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| moving in a direction toward. When two divergent directions are specified, the first component denotes the origin and the second the direction. |
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| noun-forming or adjective forming suffix. (nb., define as "one that has ...", "haveing...,") |
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| study; ology is much more common and should be used, exceptions are pediatrics, orthodontics, and kinetics. |
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| substance (nb., define terms that end in this suffix as "substance composed of...") |
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| noun-forming suffix (grammatical suffixes) |
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| -ic, -al, -ical, -ac, -ar, -ary, -eal, -ine, -ous |
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| adjective forming suffixes. (grammatical suffixes) (on the test we'll be given the answer) |
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| noun-forming suffix (grammatical suffixes) |
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| verb forming sufix. 9grammatical suffixes) |
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