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<h2>AFFIXES</h2>
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<h3>PREFIXES</h3>
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		<td class="col0"> ad- </td><td class="col1"> deputy, assistant, under-, sub- </td><td class="col2"> adsekrer under-secretary; adderker sub-manager; adroy viceroy; adkolnel lieutenant-colonel; adlinguo auxiliary language. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> amb- </td><td class="col1"> both </td><td class="col2"> ambelta of both sides; ambelte on both sides; amb-dezo both side’s wish; ambdecide by both side’s decision. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ante- </td><td class="col1"> before (place) </td><td class="col2"> antekam antechamber; antegardo vanguard; antecentro centre-forward; antekortel fore-court; antebraso fore-arm. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> anti- </td><td class="col1"> contrary, anti- </td><td class="col2"> antialkola anti-alcoholic; antiatoma anti-atomic; antikolonyismo anti-colonialism; antifebra antipyretic; antiprotekismo antiprotectionism; antikonstitua anticonstitutional. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> arci- </td><td class="col1"> higher degree, most, extreme, over- </td><td class="col2"> arcidux archduke; arcirika extremely rich; arcikolma overcrowded; arcivesko archbishop; arciveska archiepiscopal. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> bi-, du- </td><td class="col1"> two-, bi- </td><td class="col2"> bilingua bilingual; dulingue in two languages; bimetala bimetallic; bimesa bimonthly (of 2 months). </td>
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		<td class="col0"> bis- </td><td class="col1"> twice, double </td><td class="col2"> bisveka twice-weekly; bismesa twice-monthly; biside twice a day; bisanye twice a year. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> bo- </td><td class="col1"> kinship by marriage </td><td class="col2"> bopatro father-in-law; bomatro mother-in-law; bofrat brother-in-law; bosor sister-in law; bofilyo son-in-law; bofilin daughter-in-law; boeltros parents-in-law. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> di- </td><td class="col1"> private, undoing </td><td class="col2"> difi to undo; diarmo disarmament; divantagi to disadvantage; dipoezi to depoetize. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> do- </td><td class="col1"> after (time) </td><td class="col2"> domid afternoon; domida of the afternoon; domide in the afternoon; doguera postwar; doguera presyos postwar prices; doskola afterschool. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> duf- </td><td class="col1"> difficult </td><td class="col2"> dufplekibla difficult to explain; dufvendibla difficult to sell; dufkapibla difficult to grasp; duflektibla difficult to read; dufudera hard of hearing. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ex- </td><td class="col1"> ex-, former </td><td class="col2"> exroy ex-king; expresident ex-president; exspozo former husband. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ge- </td><td class="col1"> of both sexes </td><td class="col2"> gesiros ladies and gentlemen; gefratos brothers and sisters; gespozos husband and wife (Gesp. Mr. and Mrs.). </td>
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		<td class="col0"> in- </td><td class="col1"> entering, introducing </td><td class="col2"> inmixi to interfere; inkasi to encash; inkesi to encase; involvi to envelop. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> inter- </td><td class="col1"> between </td><td class="col2"> interven intervention; interlini to interline; internasyona international. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> intra- </td><td class="col1"> interior </td><td class="col2"> intravenya intravenous; intramuskla intramuscular; intraderma intradermic; intracelula intracellular. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ize- </td><td class="col1"> easy </td><td class="col2"> izeplekibla easy to explain; izedicibla easy to say; izekomprenibla easy to understand. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ju- </td><td class="col1"> just </td><td class="col2"> jumarlat just married; juparsat just published; junasat newborn; juarivat just arrived; juricat just received. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> mal- </td><td class="col1"> pejorative </td><td class="col2"> malfama ill-famed, disreputable; malformo malformation; malix bad luck; malonesta dishonest; malablo awkwardness. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> mis- </td><td class="col1"> badly </td><td class="col2"> misinformo misinformation; misposal misfeasance; mistrati mishandle; mispronunco mispronunciation. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> mul- </td><td class="col1"> many-, poly-, much </td><td class="col2"> mulforma multiform; muldenga having much money; mulsilba polysyllabic; mulsorta artiklos many sorts of articles. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> nar- </td><td class="col1"> next, to come </td><td class="col2"> narvek next week; narmes next month; narmesa next month’s; nardominke next Sunday (adv.); narsaba next Saturday’s; naryes next time; naroxe on the next occasion. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ni- </td><td class="col1"> never </td><td class="col2"> niudat never heard, unheard-of; nividat never seen; nivinkat unconquered, never vanquished. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> no- </td><td class="col1"> negative </td><td class="col2"> noposibla impossible; noendat unfinished; novera not true; novole unwillingly; nokribla unbelievable; nonegibla undeniable; nonoposibla not impossible. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> pas- </td><td class="col1"> last, past </td><td class="col2"> pasmirko last Wednesday; pasvek last week; pasveka last week’s; pasyema last winter’s; pasanya last year’s. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> pre- </td><td class="col1"> before (time) </td><td class="col2"> preistora prehistoric; preistor prehistory; predanki to thank in advance; predestin predestination; prelasta last but one. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> re- </td><td class="col1"> repetition </td><td class="col2"> refi to do again; renuvi to renew; relekti to read again; reinstal reinstallation; reprint reprint, reimpression; remarlo remarriage; redici to say again. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ri- </td><td class="col1"> kinship by remarriage; replacement </td><td class="col2"> rimatro stepmother; ripatro stepfather; rifrat stepbrother, half-brother; risor stepsister, half-sister; ripyesos spare parts; rirot spare wheel; rigumon spare tyre; rifolyos refills (sheets). </td>
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		<td class="col0"> rir- </td><td class="col1"> rear, back </td><td class="col2"> rirshop back-shop; rirgardo rearguard; rirsizo late season; rirpenso hidden motive; riraktiva retroactive; ririgi to go into reverse. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> sam- </td><td class="col1"> similarity, equality </td><td class="col2"> samlandan fellow-countryman; samtempe at the same time; samkolora of the same color; samidea having the same ideas; samidean, samidein a man, a woman having the same ideas. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> semi- </td><td class="col1"> half- </td><td class="col2"> semivege half-way (adv.); semitemp, -a, -e half-time; semilongo half-length; semimorta half-dead; semibak half-back. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> sen- </td><td class="col1"> without, lack of </td><td class="col2"> senmova immobile; senmovo immobility; senodora odourless; senkondisa unconditional; senposo powerlessness; sendulda impatient; senduldo impatience. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> sub- </td><td class="col1"> under </td><td class="col2"> subtera underground (adj.); submara submarine (adj.); submarior submarine (ship); subsuol subsoil; subdevolva under-developed; substimi to underrate. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> su- (sub-) </td><td class="col1"> when preceding a vowel </td><td class="col2"> suagent, -ur sub-agent, sub-agency; suevalui to undervalue; suoficer non-commissioned Officer. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> sur- </td><td class="col1"> over, super </td><td class="col2"> surom superman; suroma superhuman; surstimadi to over-valuate; surkoti to overtrump; surabondo super-abundance. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> to- </td><td class="col1"> all-, any- </td><td class="col2"> tokolora variegated, multi-coloured; tomode anyhow; tosorta of all sorts; tosorta jensos all sorts of people. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> tri-, tre- </td><td class="col1"> three </td><td class="col2"> trimes three months, quarter; trimesa, -e quarterly; trigon triangle; triped tripod; trebeda kam bedroom with 3 beds. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> tris- </td><td class="col1"> three times, thrice </td><td class="col2"> trismese three times a month; trisanya periodik periodical published thrice yearly. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> un- </td><td class="col1"> one, mono- </td><td class="col2"> unalma, -e unanimous, -ly; unalmeso unanimity; unelta, -eso unilateral, -ity; unkolora one-colored; underka veo one-way street; unsilaba monosyllabic. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> yo- </td><td class="col1"> ago </td><td class="col2"> yolong long time ago; yopok a short time ago; yovek week ago; yovekos some weeks ago; yoanya koronazo the coronation of a year ago. </td>
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Neo also uses Greek and Latin prefixes: poli-, para-, mono-, qasi-, ipo-, iper-, homo-, infra-, extra-, tetra-, penta-, exa-, epta-, okto-, deka-, endeka-, ikosa-, omni-, multi-, etc.

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<h3>SUFFIXES</h3>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ac </td><td class="col1"> pejorative </td><td class="col2"> viraco bad man, ruffian; boyaco bad, nasty boy, guttersnipe; libraco bad book; verkaci to bungle, to botch. </td>
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		<td class="col0" rowspan="3"> ~ad </td><td class="col1"> action </td><td class="col2"> dumando nonsense; fanfaronado fanfaronade; shenado staging; shenader stage-manager; movadi to move on. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> blow </td><td class="col1"> pugnado punch; pedado kick; pedadi to kick. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> function, office </td><td class="col1"> veskado bishopric; veskada diocesan; ambasado embassy; profesorado professorship; chair. </td>
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		<td class="col0" rowspan="3"> ~al </td><td class="col1"> language </td><td class="col2"> Anglal English; Fransal French; Deucal Germany; Italal Italian; Espanal Spanish; Parisal Parisian slang; Grekal modern Greek (ancient Greek: Grek); Rusal Russian; Nedal Dutch; Polnal Polish; Cinal Chinese; Japonal Japanese. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> botanic family </td><td class="col1"> rozal(-os) rosaceae; cipresal cupressaceae; verbenal(-os) verbenaceae. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> order, class </td><td class="col1"> primala primary; duala secondary; treala tertiary; primalun a primary-school pupil, a man of primary culture; un daliun a secondary-school schoolgirl. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~aldo </td><td class="col1"> chief, principal </td><td class="col2"> stasyonaldo station-master; partedaldo party-leader; orkestraldo orchestra-leader; stafaldo chief of staff. </td>
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		<td class="col0" rowspan="2"> ~an </td><td class="col1"> member of a class </td><td class="col2"> civan, civin citizen (m, f); feldan, feldin peasant, peasant woman; samriligan, ~gin coreligionist (m, f). </td>
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		<td class="col0"> animal family </td><td class="col1"> bovan(-os) bovidae; ruminan ruminant; shafan(-os) ovidae; ovan oviparous. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~aro </td><td class="col1"> place </td><td class="col2"> edaro refectory; pransaro dining-room; ludaro playing place; pregaro chapel. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~aryo </td><td class="col1"> recipient </td><td class="col2"> destinaryo addressee; latadaryo legatee; beneficaryo beneficiary. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ava </td><td class="col1"> containing </td><td class="col2"> firava ferriferous; kuprava cupriferous; aurava auriferous; nilava having nothing, devoid, destitute. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ayo </td><td class="col1"> material thing </td><td class="col2"> edayo food, victuals, feed; bevayo drink; dorayo something hard, callosity; medikayos medicines, drugs. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~azo </td><td class="col1"> action </td><td class="col2"> formazo formation; lustrazo polishing; saponazo soaping; koronazo coronation. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~eg </td><td class="col1"> large, big, much very </td><td class="col2"> domego big house; boyego big boy; granega very large; fortega very strong; edegi, bevegi to eat, to drink much. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~el </td><td class="col1"> vaguely connected with root </td><td class="col2"> ~el has no particular meaning; only an indeterminate relation between word finishing with ~el and the corresponding root: flamel (from flam flame) will-o’-the-wisp; fancel (from fanso fancy) gadget. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~em </td><td class="col1"> tendency, similarity </td><td class="col2"> rubema reddish; jalema yellowish; edema greedy; bonema good-natured; karesemo wheedling; sonyemi to day-dream. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~enda </td><td class="col1"> to be done </td><td class="col2"> mendenda to be mended; verifikenda to be verified; lukenda to let; vendenda to sell; videnda worth seeing; bakenda to be sent back; agenda agenda (things to be done). </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ensi </td><td class="col1"> to begin, to start </td><td class="col2"> skurensi to darken; klamensi to start screaming; plorensi to start weeping. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~er </td><td class="col1"> doing, occupation </td><td class="col2"> vender seller; kofer buyer; oprer workman; operin workwoman; teniser tennisman; tenis(er)in tennisplayer (woman); kanter singer. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~eso </td><td class="col1"> quality, nature </td><td class="col2"> boneso goodness; beleso beauty; prudenso (contraction of prudenteso) prudence; albeso whiteness; nereso blackness. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~est </td><td class="col1"> superlative </td><td class="col2"> belesta most beautiful; granesta the largest; bonesta the best; malesta the worst. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~et </td><td class="col1"> diminutive </td><td class="col2"> boyet little boy; felet little girl; domet small house; promenet stroll, short walk; beveti to sip. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~eyo </td><td class="col1"> group (collective) </td><td class="col2"> omeyo humanity; yuneyo young people; nobleyo nobility (noble people); Kristeyo Christendom. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~graf </td><td class="col1"> practice, science, art </td><td class="col2"> geograf geografer; geografa geographic; geografio geography; biograf biographer; biografa, ~fio biographical, ~aphy. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ia </td><td class="col1"> possessive </td><td class="col2"> kia whose; nilunia nobody’s; tosia everybody’s; lo povia viv the poor man’s life. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ibl </td><td class="col1"> that may be </td><td class="col2"> ibla available; posibla possible; vidibla visible; vendibla saleable; lektibla readable; noposibla impossible. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~id </td><td class="col1"> descendant </td><td class="col2"> Eraklid Heraclidan; Israelid Israelite; latinida of latin origin. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ie </td><td class="col1"> cause </td><td class="col2"> kie for what reason, why; etie for this reason; nilie for no reason; kelie for any reason; somie for some reason. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~if </td><td class="col1"> determining, causing </td><td class="col2"> dormifa soporific; exitifa exciting; benifa helpful, beneficial; lezifa prejudicial. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ig </td><td class="col1"> to go </td><td class="col2"> bedigi to go to bed; dormigi to go to sleep; fensigi to go to the window; laborigi to go to work. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ij </td><td class="col1"> to become </td><td class="col2"> dormiji to fall asleep; oldiji to grow old; vidibliji to become visible; beliji to grow beautiful. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~il </td><td class="col1"> instrument, tool </td><td class="col2"> kotil knife; kupil scissors; oril clock, watch; sidil chair; korkil (dikorkil) corkscrew; razil razor; nuxil nutcrackers; domil household apparatus; sukril sugar tongs; dentil tooth pick; stiril ironing tool. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~in </td><td class="col1"> feminine </td><td class="col2"> doktorin lady doctor; roin queen; venderin salesgirl; pinterin woman painter; kuderin seamstress; leonin lioness; tigrin tigress. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ind </td><td class="col1"> having done </td><td class="col2"> vidinde having seen; ricinde having received; oldijinde having grown old; oldijinda who has grown old. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~inil </td><td class="col1"> small container </td><td class="col2"> sukrinil sugar basin, sugar bowl; salinil salt-cellar; teinil tea-pot; kafinil coffee-pot; pepinil pepper-pot. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ingo </td><td class="col1"> machine </td><td class="col2"> lavingo washing-machine; plateningo washing-up machine. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~io(1) </td><td class="col1"> art, trade; a whole, a set </td><td class="col2"> kemio chemistry; glifio engraving; medikio medicine; panio bakery, baker’s shop; industrio industry; oldio old people, old things; socio society. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ior </td><td class="col1"> means of transport </td><td class="col2"> peskior fishing-boat; delior destroyer; ivior aircraft carrier; bombior bomber; petrolior tanker. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ir </td><td class="col1"> comparative </td><td class="col2"> altira taller, higher; granira larger; letira smaller; fortira stronger; klevira more clever; ofira more frequent; ofire more often. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~is </td><td class="col1"> reflexive </td><td class="col2"> mirisi to look at oneself; punisi to punish oneself; permisi to take the liberty; mi permisar ve disturbi I take the liberty of disturbing you. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ism, ~ist </td><td class="col1"> doctrine, partisan </td><td class="col2"> socalismo socialism; socalist(a) socialist; paxismo pacifism; paxist, ~a pacifist; idealismo, ~ist(a) idealism, ~ist; komunismo, ~ist(a) communism, ~ist. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~it </td><td class="col1"> illness, med. affection </td><td class="col2"> difterit diphtheria; epit hepatitis; uremit uraemia; okit ophthalmia. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~log, ~a, ~io(1) </td><td class="col1"> science, art </td><td class="col2"> dermolog, ~a, ~io dermatologist, ~ogical, ~ogy; grafolog, ~a, ~io graphologist, ~ogical, ~ogy. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ol </td><td class="col1"> young animal, diminutive </td><td class="col2"> ipol colt, foal; bovol calf; dorfol hamlet; domol small lodging; bastol small rod, small stick. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ond </td><td class="col1"> going to; to come </td><td class="col2"> pluvonda it is going to rain; venonda to come; nel mesos venonda in the coming months; lo shipos departonda the ships that are going to depart. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~orio(1) </td><td class="col1"> factory </td><td class="col2"> bisqitorio biscuit factory; telorio linen manufactory; kordorio rope-making; rope-manufactory. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~oyo(2) </td><td class="col1"> furniture </td><td class="col2"> skriboyo desk, writing-table; klozoyo cupboard, wardrobe; frigoyo refrigerator, cooler. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~oz </td><td class="col1"> abundance </td><td class="col2"> rikozo great riches; rikoza very rich; lumoza luminous; lumozo effulgence, sheen, glare. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~uc </td><td class="col1"> reciprocity </td><td class="col2"> libuci to love each other; libucu! love each other!; elpuco mutual aid; bon boyos elpucar good boys help one another. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ul </td><td class="col1"> tiny </td><td class="col2"> omul homuncule; infanul tiny tot; manul tiny hand; pedul tiny foot; katul kitty (cat). </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~un(3) </td><td class="col1"> individual </td><td class="col2"> lo vunun the wounded man; lo vunin the wounded woman; malun bad man; malin bad woman; prizun prisoner; prizin woman prisoner. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~uyo(4) </td><td class="col1"> container, small place or book </td><td class="col2"> sigaretuyo cigarette-case; okiluyo spectacle-case; totuyo hold-all, bin; garduyo sentry-box; orduruyo dustbin, garbage-can; adresuyo directory; trenuyo railway time-table; oruyo time-table; fonuyo call-box, telephone booth; fonadresuyo telephone directory. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~ye </td><td class="col1"> place (5) </td><td class="col2"> klezye at church, to church; kinye at the movies, to the movies; Londonye in London, to London; Bruxelye at Brussels, to Brussels; skolye at school, to school; domye home, at home; toye everywhere; somye somewhere; nilye nowhere. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~yer, ~eyer </td><td class="col1"> plant, tree </td><td class="col2"> pomyer apple-tree; rozyer rose-tree; frutyer fruit-tree; piceyer peach-tree; pirseyer pear-tree; fragyer strawberry plant. </td>
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		<td class="col0"> ~yes </td><td class="col1"> frequency, occasion </td><td class="col2"> somyes sometimes; mulyes many times; kanyes how many times; duyes twice; ekyes hundred times; idyes one day; pasidyes some days ago; naridyes one of these coming days. </td>
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(1) – pron.: i-o

(2) – pron.: o-yo

(3) – fem.: ~in

(4) – pron.: u-yo

(5) The suffix ~ye to be used only for towns countries (Parisye in, to Paris; Fransye in, to France; Romye in, to Rome; Italye in, to Italy) or when speaking of places in general:

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		<td class="col0"> mi gar klezye </td><td class="col1"> I am going to church </td>
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		<td class="col0"> mi gar al San Paul klezo </td><td class="col1"> I am going to St. Paul’s Church </td>
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		<td class="col0"> el gar skolye </td><td class="col1"> she goes to school </td>
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		<td class="col0"> el gar al Normaskol </td><td class="col1"> she goes to the Normal School </td>
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		<td class="col0"> il sun gor al Ingenerskol </td><td class="col1"> he will soon go to the Engineering School </td>
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		<td class="col0"> mi Universitye </td><td class="col1"> I am at the University </td>
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		<td class="col0"> il gor skolye xenye </td><td class="col1"> he will go to school abroad </td>
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		<td class="col0"> il gor a un xena skol </td><td class="col1"> he will go to a foreign school </td>
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		<td class="col0"> il gor skolye dorfye </td><td class="col1"> he will go to school in the village </td>
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		<td class="col0"> il gor al dorfoskol </td><td class="col1"> he will go to the village school </td>
	</tr>
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