Electrician, Mortician, Beautician, musician, technician...
It's not a real suffix, you know. The real suffix is "ian" meaning a person from or connected to a place or activity or party. An Egyptian is a person from Egypt (Egypt+ian). A Christian is a person who follows the religion of Christ (Christ+ian). A musician is someone who plays music (music+ian). Probably the most widely used of these words is politician (politic+ian). By analogy to this word, people divided the word wrong as polit+ician, and treated -ician as a suffix in such relatively new words as mortician (mort+ician), or beautician (beaut(y)+ician). Similar misdivisions have created the suffix -aholic, as in "shopaholic" from a misdivision of alcoholic as alc+oholic rather than the correct alcohol+ic.
The root of the word "mortician" is derived from the Latin word "mortis," which means "death." The term combines "mort" with the suffix "-ician," indicating a profession or specialist. Thus, a mortician is a professional who deals with the deceased, typically overseeing the preparation and burial or cremation processes.
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The suffix is -ician...
A word that ends with 'ible' and means that can be eaten is edible.
The root word of specialist is "specialize," which means to focus on a particular area or skill.
The word that ends in "ant" and means sleeping is "recreant." It refers to someone who is cowardly or unfaithful.
The word pizzazz ends with a z. It means the quality of being exciting or attractive.
Adieus is a word. The word means goodbye.
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