suffix
IPA: sˈʌfɪks
noun
- (grammar, linguistic morphology) A morpheme added at the end of a word to modify the word's meaning.
- (mathematics) A subscript.
- (computing) A final segment of a string of characters.
verb
- (transitive) To append (something) to the end of something else.
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Examples of "suffix" in Sentences
- We need to change infix to suffix.
- Also need to change infix to suffix.
- Also you need to change infix to suffix.
- The origin of the dental suffix is uncertain.
- Postpositions may also take the locative suffix.
- The word metagenics uses the prefix and the suffix.
- The vowel at the beginning of the suffix is deleted.
- Look at the dictionary definitions of the suffix and noun.
- Affixation is the addition of a prefix, suffix or infix to a word.
- The following suffixes corresponds to the region the notebook is sold.
- However, the whole point of this “- s” suffix is to turn a singular into a plural.
- The word titivate apparently was derived from tidy with a quasi-Latin suffix added.
- This suffix is used to indicate an act or process, or a thing acted upon or a condition.
- "psychological" - suffix from the Greek for "reason," logos, perhaps a foreign concept as well.
- A company or government or individual that wants a domain-name suffix must pay Icann $185,000 just to apply.
- When I use Mythweb to output a recording as an. mpg file (using the Direct Download button) the file ends up with a name suffix consisting of ". mpg..mpg.".
- A plausible explanation may be that, when - oo occurs as a slang suffix rather than an infix (as in superoo for super or smasheroo for smash (er)), the primary stress of the word shifts from the first syllable to the last.
- For companies, even those that are happy with dot-com and aren't interested in adopting a new domain-name suffix will have to monitor the process to head off any potential trademark or brand-name infringement from other applicants, Internet experts said.
- That comes on top of the costs of running the domain-name suffix, likely outsourced to a company already in the business, which can run anywhere from $15,000 to millions of dollars, depending on the number of users, according to Ms. Cooper of MarkMonitor.