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List of English Suffixes

Suffix
General Meaning
Example
-agogy leading pedagogy , demagogy
-archy rule, leadership gynarchy , anarchy
-cele, -coele, -coel body cavity mucocoel or mucocoele
-cele tumor, hernia hydatidocele
-centesis puncturing amniocentesis , rachicentesis
-chondrion small grainlike structure mitochondrion
-cide murder, killing agent suicide , vespacide, regicide
-cracy rule, government kakistocracy , democracy , androcracy
-cycle circle, cycle, unit of radio frequency epicycle , hydrocycle
-ectasia, -ectasis stretching out brochiectasis , telangiectasia
-ectomy surgical removal laryngectomy , vasectomy
-emesis vomiting hematemesis , hyperemesis
-emia blood condition leukemia , anaemia
-enchyma cellular tissue mesenchyma , karyenchyma
-ess female actress , waitress , stewardess
-esthesis, -esthesia sensation, feeling synesthesia, kinesthesis
-fugal fuge, driving or travelling away from, expelling centrifugal
-ful full of, having some or much hopeful , useful
-hedron geometric solid icosahedron , tetrahedron
-holic love , addiction alcoholic
-ic

-id skin rash syphilid
-ism doctrine, act, practice, condition Protestantism , alcoholism , Buddhism , southernism
-ist person dentist
-itis disease, inflammation hepatitis , gingivitis
-itude
attitude , certitude
-ium metallic element (exception: helium) sodium , Calcium
-kinesis movement (ability thereof) telekinesis
-less lack of homeless , useless
-ly -like, having the attributes of; In modern English, primarily changes adjectives to adverbs; also changes some nouns to adjectives and some (past-tense) verbs to adverbs quick(adj) > quickly(adv), state(n) > stately(adj), abashed(v) > abashedly(adv)
-mania an irrational but irresistible motive for a belief or action kleptomania , megalomania , mythomania
-ography or -ogram writing, description stenography , geography , ideogram
-oid resembling solenoid , hominoid
-ology study, science planetology , thyroidology , phthisiology
-omics area of biology proteomics
-onomy knowledge of astronomy
-onym name, word antonym , consonym , heteronym
-osis process, action mitosis , osmosis
-osis formation ostosis
-osis diseased condition psychosis
-phagy, -phagia eating monophagy
-philia attraction hemophilia
-phobia fear acrophobia , mysophobia
-phone sound, audio telephone , homophone
-science knowing omniscience
-scope from Greek skopos , view; instrument for viewing and observing spaces microscope , telescope
-ship circle, state of being friendship , relationship
-stan land, country Afghanistan
-tropism to turn phototropism
-us inflammation ulcus (ulcer)
-ward direction southward
-wise direction clockwise

List of English Prefixes


Prefix
General Meaning
Example
a(n)- not , without atonality , asexuality , amoral , anarchy
ab- away abduction , absolutism , ablution
ac-

acr(o)- high, up Acropolis
aden(o)-

aer(o)- air aeronautics , aerodrome , aeroplane , aerodynamics
agr(o)- relating to farming agriculture
an-

an(a)- out of anachronism
an(o)-

andr- man androgyny , androcentrism , android , androgen
anem-

Anglo- English or British Anglo-Irish relations, anglophile
ante- before antebellum
anthrop(o)- relating to human beings anthropology , anthropocentrism , anthropomorphic
ant(i)- against antidote , antibody , anticlockwise
aut(o)- self autonomy , autobiography , automobile , autopilot
bar(o)- atmosphere
bathy- deep Bathyscape , Bathysphere
be- completely, thoroughly; excessively; on; around; about; used to form transitive verbs
bi- two bicycle , bijection , bilingual , bicameralism , bisexuality
bi(o)- life biology , biography , biosphere , biotechnology
bibli(o)- relating to books bibliophilia , bibliography
blast(o)-

brady- slow bradycardia
brom(o)-

bronch(o)- relating to breathing bronchitis
cac(o)-

cardi(o)- heart cardiovascular
cent-, centi - hundred or hundredth centenary, centimeter, centipede
cephal(o)-

chrom(o)-, chromat(o)-

chron(o)- time chronology, chronograph
circum- around circumcision, circumnavigation, circumlocution, circumference
cion(o)-

co- together cooperative, cohabit
colpo-

com-, con-, col-, cor- with, together conference , connotation , context , Congress , congregation
contr(a)-, contr(o) against, opposite contradiction , contraception , controversy
cosm(o)-
cosmology , cosmopolitan , cosmotheism
counter- against, opposite counterpoint , counterweight , Counter-Reformation
crin(o)-

cry(o)- frost , icy cold cryogenics , cryoelectronics , cryostorage
crypt(o)- hidden cryptography , cryptozoology
cyt(o)- hollow, receptacle, cell cytoplasm , cytology
dactyl(o)-

de- taking something away, the opposite decentralisation , deforestation , dehydration
dec(a)-, dek(a)- ten decamerous
deci - one tenth deciliter
dem(o)- people, nation demographics , democracy
derm(o)-, derm(a)-, dermat- skin dermatology , dermatitis
di- two , double
didact(o)- apt at teaching
dynam(o)- power , force dynamic , dynamite , dynamo
dis- reverse , opposite dissent , discovery , disambiguation
dox(o)- Doxology
dys- bad, deformed, abnormal dyspepsia , dystrophy , dysarthria
eco- house economy , ecology , ecosystem , ecotourism , ecotage
ecto(s)- outside ectoskeleton
edaph(o)-

electr(o)- electricity electrocution
embry(o)- full
encephal(o)- brain encephalitis
end(o)-, ent(o)-

enne(a)- nine enneastyle
enter(o)-

eo- dawn, early eobacterium
ep(i)-, eph- above epitaxy
erg(o)-
ergonomics
erythr(o)-

erot(o)-

stom(o)-, stomat(o)-

ethn(o)-
ethnology , ethnolinguistics , ethnocentrism
eu- good eulogy , euthanasia , eugenics , euphemism
ex- former ex-wife, ex-president
ex(o)- outside exoskeleton
extra- very, more than usual, outside, beyond extra-thin, extra-special extraordinary, extraterrestrial
flor(i)- relating to flowers florist
fore- before, in advance foreskin , foreshadowing
gyn- female gynaecology , gynoid
hemi- half hemimetabolous
hex(a)- six hexapod
hyper- excessive, (least to greatest in order: hypo, sub, super, hyper) hyperactive , hyperthyroidism
hyp(o)- below, (least to greatest in order: hypo, sub, super, hyper) hypodermic
in- extremely inflammable , invaluable
in-, il-, im-, ir- not infallibility , illiteracy , immoral , irrelevant
inter- between, from one to another intervention , international
intra- within, interior intramural, intravenous
kilo - thousand kilogram , kilowatt
mal- bad, badly malpractice , malnutrition
maxi- most, very, large maxi-dress
mega -, megal- million , very large megabyte , megaphone
meta- after, beyond metacarpal , metaphysics
micro - one millionth, very small microgram , microorganism , micronation
mid- in the middle of mid-term elections , Mid-Autumn Festival , Mid-Atlantic Ridge
milli - thousandth milligram , milliliter
mini- small miniskirt , miniscule
mis- bad , wrong miscarriage , misanthropy , misogyny
mon(o)- one , single monolith , monorail , monotony , monocle
multi- many multiculturalism , multilingual
non- not nonsense, non-denial denial
non- nine none, nonagon
oct(o)-, oct(a)- eight octane , octopod , octagon
oo- (" oo -oh") egg, ovum oocyte
out- more, to  a  greater degree to outdo, to outrun
over- more than normal, too much overpopulation , over-consumption
pent(a)- five pentagon
post- after Post-Fordism , postpartum depression , postmodernity , postmodernism
pre- before prediction , preview , precedent , prenatal care
pro- for, in favour of pro-choice, pro-life, promotion
quadr-, quart- four quadrangle , quadruplet , quartic , quartile
quin(que)- five , into five parts quinquesection
quint(i)- fifth , five quintiped
re- again, repeatedly reduction , reflection , revolution
rect(i)- proper, straight rectify, rectangle
scler(o)- hard scleroderma atherosclerosis
semi- half semi-automatic , semi-detached
sept(a)- seven heptachord
sex(i)- six sexivalent
Sino- Chinese Sino-American relations
spasm(o)-

sperm(o)-, spermat(o)-

spher(o)-

sphygm(o)- pulso sphygmomanometer
splen(o)-

splanchn(o)-

schiz(o)-, schist(o)- split schizophrenia , schistocyte
staphyl(o)-

styl(o)- pillar
sub- below, less than, under,(least to greatest in order: hypo, sub, super, hyper) subset , subsonic , subway , subtitles
super- extremely, more than, (least to greatest in order: hypo, sub, super, hyper) superhuman , Superego , supersonic
syn- along with, together, at the same time synergy , synchronicity
tach(y)-, tach(o)- fast, speed tachycardia , tachometer
tel(e)-, tel(o)- far, over  a  long distance telecommunications , television , telephoto lens , telodynamic
tel(o)-, tel(e)- end, complete, mature teloblast
trans- across, beyond transfer , transubstantiation , transatlantic , Trans-Siberian railway
tri- three triangle , tricolor , triptych
ultra- extremely, beyond  a  certain limit Ultramontanism , ultraviolet
un- not, opposite, take something away unconstitutional , undelete
uni- one , single uniform , unification
ur- first, original urtext
zoo- (" zoo -oh") relating to animals zoomorphic , zoology

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