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suffixed

suffixed adjective: appended as a suffix. Also the simple past and past participle of suffix.

Adjective

suffixed (comparative more suffixed, superlative most suffixed)

  1. Appended as a suffix.
    • Similar lexical difficulties are involved in defining the suffixed element -ge in place-names like Suðrige (Surrey).2006, The Power of Words, page 355
  2. Having a suffix.
    • The suffixed derivatives obtained by reduction spread primarily from the language of the young, such as csoki (from csokoládé – 'chocolate'), ovi (from óvoda – 'nursery'), diri (from direktor – 'director'), Balcsi (from Balaton), etc.1999, László Kósa, A Companion to Hungarian Studies, page 75

Also used as

suffixed is also the simple past and past participle of suffix.

Forms of suffixed

comparativemore suffixed
superlativemost suffixed

Words formed from suffixed

Questions about suffixed

What does suffixed mean?
Suffixed means appended as a suffix.
What part of speech is suffixed?
Suffixed is an adjective.

Words near suffixed in the dictionary

  1. suffixation
  2. suffixational
  3. suffixations
  4. suffixative
  5. Suffixaufnahme
  6. suffixed
  7. suffixes
  8. suffixhood
  9. suffixing
  10. suffixings
  11. suffixion

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