suffixes

• “Some words are simply scientific, coming from Greek and Latin suffixes, prefixes, and roots.”

  The Vatican’s Dictionary of Recent Latinity « The Half-Baked Maker

• “The first domain suffixes especially created for mobile devices became available on Monday, but some critics say a new domain naming plan is unnecessary.”

  Science, tech, laws

• “QWERTY keyboard layout to English-language morphology and its rules for generating suffixes is a non-relation, a sheer metonymy; yet here, by chance (or fate? or neither?) the exteriority of the typo has become teasingly indistinguishable from the interiority of the language.”

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• “Both the animated series and the manga have had translations keeping the name suffixes in place.”

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• “And, when another approach seemed called for, some of Jameses 'neighbors or overlords started sticking on the pejorative suffixes - azzo, - accio,”

  Verbatim: VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIX No 2

• “Also you may want to squeeze in suffixes (even if you already taught it) to make sure they don’t get confused between suffixes and prefixes.”

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• “Foolish or not, looking for consistency in such suffixes is bound to drive anyone to distraction, because it doesn’t exist.”

  Word Court

• “I’d probably agree with you, but this mispelling and bracketing suffixes is just dumb and only serves to hurt the discussion.”

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• “Icann, which the U.S. government created in 1998, approves new domain-name suffixes, among other technical matters.”

  The Wall Street Journal: What's the Hindi Word for Dot-Com?

• “Verisign, the communications company that manages the Internet's dot-com and dot-net domain name suffixes, also assists Internet companies with information requests from law enforcement agencies.”

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