User:Dan Polansky/Suffix

English
All on English suffixes including pseudo-suffixes:

Noun suffix
Suffixes for qualities alias properties or states or conditions: Suffixes for action: Suffixes for active person: Suffixes for active thing: Suffixes for passive person:
 * -ness: goodness, darkness, kindness, brightness, completeness (tendency: Germanic roots?, but "completeness")
 * -ity: parametricity, generosity, acidity, subjectivity, additivity, separability, complexity, nominality (tendency: Latin roots?)
 * -ability (from -able): separability, repairability, enjoyability, feasibility, possibility, doability (rare: feasibleness, common: enjoyableness)
 * -icity (from -ic): toxicity, parametricity, organicity, algorithmicity
 * -ivity (from -ive): subjectivity, additivity, commutativity (rare: commutativeness)
 * -ality (from -al): nominality, radicality, reality (rare: realness)
 * -hood: likelihood, falsehood (mostly used for noun-derived qualities such as objecthood and parenthood)
 * -ry: bravery
 * -cy: normalcy
 * -ance: resistance, ignorance, capacitance
 * -ence: coherence, persistence, consistence, complacence, transparence, excellence, diligence, intelligence, magnificence, innocence
 * -ency: coherency, persistency, consistency, complacency, transparency, solvency
 * -al: arousal, arrival, denial, proposal, reversal, removal
 * -ion: transformation, reformation, deformation, stagnation, inflation
 * -or: actor, director, aviator
 * -ator (Latin-based: cur-o --> cur-ator): administrator, annihilator, curator, orator, procurator
 * -er: worker, fisher, manager, programmer, crimper, interviewer
 * -eer: auctioneer, charioteer, mutineer, puppeteer
 * -ant: servant, consultant, defendant
 * -or: tractor, rotor, motor
 * -ator (Latin-based: cur-o --> cur-ator): respirator, ventilator
 * -ant: reactant
 * -ee: employee, examinee, interviewee, nominee

Adjective suffix

 * -ic: parametric, geometric, algorithmic, nomadic, acidic, semantic, alphabetic
 * -ical: parametrical, geometrical, mythical, semantical, alphabetical
 * -al: adjectival, phrasal, lineal, basal, cranial, nominal
 * -ial: adverbial, commercial, spatial, tangential
 * -ian: Aesopian, Albanian, Babylonian, Canadian, Russian
 * -ian: Aristotelian, Baconian, Hegelian, Kuhnian, Popperian, Wittgensteinian
 * -ish: girlish, boyish
 * -ish: greenish, grayish, reddish
 * -ish: Danish, British, English, Spanish
 * -ive: administrative, conclusive, native, diminutive, negative, positive
 * -ous: odorous, courageous, joyous, poisonous, riotous
 * -able: enjoyable, repairable, confirmable, refutable
 * -less: fearless, hopeless, restless
 * -ient: obedient, subservient, lenient
 * -ent: persistent, resistent, consistent, affluent

Verb suffix

 * -ate: marinate, abbreviate, truncate
 * -fy: classify, horrify, intensify, liquefy, purify, satisfy, solidify, stupefy
 * -ize: crystalize, materialize, formalize
 * -lyze: analyze, paralyze, catalyze

Noun suffix
Suffixes for qualities alias properties or states or conditions: Other suffixes:
 * -ost: laskavost, jasnost (but also "jas"), úplnost, štědrost, hmotnost
 * -ství: bratrství, rodičovství, mistrovství
 * -ovství: rodičovství, mistrovství
 * -stvo: lidstvo, bratrstvo, mužstvo

Adjective suffix

 * -ký: řecký, německý, ruský (attributive suffix)
 * -ský: britský, pražský, mořský, ženský (attributive suffix)
 * -ovský: mistrovský, rodičovský
 * -cký: (such as what?)

German
All on German suffixes including pseudo-suffixes:

Noun suffix
Suffixes for qualities alias properties or states or conditions:
 * -heit: Frechheit, Schönheit, Dummheit
 * -keit: Wirksamkeit, Langsamkeit, Müdigkeit