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| NOUN: -age(denotes condition or phenomena) -algia(pain) -ance, -ence (denote condition or phenomena) -er, -or(one who) -ia, -iasis(condition, process) -ian (specialist) -ion (-ation, -tion, -ssion) (denote condition or phenomena) -itis(inflammation) -(i)ty(denotes condition or phenomena) -ist(specialist) -logy(study of) -ment(denotes condition or phenomena) -ness(denotes condition or phenomena) -osis(abnormal condition) -th(denotes condition or phenomena) -tomy, -otomy(cut into; incision; section) -ure(denotes condition or phenomena) | ADJECTIVE: -able (-ible) -al (pertaining to) -ant (-ent) -ar -ary (-ory, -ery) -ful(full of; characterized by; tending to; able to) -ic(pertaining to) -ive(pertaining to) -less (without) -ous(pertaining to) -y |
| ADVERB: -ly | |
| VERB: -ate -ize (-ise) -fy |
APPENDIX 3
TERM ELEMENTS OF GREEK AND LATIN ORIGIN
