suffixing

The reason behind calling suffixing 'Arte Pink' is self-explanatory, as Peter has layered 680 white and pink glistening diamonds on the white-gold cell phone.

British Blogs 2008

A subset of blends is created by aggressive prefixing and suffixing—mixing and matching parts of existing words to make new words.

2011 in Words 2011

The fact that prefixing languages are less common than suffixing ones should alone be enough to dissuade people into looking for genuine prefixes in this language until everything else is better understood.

Prefixes in Minoan 2010

Of the two, SOV is the most common word order overall and with this word order comes the strong tendency towards suffixing with very few prefixes.

Prefixes in Minoan 2010

A lady prefacing her name with Mzzzzzzzz is as telling as a man suffixing his own with 'Esquire.'

Miss Behaving juliette 2009

A lady prefacing her name with Mzzzzzzzz is as telling as a man suffixing his own with 'Esquire.'

Archive 2009-03-01 juliette 2009

Like the Teutonic language Anglo-Saxon/English is, it has been open to compounding, metaphorizing, alliterating, prefixing and suffixing*, etc., almost as a rule if not actually so, as illustrated in A-S poetry, pre-dating WS by centuries.

The Volokh Conspiracy » How Much Did Shakespeare Embiggen the English Vocabulary? 2007

Mongol has these amazing suffixing systems which turn verbs into nouns, which can in turn be turned back into verbs with different meanings than the original verbs.

languagehat.com: LINGUISTIC MUTATION. 2004

Professor Jeffries Wyman called the new animal by the old name of gorilla, suffixing it to the “Troglodytes” which

Two Trips to Gorilla Land and the Cataracts of the Congo 2003

The practice of suffixing words with "- speak" and "- think" (groupthink, mediaspeak) as well as the abbreviation of "luv" for love arguably originated with the novel. [citation needed]

Background information for George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four 1949