Correct — "ity" is not a root but a suffix. It is used to form nouns from adjectives, much like the suffix "ness." It often denotes a state, quality, or condition of something.
For example:
Sanctity (from sanctus → holy) = the state of being holy
Animosity (from animus → spirit, mind) = the quality of having hostility or strong dislike
Duplicity (from duplex → double) = the state of being deceitful or two-faced
So, "ity" helps transform adjectives or Latin roots into abstract nouns that describe a concept or condition.
Adding the suffix -ly to the adjective 'regal' forms the adverb regally.
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Yes, the word "unbelievability" contains three suffixes: "un" + "believe" + "able" + "ity".
The root word for triad is tri. This root word means three.
Tri is the root word of intricate. The root word means three.
The answer is "ity" or "ation".
No prefix, root word is divers, suffix is ity i guess
Adding the suffix -ly to the adjective 'regal' forms the adverb regally.
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Yes, the word "unbelievability" contains three suffixes: "un" + "believe" + "able" + "ity".
Public.......meaning, ment for the public to see.
The root word for triad is tri. This root word means three.
Tri is the root word of intricate. The root word means three.
"-ity"
Which of the following suffixes means having qualities of ? The suffix -ous means "having qualities of"
to my best knowledge, i would say the root word for trillion would have to be tri. it means three
The suffix of the word "ability" is "-ity."