Suffixes (प्रत्यय)

Suffixes (प्रत्यय)

A suffix is a letter or a group of letters attached to the end of a word to form a new word or to change the grammatical function of the original word. For example, the verb read can be made into the noun reader by adding the suffix -er; read can be made into the adjective readable by adding the suffix -able.

Pratyaay (Suffix) akShar yaa akSharo kaa samooh hai jo kisee shabd ke aakhir meiN lagaayaa jaataa hai jisase shabd kaa arth parivartit yaa badal jaataa hai. Pratyaay lagaane se kriyaa ko visheshaN yaa kriya-visheshaN meiN badalaa jaa sakataa hai.

Noun Suffixes
SuffixMeaningExample
-acystate or qualityprivacy, delicacy
-alact or process ofrefusal, inaugural
-ance, -encestate or quality ofmaintenance, eminence
-domplace or state of beingfreedom, kingdom
-er, -orone whotrainer, fighter
-ismdoctrine, beliefcommunism, religionism
-istone whoPalmist, physiotherapist
-ity, -tyquality ofability, responsibility
-mentcondition ofargument, agreement
-nessstate of beingdarkness, business
-shipposition heldfriendship, partnership
-sion, -tionstate of beingadmission, adultration
Verb Suffixes
-atebecomeeducate, eliminate
-enbecomeenlighten, brighten
-ify, -fymake or becometerrify, specify
-ize, -isebecomecivilize, utilise
Adjective Suffixes
-able, -iblecapable of beingcapable, available
-alpertaining tonational, optional
-fulnotable forbeautiful, careful
-ic, -icalpertaining tomusical, logic
-ious, -ouscharacterized bynotorious, famous
-ishhaving the quality ofchildish, feverish
-ivehaving the nature oftalkative, attentive
-lesswithoutcareless, speechless

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