User:Bennylin/Affixes

Suffixes and Infixes in English language

-a
-a-thon
-ability
-able
-ably
-ac
-acea
-aceae
-acean
-aceous
-acious
-acity
-acy
-ade
-adelphous
-ado
-aea
-aean
-aemia
-aena
-age
-agog
-agogue
-agra
-aholic
-aire
-al
-ales
-algia
-algy
-alis
-ally
-ama
-amic
-amine
-an
-ana
-ance
-ancy
-androus
-andry
-ane
-ant
-anthous
-anum
-anus
-ar
-arama
-arch
-archy
-aria
-arian
-aris
-arium
-art
-ary
-ase
-asis
-ast
-aster
-ata
-ate
-athon
-ation
-ative
-ator
-atory
-bacter
-biont
-biosis
-biotic
-blast
-blastic
-ble
-bound
-bulia
-burger
-cade
-caine
-cardia
-cardium
-carp
-carpic
-carpous
-ce
-cele
-cene
-centric
-cephalic
-cephalous
-cephaly
-ceptor
-chore
-chory
-chroic
-chrome
-chroous
-cidal
-cide
-cion
-clase
-clasis
-cle
-cleisis
-clinal
-cline
-clinic
-clisis
-coccal
-coccus
-coel
-coele
-colous
-corn
-cosm
-cracy
-crat
-cule
-cy
-cyst
-cyte
-dactyl
-dactylous
-dactyly
-dendron
-derm
-derma
-dermatous
-dermis
-des
-diol
-dom
-drome
-dromous
-ea
-eae
-ean
-ectasia
-ectomy
-ed
-ee
-eer
-ein
-ella
-elle
-eme
-emia
-en
-ence
-enchyma
-ency
-ene
-enne
-enoic
-ensis
-ent
-eous
-er
-erel
-ergic
-ern
-eroo
-ery
-es
-esce
-escence
-escent
-ese
-esis
-esque
-ess
-est
-et
-eth
-etic
-ette
-eum
-eur
-eus
-euse
-ey
-facient
-faction
-fer
-ferous
-fest
-fex
-fic
-fication
-fid
-flavin
-florous
-fold
-foliate
-foliolate
-folious
-form
-fuge
-ful
-fy
-gamous
-gamy
-gate
-gen
-gene
-genesis
-genetic
-genic
-genin
-genous
-geny
-gerous
-glot
-gnathous
-gnomy
-gnosis
-gnostic
-gon
-gonium
-gony
-grade
-gram
-graph
-grapher
-graphic
-graphy
-grave
-gyne
-gynous
-gyny
-haemia
-head
-hedral
-hedron
-hemia
-hippus
-holic
-hood
-hydric
-ia
-ial
-ian
-iana
-iasis
-iatric
-iatry
-ibility
-ible
-ibly
-ic
-ical
-ically
-ice
-ician
-id
-ida
-idae
-ide
-idia
-idine
-idion
-idium
-ie
-iensis
-ier
-iformes
-ify
-il
-ile
-ility
-im
-in
-ina
-inae
-ine
-ing
-ion
-ior
-ious
-isation
-ise
-ish
-ism
-ismus
-ist
-istan
-istic
-istical
-ite
-itic
-ition
-itious
-itis
-itive
-itol
-ity
-ium
-ive
-ivus
-ization
-ize
-kin
-kinesia
-kinesis
-kinetic
-kinin
-lagnia
-lalia
-land
-latry
-le
-lent
-lepsy
-let
-like
-ling
-lite
-lith
-lithic
-log
-logic
-logue
-logy
-ly
-lyse
-lysis
-lyte
-lytic
-lyze
-machy
-man
-mancy
-mania
-manship
-mantic
-meal
-megalia
-megaly
-meister
-melia
-ment
-mer
-mere
-merous
-meter
-metric
-metry
-mo
-mobile
-mony
-morph
-morphic
-morphism
-morphous
-most
-motive
-mycete
-mycin
-n
-n't
-nap
-nastic
-nasty
-ness
-nik
-noia
-nomy
-nt
-o
-oate
-ock
-ode
-odon
-odont
-odontia
-odus
-odynia
-off
-oholic
-oic
-oid
-oidea
-ol
-ola
-ole
-ology
-oma
-omata
-ome
-on
-one
-onic
-onium
-ont
-onym
-onymy
-oon
-opia
-opsia
-opsis
-opsy
-opy
-or
-orama
-orexia
-orial
-ory
-ose
-osis
-ota
-ote
-otic
-our
-ous
-oyl
-pagus
-PAM
-para
-parous
-pated
-path
-pathia
-pathic
-pathy
-ped
-pede
-penia
-person
-petal
-pexy
-phag
-phage
-phagia
-phagous
-phagy
-phan
-phane
-phany
-phasia
-phasy
-phemia
-phil
-phile
-philia
-philiac
-philic
-philism
-philous
-phily
-phobe
-phobia
-phobiac
-phobic
-phobous
-phone
-phony
-phore
-phoresis
-phorous
-phrenia
-phyl
-phyll
-phyllous
-phyre
-phyte
-plasia
-plasm
-plast
-plastic
-plasty
-plasy
-plegia
-plex
-ploid
-pnea
-pnoea
-pod
-poda
-pode
-podium
-podous
-poiesis
-poietic
-polis
-proof
-pter
-pterous
-ptosis
-rama
-raphy
-red
-rel
-rhage
-rhagia
-rhagy
-rhaphy
-rhea
-rhiza
-rhoea
-ric
-ridden
-rrhage
-rrhagia
-rrhagy
-rrhaphy
-rrhea
-rrhexis
-rrhiza
-rrhoea
-ry
-s
-san
-sarc
-saur
-saurus
-scape
-scope
-scopy
-sect
-sepalous
-ship
-sion
-sis
-sk
-sol
-soma
-some
-sophy
-speak
-sperm
-spermal
-spermic
-spermous
-sphere
-spore
-sporous
-st
-stan
-stasis
-stat
-ster
-stichous
-stome
-stomous
-stomy
-stress
-style
-sy
-t
-taxis
-taxy
-teen
-tene
-th
-there
-therm
-thermy
-thon
-thymia
-tic
-tion
-tious
-tome
-tomous
-tomy
-ton
-tonia
-tonic
-tor
-tory
-trice
-trich
-tricha
-trichous
-tripsy
-trix
-tron
-trope
-troph
-trophic
-trophy
-tropic
-tropism
-tropous
-tropy
-tude
-ty
-type
-ular
-ule
-ulent
-ulous
-ure
-uret
-uretic
-urgy
-uria
-uronic
-urous
-valent
-ville
-viridae
-virinae
-virus
-vora
-vore
-vorous
-ward
-ware
-ways
-wide
-wife
-wise
-woman
-worth
-worthy
-xion
-y
-yer
-yl
-ylene
-yne
-zoa
-zoic
-zoon
-zygous
-zyme
-i-
-o-
-ph-
-sch-

-a
-a-thon
-ability
-able
-ably
-ac
-acea
-aceae
-acean
-aceous
-acious
-acity
-acy
-ade
-adelphous
-ado
-aea
-aean
-aemia
-aena
-age
-agog
-agogue
-agra
-aholic
-aire
-al
-ales
-algia
-algy
-alis
-ally
-ama
-amic
-amine
-an
-ana
-ance
-ancy
-androus
-andry
-ane
-ant
-anthous
-anum
-anus
-ar
-arama
-arch
-archy
-aria
-arian
-aris
-arium
-art
-ary
-ase
-asis
-ast
-aster
-ata
-ate
-athon
-ation
-ative
-ator
-atory
-bacter
-biont
-biosis
-biotic
-blast
-blastic
-ble
-bound
-bulia
-burger
-cade
-caine
-cardia
-cardium
-carp
-carpic
-carpous
-ce
-cele
-cene
-centric
-cephalic
-cephalous
-cephaly
-ceptor
-chore
-chory
-chroic
-chrome
-chroous
-cidal
-cide
-cion
-clase
-clasis
-cle
-cleisis
-clinal
-cline
-clinic
-clisis
-coccal
-coccus
-coel
-coele
-colous
-corn
-cosm
-cracy
-crat
-cule
-cy
-cyst
-cyte
-dactyl
-dactylous
-dactyly
-dendron
-derm
-derma
-dermatous
-dermis
-des
-diol
-dom
-drome
-dromous
-ea
-eae
-ean
-ectasia
-ectomy
-ed
-ee
-eer
-ein
-ella
-elle
-eme
-emia
-en
-ence
-enchyma
-ency
-ene
-enne
-enoic
-ensis
-ent
-eous
-er
-erel
-ergic
-ern
-eroo
-ery
-es
-esce
-escence
-escent
-ese
-esis
-esque
-ess
-est
-et
-eth
-etic
-ette
-eum
-eur
-eus
-euse
-ey
-facient
-faction
-fer
-ferous
-fest
-fex
-fic
-fication
-fid
-flavin
-florous
-fold
-foliate
-foliolate
-folious
-form
-fuge
-ful
-fy
-gamous
-gamy
-gate
-gen
-gene
-genesis
-genetic
-genic
-genin
-genous
-geny
-gerous
-glot
-gnathous
-gnomy
-gnosis
-gnostic
-gon
-gonium
-gony
-grade
-gram
-graph
-grapher
-graphic
-graphy
-grave
-gyne
-gynous
-gyny
-haemia
-head
-hedral
-hedron
-hemia
-hippus
-holic
-hood
-hydric
-ia
-ial
-ian
-iana
-iasis
-iatric
-iatry
-ibility
-ible
-ibly
-ic
-ical
-ically
-ice
-ician
-id
-ida
-idae
-ide
-idia
-idine
-idion
-idium
-ie
-iensis
-ier
-iformes
-ify
-il
-ile
-ility
-im
-in
-ina
-inae
-ine
-ing
-ion
-ior
-ious
-isation
-ise
-ish
-ism
-ismus
-ist
-istan
-istic
-istical
-ite
-itic
-ition
-itious
-itis
-itive
-itol
-ity
-ium
-ive
-ivus
-ization
-ize
-kin
-kinesia
-kinesis
-kinetic
-kinin
-lagnia
-lalia
-land
-latry
-le
-lent
-lepsy
-let
-like
-ling
-lite
-lith
-lithic
-log
-logic
-logue
-logy
-ly
-lyse
-lysis
-lyte
-lytic
-lyze
-machy
-man
-mancy
-mania
-manship
-mantic
-meal
-megalia
-megaly
-meister
-melia
-ment
-mer
-mere
-merous
-meter
-metric
-metry
-mo
-mobile
-mony
-morph
-morphic
-morphism
-morphous
-most
-motive
-mycete
-mycin
-n
-n't
-nap
-nastic
-nasty
-ness
-nik
-noia
-nomy
-nt
-o
-oate
-ock
-ode
-odon
-odont
-odontia
-odus
-odynia
-off
-oholic
-oic
-oid
-oidea
-ol
-ola
-ole
-ology
-oma
-omata
-ome
-on
-one
-onic
-onium
-ont
-onym
-onymy
-oon
-opia
-opsia
-opsis
-opsy
-opy
-or
-orama
-orexia
-orial
-ory
-ose
-osis
-ota
-ote
-otic
-our
-ous
-oyl
-pagus
-PAM
-para
-parous
-pated
-path
-pathia
-pathic
-pathy
-ped
-pede
-penia
-person
-petal
-pexy
-phag
-phage
-phagia
-phagous
-phagy
-phan
-phane
-phany
-phasia
-phasy
-phemia
-phil
-phile
-philia
-philiac
-philic
-philism
-philous
-phily
-phobe
-phobia
-phobiac
-phobic
-phobous
-phone
-phony
-phore
-phoresis
-phorous
-phrenia
-phyl
-phyll
-phyllous
-phyre
-phyte
-plasia
-plasm
-plast
-plastic
-plasty
-plasy
-plegia
-plex
-ploid
-pnea
-pnoea
-pod
-poda
-pode
-podium
-podous
-poiesis
-poietic
-polis
-proof
-pter
-pterous
-ptosis
-rama
-raphy
-red
-rel
-rhage
-rhagia
-rhagy
-rhaphy
-rhea
-rhiza
-rhoea
-ric
-ridden
-rrhage
-rrhagia
-rrhagy
-rrhaphy
-rrhea
-rrhexis
-rrhiza
-rrhoea
-ry
-s
-san
-sarc
-saur
-saurus
-scape
-scope
-scopy
-sect
-sepalous
-ship
-sion
-sis
-sk
-sol
-soma
-some
-sophy
-speak
-sperm
-spermal
-spermic
-spermous
-sphere
-spore
-sporous
-st
-stan
-stasis
-stat
-ster
-stichous
-stome
-stomous
-stomy
-stress
-style
-sy
-t
-taxis
-taxy
-teen
-tene
-th
-there
-therm
-thermy
-thon
-thymia
-tic
-tion
-tious
-tome
-tomous
-tomy
-ton
-tonia
-tonic
-tor
-tory
-trice
-trich
-tricha
-trichous
-tripsy
-trix
-tron
-trope
-troph
-trophic
-trophy
-tropic
-tropism
-tropous
-tropy
-tude
-ty
-type
-ular
-ule
-ulent
-ulous
-ure
-uret
-uretic
-urgy
-uria
-uronic
-urous
-valent
-ville
-viridae
-virinae
-virus
-vora
-vore
-vorous
-ward
-ware
-ways
-wide
-wife
-wise
-woman
-worth
-worthy
-xion
-y
-yer
-yl
-ylene
-yne
-zoa
-zoic
-zoon
-zygous
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from User:Bennylin/Ville:

-dale - Dale
-ton/-town - Town
-field - Field
-wood - Wood
-ford/-fjord - Fjord
-view - View
-boro/-borough - Borough
-burg - Burg
-port - Port
-mont - Mount

from PrefixIndex:

-amab
-axomab
-berg
-chan
-cycle
-eaux
-elect
-emab
-evo
-ewo
-gonal
-holism
-hou
-i
-ihah
-imab
-izzle
-ji
-kun
-lac
-laik
-less
-lock
-mas
-nd
-nomics
-nym
-nymous
-ogram
-ography
-oidal
-ologist
-omab
-omic
-omics
-onna
-opolis
-otomy
-ova
-ovo
-owo
-phil-
-physis
-ploidy
-rd
-sartan
-sh
-somy
-sthan
-tan
-terol
-thiol
-um
-umab
-ximab
-xizumab
-yllion
-zumab

21st century:

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Names, see Family name affixes: Names, see Family name affixes:

-a (typically in female names)
-a- (Frisian) "One of the good guys", could be -ma, -stra, -ta. Frisians took the oath of the Free Frisians screaming 'Better dead than a slave' after which they could get their new surnames (see Eala Freya Fresena).
-acz (Polish)
-aitis (Lithuanian) "son of"
-aitė (Lithuanian) signifies an unmarried female
-"aty" Americanized form
-aj (Albanian)
-ak (Polish, Ukrainian, Belarusian)
-ák (Czech, Slovak)
-an (Romanian)
-anu (Romanian)
-ář, -ar (Czech, Slovak)
-arz (Polish)
-as (Greek, /male/ Lithuanian)
-au (Belarusian) equivalent to Russian -ov
-auskas (Lithuanian for the Polish -owski, Belarusian -auski)
-awan (Urdu)
-ba (Abkhazian) "male"
-bach, -back (German) "brook"
-bäck (Swedish) "brook"
-backa , -backe (Swedish) "hill", "slope"
-baum (German) "tree"
-beck (Swedish) "brook" (archaic spelling)
-bee, -by (English) "homestead"
-berg (German, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian) "mountain" or "hill"
-bergen (Dutch) "mountain" or "hill"
-burn, -burne (English) "brook"
-brook (English)
-brun, -brunn (German, Swedish) "spring"
-by (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish) "town", "village"; also borrowed into English
-chenko (Ukrainian, Belarusian)
-chi (Persian, چی-) attributed to or performing a certain "job"
-chian (Persian, چیان-) attributed to or performing a certain "job"
-chek ((Ukrainian, Belarusian)
-czek (Polish)
-ček (Czech, Slovak)
-chik, -chyk ((Ukrainian, Belarusian, Russian)
-čík (Czech, Slovak)
-czyk (Polish)
-chuk (Ukrainian, Belarusian)
-czuk (Polish)
-cka (Polish) Feminine equivalent of -cki
-cki (Polish) variant of -ski
-cký (Czech, Slovak)
-čki (Serbian, Croatian, Bulgarian)
-cock, -cox (English) "little"
-cote, -cott, -cutt (English) "cottage"
-craft, -croft (English) "small field"
-czak (Polish) another variant of the -czyk, -czek, -czuk series
-dal (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish) "valley"
-dale (English) "valley"
-datter (Danish, Norwegian) "daughter (of)"
-don (English) "hill"
-dorf (German) "village"
-dotter (Swedish) "daughter (of)"
-dottir (Icelandic) "daughter of"
-dze (Georgian)
-dzki (Polish) variant of -ski, -cki
-eanu (Romanian)
-eau (French) "water"
-ec (Czech, Slovak, Polish) equivalent to Russian -ets
-ee (See -i)
-eff (Russian, Bulgarian) (obsolete, copied from German transliteration of -ev)
-ek (Czech, Polish, Slovak)
-ems (Dutch)
-ėnas (Lithuanian) "son of"
-enko (Ukrainian) "son of"
-ens (Dutch)
-er (French, German, Turkish "male")
-ers (Dutch)
-es (Greek, Portuguese, Brazilian)
-escu (Romanian)
-ets (Russian, Belarusian)
-eu (Belarusian) equivalent to Russian -ev
-ev (all nationalities of Russia, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian, Azeri) possessive
-eva (Russian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Azeri) Feminine equivalent of ev
-ez (Spanish) (including Spanish-speaking countries) "son of"
-fält, -fäldt (Swedish) "field"
-fia, -fi, -fy, -ffy (Hungarian) "descendant of" (literally "son of")
-felt, -feldt (Swedish) "field" (archaic spelling)
-ford (English)
-fors (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian) "rapids"
-fort (French)
-gil, (Turkish, "family")
-gaard, -gard, -gård (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish) "farm"
-garth (English, Scottish) "orchard"
-gate (English)
-gren (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian) "branch"
-haar (German, Danish) "hair"
-han (Turkish) "king, khan"
-holm (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian) "island"
-höven, -hoeven (German) "small garden"
-i (Hungarian) "of", "from" (geographically)
-i (Persian, Azeri) "descendant of", "attributed to"
-ian(ts), -yan(ts), -ents,-ants,-unts,-uni (Armenian) "son/daughter of"
-iak (Ukrainian, Polish) "descendant of"
-ić (Serbian, Croatian, Bosniak) a diminutive
-ević (Serbian, Croatian, Bosniak) diminutive possessive), little son of
-ović (Serbian, Croatian, Bosniak) diminutive possessive, little son of
-begović (Bosniak) (diminutive possessive of a beg, i.e. beg's little son)
-ič (Slovenian, Slovak) diminutive
-ičius (Lithuanian) actually Lithuanianized version of the Polish "icz"
-icz (Polish)
-ides, idas (Greek), "son of"
-ik (Czech, Slovak, Polish)
-ikh, -ykh (Russian)
-in (Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian)
-ina (female equivalent of -in; especially rare for male names, but the suffix alone is an actual female name)
-ing (Anglo-Saxon) "place of the people of"
-ino (a common suffix for male Latino and Italian names)
-ipa (Abkhazian) "son of"
-ipha (Abkhazian) "girl of"
-is (Greek, /male/ Lithuanian)
-ienė (Lithuanian) female version
-ytė (Lithuanian) unmarried female version
-ishin (Ukrainian) possessive (e.g. Romanishin = son of wife of Roman)
-ishina (female equivalent of -ishin)
-iu (Romanian)
-ius (Lithuanian) "son of"
-iv (Ukrainian) possessive
-j (Adygean)"old"
-ka (Polish, Czech, Slovak, Belarusian) diminutive
-kawa, -gawa 川 (Japanese) "river"
-kin, -kins, -ken (English) "little"
-ko (Ukrainian, Polish, Slovak, Czech)
-chenko (Ukrainian)
-nko (Ukrainian)
-ko (Adygean) "son" ĸъо
-kus (Lithuanian)
-kvist (Swedish) "twig"
-kyzy (Kyrgyz) "daughter of"
-la, -lä (Finnish), comes to surnames from names of villages and farms
-ła, -la (Polish), often comes from verbs in the past tense; in countries where the letter Ł is not available, it is replaced by L
-lein (German) "small"
-ley, -ly (English, Scottish) "wood," or "grove"
-li (Turkish, Azeri) "from"
-lund (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian) "grove"
-man (English) "servant of," (Turkish) "male person"
-mann (German) "servant of"
-mand (Persian, مند-) owning or showing
-maz (Turkish) "does not" (e.g. "Yılmaz = Yields not")
-men (Turkish) "male person"
-mont, -monte (French) "mountain" or "hill"
-nd (French)
-nė, -te /female/ (Lithuanian)
-nen (Finnish) diminutive, "from"
-nko (Ukrainian)
-nova, -novas (Italian, Spanish) "new"
-novo (Spanish) "new"
-ný (Czech, Slovak) adjective
-ny (Polish) adjective
-nezhad, -nejad (Persian, نژاد) "descendant of"
-nyi (Hungarian)
-o (typically in male names)
-off (Russian, Bulgarian) (obsolete, copied from German transliteration of -ov)
-oğlu (Azeri, Turkish) "son of"
-ok (Belarusian, Czech)
-oi, -oy (Russian) sometimes transliterated as -oj
-onis (Lithuanian) "son of"
-os (Greek)
-opoulos, -opulos (Greek)
-osz, -oš (Polish, Czech, Slovak)
-ou (Greek)
-ou (Belarusian) equivalent to Russian -ov
-ov (Bulgarian, Russian (all nationalities of Russia), Serbian, Azeri) (possessive)
-ova (Bulgarian, Russian, Azeri) Feminine equivalent of -ov
-ová (Czech) suffix attached to all Czech female surnames
-ow (Prussian, though found in predominantly German names, it is pronounced like English "ow" not like the German "ov")
-putra (Indonesian) "son"
-putri (Indonesian) "daughter"
-pern, -perin (German) "spring"
-pour, -poor (Persian) "son of"
-quist (Swedish) "twig" (archaic spelling)
-ridge, -redge, -rigg (English)
-rd (French)
-rud (Norwegian) "clearing"
-s /male/ (Latvian)
-s /male/ (Lithuanian)
-s (Dutch) "(son/daughter) of". Sometimes less recognizable, like in "Hendrickx" (son/daughter of Hendrik)
-schmidt, -schmitt, -schmid, -schmit (German) "smith"
-sen (Danish, Norwegian, Dutch or Low German) "son of"
-ssen (Dutch or Low German) "son of"
-ssens or -sens (Dutch) "grandson/granddaughter of". Literally "(son/daughter) of the son of"
-shvili (Georgian)
-shyn (Ukrainian)
-ski (Polish, Macedonian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Serbian. Also Russian but more often transliterated as -sky), "originating from", "estate of"
-ska (Polish, Macedonian, Ukrainian) Feminine equivalent of -ski
-skaya (Russian) Feminine equivalent of -sky
-skyi, -skiy (Ukrainian)
-sky (Russian)
-ský (Czech, Slovak)
-smith (English)
-son (English, Swedish) "son of"
-sson (Swedish, Icelandic) "son of"
-stad (Norwegian, Swedish, Danish) "town, place"
-stein (German) "stone"
-sten (Norwegian, Swedish, Danish) "stone"
-stern (German) "star"
-ström (Swedish), -strøm (Danish, Norwegian) "stream"
-svärd (Swedish) "sword"
-tæ (Ossetian) "belong to"
-tabar (Persian) "descendant of"
-thwait (Anglicized from the Danish) "meadow, clearing" introduced into British Isles by Vikings between 800 and 1066 AD
-to, -tō, -do, -dō 藤 (Japanese) "wisteria"
-ton, -ten, -tone (English) "town," "place" or "village"
-tzki, tzky (Polish) - phonetic Germanized spelling of original Polish -cki
-Türk (Turkish)
-uk (Ukrainian, Belarusian)
-ulea (Romanian) "son of"
-ulis (Lithuanian)
-ūnas (Lithuanian) "son of"
-uulu (Kyrgyz, it is pronounced in English "oo-loo") "son of"
-velt (Dutch) "farm" or "field"
-verde (Spanish) "green"
-vich (Russian, occasionally a respelling of original Serbian, Croatian -vić) "son of"
-vych (Ukrainian)
-wicz (Polish)
-vić (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian)
-vič (Slovenian, Slovak)
-vitz, -witz, -witch (Germanized or Anglicized respellings)
-vičius (Lithuanian)
-vičiutė (Lithuanian)
-vili (Georgian)
-white, -waite (English) "clearing"
-wood (English)
-worth (English) "homestead"
-wright (English) "maker of"
-y (See -i)
-ycz (Polish)
-yk (Polish)
-ynas (Lithuanian) "son of"
-ysz (Polish)
-zadeh, -zada (Persian, Azeri, زاده) "son of", "descendant of"
-zadegan (Persian, زادگان-) plural form of zadeh

-son
-dotter
-poika
-tytar
-poulous
-evich
-ovich
-ovna
-yevna
-ichna
-ski
-escu
-eanu
-es
-ez

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Source:

Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1). Retrieved March 05, 2009, from Dictionary.com website: -sufiks[1]

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