An affix is a word element, such as a prefix or suffix, that can only occur attached to a base, stem, or root.
Examples of prefixes (placed before a root/stem) -
un + kind = unkind,
re + act = react,
mis + lay = mislay,
pre + fix = prefix.
Examples of suffixes (added to the end of a root/stem) -
reason + able = reasonable,
care + full = careful,
hope + less = hopeless,
danger + ous = dangerous,
happy + ness = happiness,
just + ify = justify.
im (prefix) + port (root word) + ant (suffix) = important
A root word is the main component of meaning in a word and provides the basis from which a word is derived by adding affixes or inflectional endings or by phonetic change.
Examples of root words (from above) -
kind, act, lay, fix, reason, care, hope, danger, happy, just, port.
The suffix of "kind" is "-ness." This can be added to form the word "kindness."
'ly'.
The suffix for "enjoy" is "-ment." It turns "enjoy" into the noun "enjoyment."
i do not know but i do believe that the suffix for kind = kindness care = careful enjoy = enjoyment weak = weakness situate = situation punish = punishment hope = hopeful believe = believable
The suffix -let is a diminutive suffix that often indicates a smaller version of something. For example, a booklet is a small book, and a piglet is a small pig.
Rhythming it is adjusting something like a guitar or some kind of instrument
A suffix comes at the end of a word. To find a suffix you need to be able to recognise the base/root word.eg base word is kind, another form of kind is kindly. -ly has been added to kind to make kindly so -ly is a suffix.soft -- softness ...........suffix is nessmanage -- managment...........suffix is ment
:) Yes, the word 'Ware' is infact a suffix. Kind regards, Vic.
There isn't one. -kind is itself a suffix, of limited usage. Examples usages are mankind, humankind.
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Kindness is not either. It is a noun and "kind" is an adjective.
The suffix for "enjoy" is "-ment." It turns "enjoy" into the noun "enjoyment."
The suffix -let is a diminutive suffix that often indicates a smaller version of something. For example, a booklet is a small book, and a piglet is a small pig.
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In Spanish, -ería is a suffix used to indicate a place where a specific activity is carried out, similar to "-ery" in English. For example, pastelería (bakery) is where pastries are made and sold, or joyería (jewelry store) is where jewelry is sold.
Rhythming it is adjusting something like a guitar or some kind of instrument