Formation of Adjective adding Suffix: Suffix Table 4 Edit

Suffix
Meanings
Examples
-able, -ible
worth, ability
solvable: able to be solved or explained
incredible: not able to be believed, amazing
(in+cred+ible)
-al, -ial, -ical
quality, relation
structural: related to the physical make-up of a thing
territorial: related to nearby or local areas
categorical: related to a category, absolute
-ant, -ent, -ient
kind of agent, indication
important: marked by worth
dependent: determined or relying upon something else
convenient: at hand, easy to use
-ar, -ary
resembling, related to
spectacular: related to something that is eye-catching or amazing
unitary: related to units or single groups representing quantities
-ate
kind of state
inviolate: not disturbed, pure (in+viol+ate)
-ed
having the quality of
terraced: having terraces or steps
-en
material
silken: made from silk, a fibre produced by worms
-er
comparative
brighter: more light
-est
superlative
strongest: having the most strength
-ful
having, giving, marked by
fanciful: marked by imagination
-ic
quality, relation
generic: related to a whole group (gener+ic)
-ile
having the qualities of
projectile: something thrown with an outside force
(pro+ject+ile)
-ing
activity
cohering: the act of sticking together
-ish
having the character of
newish: modern, recent
-ive, -ative, -itive
having the quality of
festive: having the quality of a festival or party
cooperative: being able to or willing to work with another person or thing (co+oper+ative)
sensitive: easily felt, responsive to the senses
(sens+itive)
-less
without, missing
motiveless: a reason for someone to do something
-ous, -eous, -ose, -ious
having the quality of, relating to
adventurous: characterized by the desire to seek new experiences or risks
courageous: characterized by courage, brave
(cour+ag+eous)
verbose: having more words than needed
(verb+ose)
-y
marked by, having
hungry: having hunger, marked by a desire
(hungr+y)