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Extraordinary Mary contrary Gary ordinary pictionary Hungary itinerary -that's all I can think of off the top of my head, you might google search suffix -ary.
granary
Legend + ary = legendary.noun + ary = adjective.Vision + ary = visionary/ (a) visionarynoun + ary = adjective/ noun.Mission + ary = missionary/ (a) missionary.noun + ary = adjective / noun.so as it seems, it definitely turns the base word (noun) into an adjective. It may also keep it a noun at other times.
Words that end with "ary":The suffix -ary means 'pertaining to'. Below are some words with the suffix -ary:ablutionary. abolitionary. accessary. accretionary. adversary. alimentary. beneficiary. binary. boundary. budgetary. canary. cautionary. cometary. commentary. complementary. complimentary. concessionary. conclusionary. confectionary. convulsionary. customary. deflationary. delusionary. depositary. dictionary. dietary. discretionary. elementary. elocutionary. evolutionary. extortionary. filamentary. fragmentary. functionary. glossary. honorary. hymnary. illusionary. imaginary. infirmary. lectionary. legendary. missionary. momentary. notary. ovulary. parliamentary. pensionary. pigmentary. planetary. questionary. reactionary. recessionary. revisionary. rotary. rudimentary. secondary. secretary. sedimentary. segmentary. solidary. stationary. testamentary. traditionary. uncomplimentary. unitary. visionary. ordinary, dictionaryAdversaryAnniversaryApiaryArbitraryAuxiliaryAviaryAxillaryBeneficiaryBlearyBoundaryBurglaryCalvaryCanaryCardiopulmonaryCassowaryCautionaryCharyCommentaryCommissaryComplimentaryContemporaryCoronaryCustomaryDearyDiaryDictionaryDietaryDisciplinaryDocumentaryDrearyElementaryEvolutionaryExtraordinaryGlossaryHereditaryHonoraryImaginaryItineraryJudiciaryLotteryLegendaryLibraryLiteraryMilitaryMissionaryMomentaryMonetaryMortuaryNaryNecessaryNotaryObituaryOrdinaryOvaryPeccaryPenitentiaryPlanetaryPrimaryProbationaryProprietaryPotteryPulmonaryQuandaryRevolutionaryRosaryRosemaryRotarySalarySanctuarySanitaryScarySecondarySecretarySedimentarySeminarySmearySolitaryStationarySugarySummarySupplementaryTearyTemporaryUnwaryUrinaryVaryVinegaryVisionaryVocabularyVoluntaryVotaryWaryWeary
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Actually yes, they do, because of the "ary" at the end of both words
diary scary complimentary commentary library wary Mary etc...
Extraordinary Mary contrary Gary ordinary pictionary Hungary itinerary -that's all I can think of off the top of my head, you might google search suffix -ary.
both have ary at the end and the ary sound the same, so yes
Some words ending with -ary are adjectives and others are nouns, but -ary isn't any part of speech. It's a suffix. The word suffix is a noun.
granary
military, cemetary, secretary, library, imaginary, ordinary, Febuary, necessary, stationary
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Some adjectives that end with "ary" include "primary," "secondary," "tertiary," "temporary," and "military." These words often describe rank, order, or function in various contexts. Additionally, "legendary" and "adversary" are other examples that convey specific characteristics or qualities.
This is a lot of them : sanctuarydictionary estuaryFebruarygranaryimaginaryjanuarylibarymissionarynecessaryprimary
fiduciaryfragmentaryfunctionary