- In linguistics, a
suffix is an
affix which is
placed after the stem of a word.
Common examples are case endings,
which indicate the
grammatical case of...
- A name
suffix in the
Western English-language
naming tradition,
follows a person's
surname (last name) and
provides additional information about the person...
- A
street suffix is the part of a
street or road name that
describes what type of road it is.
Examples include "street", "avenue", "lane", "highway", and...
-
suffix in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
suffix is part of a word; an
affix that
follows the
morphemes to
which it can attach.
Possessive suffix,...
- parts, a
prefix and a
suffix,
separated by a slash. prefix/
suffix The
prefix identifies the
registrant of the
identifier and the
suffix is
chosen by the registrant...
-
whose names include a -gate
suffix, by
analogy with the
Watergate scandal, as well as
other incidents to
which the
suffix has (often facetiously) been...
- In the
English language,
terms for
types of
killing often end in the
suffix -cide.
Altruistic suicide,
suicide for the
benefit of others. Autocide, suicide...
- In
computer science, a
suffix array is a
sorted array of all
suffixes of a string. It is a data
structure used in,
among others, full-text indices, data-compression...
-
onoma 'name'. In the form patronymic, this
stands with the
addition of the
suffix -ικός (-ikos),
which was
originally used to form
adjectives with the sense...
-
computer science, a
suffix tree (also
called PAT tree or, in an
earlier form,
position tree) is a
compressed trie
containing all the
suffixes of the
given text...
