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Type
Origin
Definition
ir-
2
prefix
Latin
not, without
-ish
adjective-forming suffix
Old English
of, resembling; somewhat
-ism
1
noun-forming suffix
Greek
act, process, state, practice, or instance of
-ism
2
noun-forming suffix
Greek
doctrine, belief, theory
iso-
prefix
Greek
equal, same
-ist
noun-forming suffix
Greek
person who does or believes in
it,
itiner
root
Latin
journey, road
-ite
1
adjective-forming suffix
Latin
in a state or condition (produced by the action denoted by the verb base)
-ite
2
noun-forming suffix
Greek
person or thing that comes from, or is a member or follower of
-ite
3
noun-forming suffix
Latin and Greek
mineral or fossil
-itious
adjective-forming suffix
Latin
having the nature of, characterized by
-itis
noun-forming suffix
Greek
inflammation
-ive,
-ative
adjective-forming suffix
Latin
tending to, connected with, or performing
-ization
noun-forming suffix
Latin and Greek
act, fact, or process of
-ize,
-ise
verb-forming suffix
Greek
to turn into or cause to be
ject,
jet,
jac
root
Latin
throw; lie
jud,
jur,
just
root
Latin
justice, law; swear
junct
root
Latin
join
kilo
root
Greek
thousand
labor,
laborat,
lab
root
Latin
to work
lachrym
root
Greek
tears
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