suffixation

Suffixation is a morphological process whereby a bound morpheme is attached to the end of a stem. The kind of affix involved in this process is called a suffix. It formed compound words.
The actual word to whom prefixes and suffixes are attached.

1. Suffixation

2. Group Members:
•Ehatsham Riaz
•M Hassan Raza
•Asif Mehmood
•Hamza Rao
•Hamza Jawed

3. Definition:
•Word
Combination of letters which have any meaning
•Element of word structure
suffixation
prefixation

4. Definition:
Suffixation is a morphological process
whereby a bound morpheme is attached to
the end of a stem. The kind of affix involved
in this process is called a suffix. It formed
compound words.
•Stem/ Root
The actual word to whom prefixes and
suffixes are attached.

5. List of words:
•-able:
·excitable
·portable
·preventable
•-ade:
·blockade
·cavalcade
·promenade
•-age:
·passage
·pilgrimage
·voyage
•-ty:
·ability
·honesty
·loyalty
•-an (-ian):
·Italian
·urban
·African
•-ance:
· brilliance
• defiance
· annoyance
•-ant:
·applicant
·immigrant
·servant
•-ar:
·molecular
·solar
·beggar
•-ard:
·coward
·sluggard
·wizard

6. •-ation:
·creation
·narration
·emancipation
•-ity:
·quality
·abnormality
·civility
·necessity
•-ive:
·attractive
·expensive
·repulsive
•-ization:
·colonization
·fertilization
·modernization
•-ize:
·antagonize
·authorize
·popularize
•-less:
·fearless
·helpless
·homeless
•-arian:
·disciplinarian
·vegetarian
·librarian
•-ary:
·literary
·military
·budgetary
•-ate:
·affectionate
·desolate
·obstinate
·activate

7. •-let:
·booklet
·droplet
·inlet
•-like:
·childlike
·homelike
·Lifelike
•-loger/logist:
·astrologer
·cardiologist
·chronologer
•-ology:
·psychology
·archaeology
·biology
•-onym:
·synonym
·antonym
·Homonym
•-ular:
·cellular
·circular
·muscular
•-ly:
·badly
·courageously
·happily
•-ment:
·movement
·placement
·shipment
•-ness:
·kindness
·shyness
·weakness

8. •-opsy:
·biopsy
·autopsy
·necropsy
•-or:
·inventor
·legislator
·translator
•-ory:
·armory
·dormitory
·laboratory
•-path:
·homeopath
·naturopath
·psychopath
•-pathy:
·sympathy
·apathy
·neuropathy
•-phile:
·bibliophile
·audiophile
·pyrophile
•-osis:
·diagnosis
·neurosis
·psychosis
•-ostomy/otomy:
·colostomy
·lobotomy
·craniotomy
•-ous:
·hazardous
·humorous
·wondrous

9. •-phobia:
·acrophobia
·claustrophobia
·xenophobia
•-phone:
·homophone
·telephone
·microphone
•-phyte:
·zoophyte
·cryptophyte
·epiphyte
•-scribe/script:
·transcript
·describe
·manuscript
•-sect:
·dissect
·insect
·bisect
•-ship:
·authorship
·citizenship
·friendship
•-plegia:
·paraplegia
·quadriplegia
·hemiplegia
•-plegic:
·paraplegic
·technoplegic
·quadriplegic
•-scopy/scope:
·arthroscopy
·gastroscopy
·microscope

10. •-sion:
·confusion
·depression
·tension
•-some:
·cumbersome
·quarrelsome
·foursome
•-sophy/sophic:
·philosophy
·theosophy
·anthroposophic
•-ward:
·backward
·eastward
·homeward
•-ware:
·hardware
·software
·kitchenware
•-wise:
·clockwise
·lengthwise
·otherwise
•-th:
·depth
·length
·strength
•-tion:
·attention
·caution
·Fascination
•-tome/tom:
·hysterectomy
·epitome
·tonsillotome