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ex-
From
PED-
Foot
di-
Apart
VEST-
Garment
CRUC-
Cross
-itious
Tending to / characterized by
FICT-
To invent
-id
Tending to / inclined to
FRIG-
To be cold
RAP-
To seize
HUM-
To be wet
GARR-
To chatter
TREM-
To tremble
-ulous
Tending to / inclined tp
AC(U)-, ACR-
Sharp like acid or acute
CAD- (CID-), CAS-
To fall, to befall
Like cadence accident incident casual occasion
CAP- (CIP-), CAPT- (CEIV)
To take / to sieze
Like recipient captive capture except receive
FAC- (FIC-), FACT-, (FECT-)
To do, to make
Like faculty factory efficient effective perfect
FREV-
To boil, to bubble
Fervent effervesce
FLOR-
Flower
Florist, floral
FLU-, FLUX
To flow
Fluid, influence, flux
PATI-, PASS-
To endure. To suffer
Patient, passive, passion
REG- (RIG-), RECT-
To straighten, to rule
Regent dirigible, direct, erect
-ive
Tending to, inclined to
-uous
Tending to, inclined to
-ory
Tending to, inclined to
CERN-, CERT-
To separate, to distinguish
Discernment, secret, excrete
FUND-, FUS, FOUND-
To pour, to melt
Refund, fusion, confusion, foundry
GEN-,GENIT-
To produce, To Give birth to
Congenial, ingenious, genital
PEL(L)-, PULS-
To drive, to push
Propel, compelling, impulsive, repulsive
PON-, POSIT-, POUND- , -POSE
To place, to put
Component, deposit, position
SCI-
To know
Science, conscience
STRING-, STRICT-. STRAIN-
To draw tight
Stringent, strict, restrain
TORQU-, TORT-
To twist
Torque, torture, distort
-ness
-hood
-dom
-ity (-ety, -ty)
Quality of, state of
Suffix like gravity, sanity, society, novelty
If this is followed by an additional suffix disappears
Gravitate, sanitary,
-(i)tude
Quality of, state of
Longitude, magnitude
-acy
Quality of, state of being or having
Accuracy, inadequacy, confederacy
Ussally the noun form of the adjectival suffix –ate
AM-
To love
Amorous, amiable, amicable
CELER-
Swift
Accelerate, decelerate
DE-, DIV-
A god
Deify, deism, divine
LITER-
Letter, literature
Illiterate, literal
LUC-
Light, to shine
Lucid, elucidate
PROB- PROV
Good, to test
Probation, approve, reprove
VER-
TRUE
Veritable, aver
-(i)mony
Quality of, state of
Testimony
-acity
Quality of being inclined to
Audacity, capacity, rapacity
-y
Quality ofm state of, act of, result of
Custody, controversy
-ate
Office of, holder of the office of
Senate, magistrate, electorate
CID-, CIS-
To kill, to cut
Insecticide, incision, precise
MATR-, MATERN
Mother
Matron, maternity
PATR-, PATERN-
Father
Patron, paternity
PATRI-
Fatherland, country
Repatriate
PLEN-
Full
Replenish, plenty
SANCT-
Holy
Sanctify, sanctuary
SEQU-, SECUT-
To follow
Sequence, prosecute, consecutive
SOL-
Alone
Solitude, desolation
VIV-
To live
Vivid, revive
-ion
Act of, state of, result of
Completion, prevention, production
-(i)ment
Result of, means of, act of, state of
Excitement, ligament, monument
-(i)men
Result of, means of, act of, state of
Specimen
CRE-, CRESC-, CRET-
To grow
Cresent, excrescence, concrete
I-, IT-
To go
Transient, ambient, initial, Transition
JUNCT-, JOIN(T)-
To join
Junction, adjoin
MON-, MONIT-
To warn, to advise
Admonish monitor, premonition
RUPT-
To break
Rupture, erupt, interrupt
SOLV-, SOLUT-
To Loosen, to free
Solve, adsolve, solution absolute
LEG-, LIG-, LECT-
To choose, to pick out, to read
Legible, legend, elect, select, eligible
TRIT-
To rub, to wear
Trite, detriment
-c(u)le
Little
Molecule, particle
-el
Little
Novel, morsel, panel
-il
Little
Pupil, codicil
-ole, -(u)le
Little
Capsule, globule, vacuole
CALC-
Limestone, pebble
Calcium
FRANG- (FRING-), FRACT-
To break
Frangible, fraction
GRAN-
Grain
Granary, granite
JOC-
Joke
Jocular
MINOR-, MINUS-, MINUT-
Small, Smaller
Minority, minute, dimimutive
QUIR-, QUISIT-, (QUEST-)
To ask, to seek
Inquire, inquest, question
SEC-, SEG-, SECT-
To cut
Segment, secant, besect
-ance, -ancy, -ence, -ency
Quality of –ing, state of –ing
Vigilance, influence, hesitancy
-or –our
State of result of
Furor, error
-ary, -arium
Place for
Library, granary, aquarium
-ory, -orium
Place for
Dormitory, lavatory, auditorium
AG- (IG-), ACT-
To do, to drive
Agent, agile, inactive
CLAM-, CLAIM-
To cry out
Exclamation, proclaim, declaim
DIC-, DICT-
To say
Diction, contradiction, edict
GER-, GEST-
To carry, to produce
Exaggerate, congestion, digest
MIT(T)-, MIS(S)-
To send, to let go
Admit, transmitter, missle, transmission
NASC-, NAT-
To be born
Nascent, native, prenatal
SON-
Sound
Supersonic, resonance
VAL-, VAIL-
To be strong, to be worth
Value, equivalent, valid, avail, prevail
-ure
Act of result of
Facture, puncture
-(u)lence, -(o)lence
State or quality of being full of
Violence, fraudulence
-or
One who does, that which does
Actor, tractor, motor
-rix
She who does
Testatrix aviatrix
ERR-
To wander
Error, erratic
FER-, LAT-
To bear, to carry
Refer, transfer, conference, elate, relate
JAC-, JECT-
To throw
Ejaculate, inject, reject
ex-
From
PED-
Foot
di-
Apart
VEST-
Garment
CRUC-
Cross
-itious
Tending to / characterized by
FICT-
To invent
-id
Tending to / inclined to
FRIG-
To be cold
RAP-
To seize
HUM-
To be wet
GARR-
To chatter
TREM-
To tremble
-ulous
Tending to / inclined tp
AC(U)-, ACR-
Sharp like acid or acute
CAD- (CID-), CAS-
To fall, to befall
Like cadence accident incident casual occasion
CAP- (CIP-), CAPT- (CEIV)
To take / to sieze
Like recipient captive capture except receive
FAC- (FIC-), FACT-, (FECT-)
To do, to make
Like faculty factory efficient effective perfect
FREV-
To boil, to bubble
Fervent effervesce
FLOR-
Flower
Florist, floral
FLU-, FLUX
To flow
Fluid, influence, flux
PATI-, PASS-
To endure. To suffer
Patient, passive, passion
REG- (RIG-), RECT-
To straighten, to rule
Regent dirigible, direct, erect
-ive
Tending to, inclined to
-uous
Tending to, inclined to
-ory
Tending to, inclined to
CERN-, CERT-
To separate, to distinguish
Discernment, secret, excrete
FUND-, FUS, FOUND-
To pour, to melt
Refund, fusion, confusion, foundry
GEN-,GENIT-
To produce, To Give birth to
Congenial, ingenious, genital
PEL(L)-, PULS-
To drive, to push
Propel, compelling, impulsive, repulsive
PON-, POSIT-, POUND- , -POSE
To place, to put
Component, deposit, position
SCI-
To know
Science, conscience
STRING-, STRICT-. STRAIN-
To draw tight
Stringent, strict, restrain
TORQU-, TORT-
To twist
Torque, torture, distort
-ness
-hood
-dom
-ity (-ety, -ty)
Quality of, state of
Suffix like gravity, sanity, society, novelty
If this is followed by an additional suffix disappears
Gravitate, sanitary,
-(i)tude
Quality of, state of
Longitude, magnitude
-acy
Quality of, state of being or having
Accuracy, inadequacy, confederacy
Ussally the noun form of the adjectival suffix –ate
AM-
To love
Amorous, amiable, amicable
CELER-
Swift
Accelerate, decelerate
DE-, DIV-
A god
Deify, deism, divine
LITER-
Letter, literature
Illiterate, literal
LUC-
Light, to shine
Lucid, elucidate
PROB- PROV
Good, to test
Probation, approve, reprove
VER-
TRUE
Veritable, aver
-(i)mony
Quality of, state of
Testimony
-acity
Quality of being inclined to
Audacity, capacity, rapacity
-y
Quality ofm state of, act of, result of
Custody, controversy
-ate
Office of, holder of the office of
Senate, magistrate, electorate
CID-, CIS-
To kill, to cut
Insecticide, incision, precise
MATR-, MATERN
Mother
Matron, maternity
PATR-, PATERN-
Father
Patron, paternity
PATRI-
Fatherland, country
Repatriate
PLEN-
Full
Replenish, plenty
SANCT-
Holy
Sanctify, sanctuary
SEQU-, SECUT-
To follow
Sequence, prosecute, consecutive
SOL-
Alone
Solitude, desolation
VIV-
To live
Vivid, revive
-ion
Act of, state of, result of
Completion, prevention, production
-(i)ment
Result of, means of, act of, state of
Excitement, ligament, monument
-(i)men
Result of, means of, act of, state of
Specimen
CRE-, CRESC-, CRET-
To grow
Cresent, excrescence, concrete
I-, IT-
To go
Transient, ambient, initial, Transition
JUNCT-, JOIN(T)-
To join
Junction, adjoin
MON-, MONIT-
To warn, to advise
Admonish monitor, premonition
RUPT-
To break
Rupture, erupt, interrupt
SOLV-, SOLUT-
To Loosen, to free
Solve, adsolve, solution absolute
LEG-, LIG-, LECT-
To choose, to pick out, to read
Legible, legend, elect, select, eligible
TRIT-
To rub, to wear
Trite, detriment
-c(u)le
Little
Molecule, particle
-el
Little
Novel, morsel, panel
-il
Little
Pupil, codicil
-ole, -(u)le
Little
Capsule, globule, vacuole
CALC-
Limestone, pebble
Calcium
FRANG- (FRING-), FRACT-
To break
Frangible, fraction
GRAN-
Grain
Granary, granite
JOC-
Joke
Jocular
MINOR-, MINUS-, MINUT-
Small, Smaller
Minority, minute, dimimutive
QUIR-, QUISIT-, (QUEST-)
To ask, to seek
Inquire, inquest, question
SEC-, SEG-, SECT-
To cut
Segment, secant, besect
-ance, -ancy, -ence, -ency
Quality of –ing, state of –ing
Vigilance, influence, hesitancy
-or –our
State of result of
Furor, error
-ary, -arium
Place for
Library, granary, aquarium
-ory, -orium
Place for
Dormitory, lavatory, auditorium
AG- (IG-), ACT-
To do, to drive
Agent, agile, inactive
CLAM-, CLAIM-
To cry out
Exclamation, proclaim, declaim
DIC-, DICT-
To say
Diction, contradiction, edict
GER-, GEST-
To carry, to produce
Exaggerate, congestion, digest
MIT(T)-, MIS(S)-
To send, to let go
Admit, transmitter, missle, transmission
NASC-, NAT-
To be born
Nascent, native, prenatal
SON-
Sound
Supersonic, resonance
VAL-, VAIL-
To be strong, to be worth
Value, equivalent, valid, avail, prevail
-ure
Act of result of
Facture, puncture
-(u)lence, -(o)lence
State or quality of being full of
Violence, fraudulence
-or
One who does, that which does
Actor, tractor, motor
-rix
She who does
Testatrix aviatrix
ERR-
To wander
Error, erratic
FER-, LAT-
To bear, to carry
Refer, transfer, conference, elate, relate
JAC-, JECT-
To throw
Ejaculate, inject, reject
ex-
From
PED-
Foot
di-
Apart
VEST-
Garment
CRUC-
Cross
-itious
Tending to / characterized by
FICT-
To invent
-id
Tending to / inclined to
FRIG-
To be cold
RAP-
To seize
HUM-
To be wet
GARR-
To chatter
TREM-
To tremble
-ulous
Tending to / inclined tp
AC(U)-, ACR-
Sharp like acid or acute
CAD- (CID-), CAS-
To fall, to befall
CAP- (CIP-), CAPT- (CEIV)
To take / to sieze
FAC- (FIC-), FACT-, (FECT-)
To do, to make
FREV-
To boil, to bubble
FLOR-
Flower
FLU-, FLUX
To flow
PATI-, PASS-
To endure. To suffer
REG- (RIG-), RECT-
To straighten, to rule
-ive
Tending to, inclined to
-uous
Tending to, inclined to
-ory
Tending to, inclined to
CERN-, CERT-
To separate, to distinguish
FUND-, FUS, FOUND-
To pour, to melt
GEN-,GENIT-
To produce, To Give birth to
PEL(L)-, PULS-
To drive, to push
PON-, POSIT-, POUND- , -POSE
To place, to put
SCI-
To know
STRING-, STRICT-. STRAIN-
To draw tight
TORQU-, TORT-
To twist
ex-
From
PED-
Foot
di-
Apart
VEST-
Garment
CRUC-
Cross
-itious
Tending to / characterized by
FICT-
To invent
#NAME?
Tending to / inclined to
FRIG-
To be cold
RAP-
To seize
HUM-
To be wet
GARR-
To chatter
TREM-
To tremble
-ulous
Tending to / inclined tp
AC(U)-, ACR-
Sharp like acid or acute
CAD- (CID-), CAS-
To fall, to befall
CAP- (CIP-), CAPT- (CEIV)
To take / to sieze
FAC- (FIC-), FACT-, (FECT-)
To do, to make
FREV-
To boil, to bubble
FLOR-
Flower
FLU-, FLUX
To flow
PATI-, PASS-
To endure. To suffer
REG- (RIG-), RECT-
To straighten, to rule
-ive
Tending to, inclined to
-uous
Tending to, inclined to
-ory
Tending to, inclined to
CERN-, CERT-
To separate, to distinguish
FUND-, FUS, FOUND-
To pour, to melt
GEN-,GENIT-
To produce, To Give birth to
PEL(L)-, PULS-
To drive, to push
PON-, POSIT-, POUND- , -POSE
To place, to put
SCI-
To know
STRING-, STRICT-. STRAIN-
To draw tight
TORQU-, TORT-
To twist
Torque, torture, distort
-ity (-ety, -ty)
Quality of, state of
-(i)tude
Quality of, state of
-acy
Quality of, state of being or having
AM-
To love
CELER-
Swift
DE-, DIV-
A god
LITER-
Letter, literature
LUC-
Light, to shine
PROB- PROV
Good, to test
VER-
True
-(i)mony
Quality of, state of
-acity
Quality of being inclined to
-y
Quality ofm state of, act of, result of
-ate
Office of, holder of the office of
CID-, CIS-
Office of, holder of the office of
MATR-, MATERN
Mother
PATR-, PATERN-
Father
PATRI-
Fatherland, country
PLEN-
Full
SANCT-
Holy
SEQU-, SECUT-
To follow
SOL-
Alone
VIV-
To live
-ion
Act of, state of, result of
-(i)ment
Result of, means of, act of, state of
-(i)men
Result of, means of, act of, state of
CRE-, CRESC-, CRET-
To grow
I-, IT-
To go
JUNCT-, JOIN(T)-
To join
MON-, MONIT-
To warn, to advise
RUPT-
To break
SOLV-, SOLUT-
To Loosen, to free
LEG-, LIG-, LECT-
To choose, to pick out, to read
TRIT-
To rub, to wear
-c(u)le
Little
-el
Little
-il
Little
-ole, -(u)le
Little
CALC-
Limestone, pebble
FRANG- (FRING-), FRACT-
To break
GRAN-
Grain
JOC-
Joke
MINOR-, MINUS-, MINUT-
Small, Smaller
QUIR-, QUISIT-, (QUEST-)
To ask, to seek
SEC-, SEG-, SECT-
To cut
-ance, -ancy, -ence, -ency
Quality of –ing, state of –ing
-or –our
State of result of
-ary, -arium
Place for
-ory, -orium
Place for
AG- (IG-), ACT-
To do, to drive
CLAM-, CLAIM-
To cry out
DIC-, DICT-
To say
GER-, GEST-
To carry, to produce
MIT(T)-, MIS(S)-
To send, to let go
NASC-, NAT-
To be born
SON-
Sound
VAL-, VAIL-
To be strong, to be worth
-ure
Act of result of
-(u)lence, -(o)lence
State or quality of being full of
-or
One who does, that which does
-rix
She who does
ERR-
To wander
FER-, LAT-
To bear, to carry
JAC-, JECT-
To throw
NOMEN-, NOMIN-
Name, noun
SCRIB-, SCRIPT-
To write
ST(A)-, STAT-
To stand
VIR-
Poison
VOLV-, VOLUT-
To roll
-ate
Verbal suffix
-esce
To begin, to become
CAPIT-, CIPIT-
Head
LOC-
Place
MILIT-
Soldier
PUT-
To reckon, to think
RADIC-
Root
ROG-
To ask
SPIR-
To breathe
-(i)fy, (e)fy
To make
-(i)fic
Making, causing
-igate, -egate
To make, to drive
MEDI-
Middle
MIT-, MOLL-
Mild, soft
MORT-
Death
PET-, PETIT-
To seek, to assail
PRED-
Prey
PROL-
Offspring
PUGN-
Fight
GRAT-
Gratitude, gratuitious,
MISC-
To mix
MOV-, MOT-
To move
NEG-
To deny
PURG-
To clean
TEND-, TENS-, TENT-
To stretch, to strive
VULG-
Common
CORD-
Heart
FLECT-, FLEX-
To bend
MAN(U,I)-
Hand
PORT-
To carry
STRU-, STRUCT-
To build
TERMIN-
Boundary, end
Terminal, determine
VINC-, VICT-
To conquer
vivctory
AUD-, AUDIT-
To hear
Audience, audit, auditorium
NUNCI-, -NOUNCE
To announce
Annunciation, denunciation, denounce
PRESS-
To press
Pressure, compression
PROPRI-
One’s own, fitting
Proprietarty, appropriate
SAT(IS)-
Enough
Satiate, satisfy