Afixes and their meanings.
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Prefix IN/ID-: the counterpart of.
*Sufixes can't be used with verbs. Only prefixes.
Sufix -IN: the counterpart of.
Sufix -AN/-AR: makes the word a noun.
Sufix -INT: makes the verb a noun.
Sufix -IDA/ITTA: makes the word an adjective.
Sufix -ON: makes the word an adverb.
Sufix -TIS: said of an abstract word like moralty or eudeimonia.
Sufix -NUS: used for scientific terms that come from the latin, e.g. "Argentum".
Sufix -ENUO/NUO: repeats the action.
Sufix -ESI/INO: used for denonyms.
Sufix -IRIS: refers to someone who does the action.