of -ellum)

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine diminutive noun suffix of -ella)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter diminutive noun suffix (plural -ella))

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine diminutive noun suffix)

(Denotation: Latin numeral (cardinal) ending)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an effect or result)

(Denotation: Latin accusative singular noun ending)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “effect or result of an action, particular instance of an action, or object of an action” (plural -emata))

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -ema nouns)

(Denotation: plural of -ema)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -ema/-emata nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -ema/-emata nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “belonging to, connected with, member of a group or class” corresponding to -ema/-emata nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, having to do with, doing, inclined to” corresponding to -ema/-emata nouns)

(Denotation: corresponding to -ema/-emata nouns)

(Denotation: unit, fundamental unit of a structure)

(Denotation: Latin superlative adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek noun suffix denoting an effect, result, or object of an action)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -ema nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix forming adjectives from nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix forming verbs from nouns and adjectives)

(Denotation: English plural noun suffix, Germanic plural noun suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: Latin numeral (distributive) ending)

(Denotation: chemical suffix denoting the presence of a carbon-carbon double bond)

(Denotation: feminine noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin third declension singular noun ending)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a process, action, fact, state, or quality)

(Denotation: Latin gerundive (verbal adjective) suffix denoting “that which must be given” or recipients of actions)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine gerundive (verbal adjective) suffix denoting “that which must be given” or recipients of actions (plural -endae))

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter gerundive (verbal adjective) suffix of -endum)

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine gerundive (verbal adjective) suffix of -enda)

(Denotation: plural masculine gerund (verbal noun) suffix of -endo)

(Denotation: Latin dative/ablative masculine/neuter plural gerundive (verbal adjective) suffix -endo)

(Denotation: singular masculine gerund (verbal noun) suffix (plural -endi))

(Denotation: Latin dative/ablative masculine/neuter singular gerundive (verbal adjective) suffix (plural -endis))

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter gerundive (verbal adjective) suffix denoting “that which must be given” or recipients of actions (plural -enda))

(Denotation: (1) chemical suffix naming an unsaturated hydrocarbon having at least one double bond; (2) chemical suffix naming an aromatic hydrocarbon based on benzene; (3) chemical suffix naming a polymer derived from an alkene)

(Denotation: gentilic suffix)

(Denotation: verb suffix forming the past participle of strong verbs)

(Denotation: feminine noun suffix, zoological suffix)

(Denotation: French feminine suffix)

(Denotation: Latin present active participle verb ending (plural -entes))

(Denotation: belonging to, originating in, of, from)

(Denotation: belonging to, originating in, of, from)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “having the quality of; doing, being, or characterized by”; (2) agent suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix, patronymic suffix (Italian plural -enti))

(Denotation: plural ending of -ens)

(Denotation: adjective suffix, patronymic suffix (plural of -ente))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state, condtion, quality, or process)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state, condtion, quality, or process)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming superfamilies corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix corresponding to -ea nouns)

(Denotation: first person singular present active indicative deponent verb ending)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated seven-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated seven-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: agent suffix, demonymic suffix)

(Denotation: comparative adjective and adverb suffix)

(Denotation: verb suffix denoting repeated or diminutive action)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix (sometimes pejorative))

(Denotation: jocular, informal, and hypocoristic suffix used in informal clipped or playful forms to express familiarity or group belonging)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek adjective suffix denoting “relating to, characterized by”)

(Denotation: French verb infinitive suffix)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix, adjective suffix, noun suffix denoting “location, object, purpose” (feminine of -ero))

(Denotation: Latin infinitive verb ending)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a place, characteristic, or classification)

(Denotation: directional suffix)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting “place of, container for”; (2) adjective suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “place of, container for” (plural -ernae))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -erna)

(Denotation: each, times)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting “place of, container for”; (2) adjective suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix, adjective suffix)

(Denotation: jocular diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: jocular, informal, and hypocoristic suffix used in informal clipped or playful forms to express familiarity or group belonging)

(Denotation: plural noun suffix)

(Denotation: third person singular simple present verb suffix)

(Denotation: Latin and Ancient Greek plural noun and adjective ending)

(Denotation: second person singular future indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek and Latinized third declension nominative singular noun ending)

(Denotation: possessive suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek singular noun ending)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek nominative singular masculine noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin third declension singular noun ending)

(Denotation: relational and gentilic noun suffix)

(Denotation: Italian feminine suffix)

(Denotation: verb suffix denoting “grow, become, enter into a state,” inchoative suffix)

(Denotation: Italian masculine suffix)

(Denotation: gentilic adjective and noun suffix denoting “belonging to, originating in”)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -esis)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a condition)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “one afflicted with”)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -esia nouns)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -esia nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -esia nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -esia/-esy nouns)

(Denotation: relating to an extremely small or fractional part)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a condition, action, or process (plural -eses))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting diseases characterized by inflamation corresponding to -esis nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -esis nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “resembling or suggesting the style of, like, in the manner of”)

(Denotation: feminine suffix)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: feminine noun suffix)

(Denotation: feminine noun suffix)

(Denotation: superlative adjective and adverb suffix)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a condition, action, or process)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix, noun suffix denoting “group of”)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular present active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: Italian abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of Latin -etum)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated four-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting a believer, advocate, or habitant)

(Denotation: adjective and noun suffix denoting “connected with, pertaining to, of or belonging to” that correspond to -e- + -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek agent suffix)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting “thing, condition, result produced by an action”; (2) adjective suffix denoting “characterized by a state, filled with, or having been subjected to”; (3) verb suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated four-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek verbal adjective suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: ordinal number suffix)

(Denotation: pseudoarchaic and pseudoecclesiastical verb suffix)

(Denotation: feminine concrete noun suffix of spatial or anatomical sense denoting “body part, anatomical cavity, container, receptacle, opening” (plural -ethrae))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ethra)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -ethra nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting diseases characterized by inflamation corresponding to -ethra nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, having the nature of”)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated four-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated four-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state or ideology corresponding to -esis nouns)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -esis, -esia, -esy nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -etic nouns and adjectives)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -e- + -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -etto)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix (plural -etti))

(Denotation: grove, place of (plural -eta))

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having the quality of, characterized by the state or condition of”)

(Denotation: suffix of extension and repetition)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a place, structure, object of function, or source of attribute (plural -ea))

(Denotation: French agent suffix)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: Latin relational noun and adjective suffix denoting “of or belonging to” (plural -ei))

(Denotation: masculine noun suffix denoting “one characterized by, thing associated with” (plural -ei and -eis))

(Denotation: feminine agent suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action, process, or state)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “related to one who does”)

(Denotation: agent suffix; verbal action, process, or result)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular suffix (oblique stem -ic- + plural -es))

(Denotation: diminutive suffix, hypocoristic suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “full of, characterized by, inclined to”)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: verb suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a practice, system, doctrine, belief)

(Denotation: Italian abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix denoting “having the form or shape of”)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state, condition, quality, position)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state, condition, quality, position)

(Denotation: Latin plural ending of -us)

(Denotation: Macedonian plural noun ending)

(Denotation: Italian plural of -o and -e)

(Denotation: Latin ablative adjective ending)

(Denotation: French masculine noun ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, related to, or from”)

(Denotation: Lativan plural ending)

(Denotation: Latin genitive noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin plural ending of second-declension nouns ending in <r>)

(Denotation: plural noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin plural ending of -e)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ion)

(Denotation: feminine noun suffix, abstract and taxonomic noun suffix naming “countries, diseases, flowers, collections” (plural -iae))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ium)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a family corresponding to -ium nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “resembling” corresponding to -iaceae nouns)

(Denotation: epic tale)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ia)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming an order corresponding to -ium nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix “pertaining to, characterized by, tending to” sometimes corresponding to -ia, -ium, -ius nouns)

(Denotation: singular noun ending)

(Denotation: Old Latin genitive singular noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin second person singular present active subjunctive verb ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting capability or possibility)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting capableness or possibleness)

(Denotation: adverb suffix corresponding to -ible adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin dative/ablative plural noun ending of -ēs and -us)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to, belonging to, derived from, connected with”; (2) chemical suffix)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin feminine singular noun and adjective suffix (plural -icae))

(Denotation: Latin feminine plural suffix of -ica)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: feminine noun suffix)

(Denotation: plural of -ix)

(Denotation: (1) Latin masculine plural suffix of -icus; (2) Italian masculine plural suffix of -ico)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: Spanish and Italian singular masculine adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to, belonging to, derived from, connected with” (Italian plural -ici))

(Denotation: (1) Latin singular masculine adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to, belonging to, derived from, connected with” (plural -ici); (2) chemical suffix)

(Denotation: Latin masculine singular noun and adjective suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “belonging to, connected with, member of a group or class”)

(Denotation: zoological suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek feminine genitive of patronymic suffix denoting “radiance in”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “tending to”)

(Denotation: Latin abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: feminine adjective suffix denoting “tending to” (Latin masculine -idus))

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming families)

(Denotation: chemical suffix for simple compounds, related compounds, binary compounds, elements)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a superfamily)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a subfamily)

(Denotation: chemical suffix indicating a double bond)

(Denotation: plural ending of -is)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix denoting “resembling”)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -idium)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -idium nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting action, process, result, disease, morbid condition, pathological state, abnormal condition corresponding to -idium nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, characterized by, or pertaining to a state or quality” corresponding to -idium nouns)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix denoting “having the form or shape of” corresponding to -idium nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “belonging to, connected with, member of a group or class” corresponding to -idium nouns)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming superfamilies corresponding to -idium nouns)

(Denotation: chemical suffix denoting “sugar-free form”)

(Denotation: chemical suffix denoting a chemical compound with a nitrogen-containing ring)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -idae nouns)

(Denotation: (1) diminutive suffix; (2) taxonomic suffix usually naming genuses; (3) scientific suffix for naming bodily structures, organs, cellular processes (plural -idia))

(Denotation: Latin abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming superfamilies corresponding to -idium nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “tending to” (feminine -ida))

(Denotation: chemical suffix denoting a univalent radical derived from an amino acid)

(Denotation: noun suffix, diminutive suffix, feminine suffix, pejorative suffix)

(Denotation: ablative singular Latin noun suffix of -ies)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a tribe corresponding to -ium nouns)

(Denotation: French masculine demonymic suffix (feminine -ienne))

(Denotation: French feminine demonymic suffix (masculine -ien and -ian))

(Denotation: noun suffix, agent suffix, denotes nouns denoting “one whose occupation has to do with” (feminine -iere))

(Denotation: feminine agent suffix, denotes nouns denoting “one whose occupation has to do with” (masculine -ier))

(Denotation: fifth declension Latin genitive noun ending forming abstract nouns from adjectives)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a condition, action, or process)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, tending to, doing, serving to do”)

(Denotation: feminine form of -igo)

(Denotation: Latin suffix corresponding to -igo)

(Denotation: Latin noun suffix denoting a state, disease, condition, or action)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ius)

(Denotation: zoological suffix corresponding to -ium nouns)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a family corresponding to -ium nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix, concrete noun suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “resembling” corresponding -ila nouns)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ila)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting ability or capacity; (2) division, part; (3) chemical suffix naming organic compounds containing a cyano group)

(Denotation: noun suffix, concrete noun suffix)

(Denotation: Latin and Italian noun suffix denoting a location (Latin plural -ilia, Italian plural -ili))

(Denotation: Latin feminine abstract or frequentative noun suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -ilus)

(Denotation: Italian plural suffix of -ile)

(Denotation: Latin plural suffix of -ile)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -ilio nouns)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -ilio nouns)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix denoting (1) “prone to be, able to be,” (2) “prone to acting, having the power to act,” (3) “state resulting from an action or process,” (4) “pertaining to, of”)

(Denotation: variant of Latin -ile, noun suffix denoting a location)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine diminutive noun suffix (plural -illae))

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine diminutive noun suffix of -illum)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine diminutive noun suffix of -illa)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -illus, -illa, -illum nouns)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive adjective suffix denoting “provided with, marked by, consisting of”)

(Denotation: diminutive adjective suffix denoting “provided with, marked by, consisting of”)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine diminutive noun suffix of -illus)

(Denotation: numeral suffix denoting 10)

(Denotation: forms names of integers in order to form names of powers of a million)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter diminutive noun suffix (plural -illa))

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine diminutive noun suffix (plural -illi))

(Denotation: concrete noun suffix (plural -ili))

(Denotation: adverb suffix)

(Denotation: plural noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin numeral (ordinal) ending)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek adjective suffix denoting “capable of, worthy of, fit for”)

(Denotation: numeral (ordinal) ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix forming adjectives from nouns)

(Denotation: (1) Latin and Italian feminine noun and adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to, relating to, connected with”; (2) taxonomic suffix (Latin plural -inae, Italian plural -ine))

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter suffix of -inum)

(Denotation: (1) Latin plural feminine suffix of -ina; (2) taxonomic suffix for naming animal subfamilies and subtribes of plants, algae, fungi, and viruses)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to”; (2) demonymic suffix; (3) abstract noun suffix forming nouns of state, action, or institution; (4) feminine suffix; (5) diminutive suffix; (6) chemical suffix naming basic (alkaline) substances, alkaloidal substances, halogen elements, commercial materials, and various compounds (including proteins, enzymes, and carbohydrates))

(Denotation: Italian plural feminine suffix of -ina)

(Denotation: (1) feminine noun suffix; (2) taxonomic suffix naming of animal subclasses (plural -ineae))

(Denotation: (1) plural suffix of -inea; (2) taxonomic suffix naming suborders of plants, algae, and fungi)

(Denotation: Latin plural noun ending of -o)

(Denotation: present participle suffix)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting “belong to, of” and forming placenames, patronymics, diminutives; (2) noun suffix denoting “of the kind of”)

(Denotation: Latin masculine plural suffix of -inus and Italian masculine plural suffix of -ino)

(Denotation: (1) Italian singular masculine diminutive suffix (plural -ini); (2) physics suffix denoting a supersymmetric partner)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, having to do with, doing, inclined to”)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -inquity nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having the quality of; doing, being, or characterized by” corresponding to -inquity nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, having to do with, doing, inclined to” corresponding to -inquity nouns)

(Denotation: Latin abstract noun suffix denoting state, condition, or quality)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, having to do with, doing, inclined to” corresponding to -inquity nouns)

(Denotation: Latin neuter noun and adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to, relating to, connected with” (plural -ina))

(Denotation: Latin masculine noun and adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to, relating to, connected with” (plural -ini))

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix forming an expressive or augmentative noun (plural -iones); (2) masculine noun suffix)

(Denotation: Latin first person singular present active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “belonging to, connected with, member of a group or class” corresponding to -ium/-ia nouns)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming a superfamily corresponding to -ium nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state, condition, or action)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek adjective and noun suffix (plural -ia))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -io)

(Denotation: Latin comparative adjective ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated three-membered ring heterocycles, common in alkanes)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated three-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated three-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated three-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: Latin and Ancient Greek singular noun and adjective ending (plural -es))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek singular noun ending (plural -ides, -ithes))

(Denotation: Latin third declension genitive noun ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having”)

(Denotation: relational and gentilic noun suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, tending to” and agent suffix correlating to -isco nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix denoting “grow, become, enter into a state,” inchoative suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -iscus)

(Denotation: Portuguese and Spanish masculine singular suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix (plural -isci))

(Denotation: verb suffix)

(Denotation: Anglicized form of Old French noun suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting abstract noun of quality or function)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of the nature or character of” or “of the nativity or country of”)

(Denotation: verb suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -isis nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a condition, action, or process)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a practice, system, doctrine, belief)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek noun suffix denoting a result)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek noun suffix denoting a result (plural -ismata))

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -ismus nouns)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -isma)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -isma nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a practice, system, doctrine, belief)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a practice, result, doctrine, or state; medical suffx denoting spasm)

(Denotation: feminine singular noun suffix (plural -issae))

(Denotation: plural suffix of -issa)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -issa nouns)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -issimus)

(Denotation: Italian superlative adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin superlative adjective suffix)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting “one who does or makes, follower, adherent”)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek verbal adjective suffix)

(Denotation: (1) agent suffix denoting one who does or makes; (2) taxonomic suffix naming a genus)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting one who does or makes)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting one who does or makes)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state, condition, or process)

(Denotation: frequentive and intensive verb suffix)

(Denotation: Anglicized form of Italain masculine singular diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular present active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular perfect active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix, feminine suffix, demonymic suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -itus)

(Denotation: Italian feminine past participle ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting capability or possibility corresponding to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: adjective and noun suffix denoting “connected with, pertaining to, of or belonging to” that correspond to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -ito nouns)

(Denotation: (1) agent suffix denoting a believer, advocate, or habitant; (2) agent suffix denoting “one who eats”)

(Denotation: place or device associated with a specified thing or function corresponding to -ito nouns)

(Denotation: adjective and noun suffix denoting “connected with, pertaining to, of or belonging to” that correspond to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -ty words)

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting “the result, product, or instance of an action or condition”; (2) adjective suffix denoting “characterized by, having the quality or state of, or having been subjected to”; (3) verb suffix denoting “to cause to become, to perform or enact”)

(Denotation: (1) noun and adjective suffix; (2) demonymic suffix; (3) agent suffix denoting “follower, adherent”; (4) chemical suffix naming chemical compounds (salts or esters of acids); (5) geologic suffix naming rocks and minerals)

(Denotation: plural of diminutive -itello)

(Denotation: (masculine) taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: Latinized plural suffix of -itis)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek plural suffix of -is)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -itus)

(Denotation: noun, adjective, and verb suffix denoting a state, condition, or period of being in a particular role or status)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -itis)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming proteins and derived enzymes corresponding to -ty nouns)

(Denotation: scientific suffix denoting a supersymmetric partner corresponding to -iton nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, having the nature of, resembling, tending to”)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a condition)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting diseases characterized by inflamation (plural -itides or rarely -ites))

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a practice, system, doctrine, belief corresponding to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a practice, system, doctrine, belief corresponding to -itis nouns)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting one who does or makes corresponding to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: past participle verb suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming polyhydric alcohols (sugar alcohols))

(Denotation: scientific suffix denoting a subatomic particle corresponding to -ty nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a “place or domain associated with a particular activity, function, or office”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, having to do with, doing, inclined to” corresponding to -ty abstract nouns)

(Denotation: Latin perfect active participle ending)

(Denotation: Latin masculine singular adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin noun suffix)

(Denotation: suffix of extension and repetition)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming radicals corresponding to -ty nouns)

(Denotation: (1) chemical suffix naming metal elements, isotopes of hydrogen, polyatomic cations; (2) denotes a structure, category, mass, place (plural -ia))

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix, demonym suffix, derivative noun suffix (plural -ii))

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “related to”)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, relating to, belonging to, tending to, of the nature of, serving to, doing”)

(Denotation: Latin feminine nominative singular noun suffix (plural -ices))

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek feminine nominative singular noun suffix (plural -ices))

(Denotation: Russian singular noun ending)

(Denotation: verb suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state or condition)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: intensive adjective suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action, proceeding, practice)

(Denotation: adverb suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “in a manner denoted by”)

(Denotation: Latin noun suffix denoting “means, instrument, or result” (plural -mina))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek present middle/passive participle verb ending)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a result or product)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -mentum)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -mento)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a result or product (plural -menti))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a result or product (plural -menta))

(Denotation: Latin plural suffix of -men)

(Denotation: Latin noun suffix denoting “means, instrument, or result”)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: collective noun suffix denoting legal status or obligation)

(Denotation: plural noun ending)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state or condition)

(Denotation: nouns suffix denoting “associated with, characterized by”)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming chemical compounds (salts or esters of acids))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek adverb suffix forming adverbs from prepositions)

(Denotation: modern scientific noun suffix)

(Denotation: masculine noun ending)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek singular masculine adjective ending)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine and neuter adjective ending)

(Denotation: first person singular present indicative Latin verb ending)

(Denotation: colloquial diminutive agent suffix)

(Denotation: Romance masculine suffix (feminine -a))

(Denotation: Latin adverb suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular noun ending (plural -ines and -ones))

(Denotation: Latin dative/ablative singular masculine/neuter noun ending)

(Denotation: Hellenic singular noun ending)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek nominative singular feminine noun ending)

(Denotation: adjective suffix naming an atom or ion containing cations or anions)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated eight-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated eight-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: adjective suffix)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek adjective suffix denoting “characterized by”)

(Denotation: resembling, like, similar)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix naming orders)

(Denotation: mineralogical suffix)

(Denotation: Latin and Ancient Greek singular noun ending (plural -(o)eae))

(Denotation: plural ending of -(o)ea)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek plural ending of -os)

(Denotation: chemical suffix for naming carboxylic groups and acids)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a place or receptacle)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a place or receptacle)

(Denotation: gentilic suffix)

(Denotation: (feminine) gentilic suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix (alcohol, phenol))

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine diminutive suffix (plural -olae), commercial suffix, pejorative suffix)

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter suffix of -olum and Ancient Greek plural suffix of -olon)

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine suffix of -ola)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated five-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated five-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a “state or quality of being full of or abounding in” corresponding to -olent adjectives)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “full of, abounding in”)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine suffix of -olus and Italian plural masculine suffix of -olo)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated five-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: deprecated chemical suffix naming heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen)

(Denotation: Italian singular masculine diminutive suffix (-oli))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek diminutive suffix (plural -ola))

(Denotation: pharmacological suffix naming steroids or steroidlike drugs not derived from prednisolone)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter diminutive suffix (plural -ola))

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine diminutive suffix (plural -oli))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting disease, tumor, mass, growth; noun suffix denoting a result)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -oma nouns)

(Denotation: agent suffix corresponding to -oma nouns)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -oma)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -omata nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -oma, -omata nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -oma, -omata nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “resembling a tumor” that correspondings to -oma nouns)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -omatosis)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a condition characterized by abnormal growth, tumors, or masses)

(Denotation: adjective suffix corresponding to -omatosis nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “possession, presence, relation to” corresponding to -oma nouns)

(Denotation: body, mass, structure)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting disease, tumor, mass, growth; noun suffix denoting a result)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to a tumor” corresponding to -oma nouns)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -oma nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting disease, tumor, mass, growth; noun suffix denoting a result)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek singular noun ending, scientific suffix (physics, mathematics, biology, genetics, chemistry, basic and fundamental units) (plural -a or -ones))

(Denotation: diminutive, augmentative, resultative, and agent suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek (1) masculine nominative singular present participle ending and (2) singular agent ending (plural -ontes))

(Denotation: place)

(Denotation: abstract and locative noun ending)

(Denotation: suffix denoting a fiber)

(Denotation: feminine suffix, taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming saturated nine-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: Latin present active participle suffix)

(Denotation: matronymic suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix denoting a compound containing a carbonyl functional group)

(Denotation: augmentative suffix (plural -oni))

(Denotation: augmentative suffix (plural -oni))

(Denotation: Ancient Greek masculine nominative present active participle ending forming agent nouns denoting “one who, that which”)

(Denotation: plural ending of -o)

(Denotation: plural ending of -on)

(Denotation: Italian plural suffix of -one)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -onium)

(Denotation: chemical suffix naming unsaturated nine-membered ring heterocycles)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting life-form or life-stage)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek plural ending of -on)

(Denotation: suffix that adds emphasis to borrowed French nouns ending in stressed -on; also represents Italian -one and Spanish -ón)

(Denotation: noun suffix, agent suffix (Latin plural -ores))

(Denotation: Spanish masculine noun suffix (feminine -ora))

(Denotation: Spanish feminine noun suffix (masculine -or))

(Denotation: noun suffix forming abstract nouns of state or condition)

(Denotation: Latin plural suffix of -(o)r)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -orium)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -orius)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “that which pertains to or serves for” (plural -oria))

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix (plural -orii))

(Denotation: collective and diminutive noun suffix)

(Denotation: Latin genitive plural noun ending)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to, serving for”; (2) noun suffix denoting “that which pertains to or serves for”)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek singular neuter noun ending(plural -a))

(Denotation: masucline singular noun suffix (plural -otes))

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, prone to, inclined to, characterized by, in the style of, abundant in” (plural -osae))

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine suffix of -osa)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, prone to, inclined to, characterized by, inclined to, in the style of, abundant in”)

(Denotation: chemical suffix for naming saccharides (simple sugars))

(Denotation: verb suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -osis)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine suffix of -osus)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, having the nature of” corresponding to -osis and -osia nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix naming diseases and processes)

(Denotation: Italian singular masculine adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, prone to, inclined to, characterized by, in the style of, abundant in”)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, prone to, inclined to, characterized by, in the style of, abundant in”)

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine adjective suffix denoting “having, full of, prone to, inclined to, characterized by, in the style of, abundant in” (plural -osi))

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state or condition)

(Denotation: noun suffix expressing state or condition)

(Denotation: Anglicized form of French diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: taxonomic suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix, demonym suffix)

(Denotation: characterized by, having)

(Denotation: Latin third-declension noun ending)

(Denotation: feminine diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: plural ending of -os)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, characterized by, having the nature of” corresponding to -osis nouns)

(Denotation: chemical suffix)

(Denotation: verb suffix corresponding to -otic adjectives)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: (1) adjective suffix denoting “resembling, full of, abounding in, having, possession of”; (2) chemical suffix in chemical compounds in which a specified chemical element has a lower oxidation number than in the equivalent compound whose name ends in the suffix -ic)

(Denotation: Slovak genitive plural suffix)

(Denotation: French verb suffix)

(Denotation: any, every, each, universalizing or generalizing particle)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “group of insiders, elite, or connoisseurs”)

(Denotation: condition or state of)

(Denotation: pejorative suffix, diminutive)

(Denotation: forms intensified adjectives)

(Denotation: hypocoristic suffix)

(Denotation: adverb suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -sis)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a quality, condition, act, power, skill, office, position, relation between)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action, process, or result)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” or “of the nativity or country of”)

(Denotation: noun suffix)

(Denotation: excrescent suffix)

(Denotation: allomorph of -est, superlative adjective and adverb suffix)

(Denotation: country)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to”)

(Denotation: forms adjectives from verbs)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a state, condition, or quality)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix, hypocoristic suffix)

(Denotation: verb suffix forming the simple past and past participle)

(Denotation: noun suffix forming nouns from verbs and adjectives)

(Denotation: extremely)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting exceptionality)

(Denotation: ethnonymic suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to” corresponding to -ty nouns)

(Denotation: (1) agent suffix denoting a believer, advocate, or habitant; (2) agent suffix denoting “one who eats”)

(Denotation: Latin abstract noun suffix (plural -tates))

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting praise or celebration, sometimes pejorative)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -tas)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a quality or condition)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek comparative adjective ending)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix)

(Denotation: Latin adverb suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek agent suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting an action, state, or result)

(Denotation: Latin plural suffix of -terium and Ancient Greek plural suffix of -terion)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek adjective suffix denoting “place, tool, thing” (plural -teria))

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix denoting “place, tool, thing” (plural -teria))

(Denotation: demonymic suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: ordinal number suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix forming nouns from verbs and adjectives)

(Denotation: adjective suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, pertaining to” corresponding to -ty nouns)

(Denotation: noun suffix naming animals)

(Denotation: Latin adjective suffix)

(Denotation: demonymic suffix corresponding to -ty nouns)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “full of or prone to,” often exaggerated or humorous)

(Denotation: Latin singular future active imperative verb ending)

(Denotation: agent suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek noun suffix denoting a place)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “of, like, related to, pertaining to” corresponding to -tra nouns)

(Denotation: pharmacological suffix naming serotonin reuptake inhibitors)

(Denotation: instrument suffix)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a condition or state)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a condition or state)

(Denotation: ten)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting a quality or condition)

(Denotation: Latin ablative singular noun ending)

(Denotation: French masculine past participle suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “pertaining to, from, or of”)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter noun ending)

(Denotation: Lativan plural suffix)

(Denotation: attributive noun suffix naming plants, deverbal noun suffix, adjective suffix)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -uca)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix (meliorative or pejorative))

(Denotation: attributive noun suffix, deverbal noun suffix, adjective suffix)

(Denotation: attributive noun suffix, deverbal noun suffix, adjective suffix)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix)

(Denotation: noun and adjective suffix denoting “having much of, characterized by, abounding in”)

(Denotation: noun and verb suffix)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular perfect active indicative verb ending)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine diminutive and instrumental suffix (Latin plural -ulae))

(Denotation: Latin plural neuter instrumental suffix of -ulum)

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine diminutive and instrumental suffix of -ula)

(Denotation: diminutive and instrumental suffix)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting a “state or quality of being full of or abounding in” corresponding to -ulent adjectives)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “full of, abounding in”)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine diminutive and adjective suffix of -ulus)

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine ablative diminutive suffix of -ulus)

(Denotation: ketose sugar)

(Denotation: clip of -ulty)

(Denotation: Anglo-French noun suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular neuter instrumental suffix (plural -ula))

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine diminutive and adjective suffix (plural -uli))

(Denotation: (1) Latin singular neuter noun ending; (2) chemical suffix naming certain elements)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek present mediopassive participle contracted verb ending and masculine noun ending (feminine -umene))

(Denotation: feminine form of -umen)

(Denotation: demonymic and agent noun suffix)

(Denotation: Latin singular feminine diminutive suffix (plural -unculae))

(Denotation: Latin plural feminine diminutive suffix of -uncula)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: Latin plural masculine diminutive suffix of -unculus)

(Denotation: Latin singular masculine diminutive suffix (plural -unculi))

(Denotation: Latin present active participle ending emphasizing the process of the action)

(Denotation: Latin present active participle ending (plural -undae))

(Denotation: plural ending of -unda)

(Denotation: Latin suffix)

(Denotation: Latin third person singular present indicative passive verb ending)

(Denotation: collective noun suffix)

(Denotation: abstract noun suffix denoting an action)

(Denotation: chemical suffix for naming a binary compound or a compound of metal and nonmetal)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “time, state, or characteristic”)

(Denotation: plural suffix of -urno)

(Denotation: noun suffix denoting “inspired by, associated with” (plural -urni))

(Denotation: Latin singular noun ending (plural -i and -a))

(Denotation: pejorative noun suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek nominative singular masculine noun ending)

(Denotation: Latin singular noun suffix (plural -a))

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting “the result or product of an action”; (2) adjective suffix denoting “characterized by the result or product of an action”; (3) verb suffix denoting “put into a state, perform, bring about”)

(Denotation: direction to, motion to)

(Denotation: nongendered plural suffix)

(Denotation: French plural noun suffix)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek third declension singular noun ending (plural -es))

(Denotation: (1) noun suffix denoting a state, condition, or quality; (2) adjective suffix denoting “related to a state, condition, or quality”)

(Denotation: diminutive suffix, hypocoristic suffix)

(Denotation: adjective suffix denoting “full of, characterized by, inclined to”)

(Denotation: verb suffix)

(Denotation: plural ending of -a)

(Denotation: agent suffix denoting “one whose occupation has to do with”)

(Denotation: chemical suffix used in forming names of radicals, literally wood)

(Denotation: Ancient Greek diminutive suffix)

(Denotation: chemical suffix denoting an unsaturated hydrocarbon having at least one triple bond)