A lot of people use it to mean infection as well.
Inflammation and infection.
The suffix of the word swelling is ing. This suffix is a noun and means activity, or result of an activity.
immortality does not have a suffix it has a prefix (im)mortality However you could also have immortal(ise) and this is a suffix.
The suffix -ic (also -ical) means "relating or pertaining to" and forms adjectives from nouns.
The suffix "-ness" typically indicates the condition of or state of being. For example, happiness refers to the state of being happy.
The suffix quint- means five. It is derived from the Latin word "quinque" which also means five. Words containing this suffix often relate to groups or sets of five.
The suffix of the word swelling is ing. This suffix is a noun and means activity, or result of an activity.
Gasteroenteritis is inflammatory. One way to know is by the suffix -itis which means inflammation of- It is also a disease by definition.
immortality does not have a suffix it has a prefix (im)mortality However you could also have immortal(ise) and this is a suffix.
Laryngitis means inflammation of the voice box, also known as the larynx. The -itis ending means inflammation of. Another term is inflamatio chordae vocalis.
The suffix "-ness" typically indicates the condition of or state of being. For example, happiness refers to the state of being happy.
The suffix -ic (also -ical) means "relating or pertaining to" and forms adjectives from nouns.
The suffix "rium" means place or building.
The suffix "com" typically means commercial, denoting a business or commercial entity. It is commonly used in domain names for commercial websites.
Isis means 'inflammation of' - so generally refers to a condition that is defined strictly by inflammation of something. Osis means 'abnormality of' - it can also involve inflammation but usually refers to a wider range of issues that are either a cause of or caused by that inflammation.
The word "nature" contains no suffix Suffixes which may be attached to the root word include: -al (natural) -alist (naturalist) -ize (naturalize)
It is the Greek word for city. It not only appears as a suffix in city names such as Adrianopolis, Heliopolis or Minneapolis, but is also the root of words such as "political", "policy", "politician", and "polite".
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