What does suffix's mean?

Answer 1

It means belonging to a suffix, such as 'a suffix's spelling'.

A suffix is an ending you attach to a word to change its meaning: an example would be combining the word 'attend' with the suffix '-tion' to make the word 'attention'.

Its opposite would be a prefix, which is attached to the beginning of a word instead.

Additional answer

By the way you've asked the question you've been given the answer above - quite correctly. However, I suggest that if you hadn't put the apostrophe in the word 'suffix's' then you'd have ended up with the answer you want (I'm only guessing though) - which is that suffixes are short words that you add to the end of another word to change its meaning slightly. The apostrophe has meant that you are referring to something belonging to a suffix.

Answer 2

Suffix means the last part of the word after the root-word
its a word that comes at the end of a word suh as welcome come is the sufix
A "word" that sports at the end of ether a root word a another suffix

Answer 3

A suffix is a small group of letters attached to the end of a word which changes its meaning in some sense, frequently by changing it from one part of speech to another.

Answer 4

A morpheme added at the end of a word to form a derivative (e.g. -ation, -fy, -ing, -itis ).

Answer 5

A suffix is a group of letters that is added to the end of a word to change its meaning or create a new word. It is a common way to modify the root word to form different variations or tenses.

Answer 6

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