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• -sie

  -ie suffix used to form adjectives having the quality indicated: comfy/ creepy/ sw-nky used to form nouns diminutive, affectionate, or familiar versions of what is indicated: auntie/ cubby/ thingy/ tootsie/ folksy coming from the place or background indicated: arky/ okie/ yalie a person of the sort indicated: weirdie/ hippy/ sharpy -sie related terms -ie

• -sion

  a noun suffix appearing in loanwords from latin: compulsion. compare -tion.

• -sis

  a suffix appearing in loanwords from greek, where it was used to form from verbs abstract nouns of action, process, state, condition, etc.: thesis; aphesis. -sis suffix in gk. nouns denoting action, process, state, condition, from gk. -sis, which is identical in meaning with l. -entia, eng. -ing.

• -sk

  -sk reflexive suffix in words of dan. origin (e.g. bask, lit. “to bathe oneself”), contracted from o.n. sik, reflexive pr-noun corresponding to goth. sik, o.h.g. sih, ger. sich “himself, herself, itself,” from pie base -se- (cf. l. se “himself”).

• -smith

  -smith combining word a person who makes or skillfully uses what is indicated; artist: jokesmith/ tunesmith/ wordsmith/ wafflesmith (1813+)

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