suffixed
Added after root
Suffixed describes something that has had a suffix added to it—a letter or group of letters attached to the end of a word to modify its meaning or grammatical function.
The suffixed form "quickly" derives from "quick." In linguistics and grammar discussions, suffixed distinguishes words or forms that carry endings from their root or base forms.
The term appears most often in technical writing about language structure and word formation.
Creating words via affixes
- inflectionalRelating to word-form changes
- morphologicalConcerning form or shape
- endingFinal portion of something
- conjugatedGiven grammatical endings
declined · pluralized · tensed · agglutinative · morpheme · participle · gerund · comparative
Firmly joined to
- appendedAdded as supplement
- attachedJoined to another thing
- addedIncluded as extra
- endingFinal portion of something
terminated · morpheme · inflected · derived · word-formation · linguistic · grammatical · bound
derivational
Creating words via affixes
- inflectionalRelating to word-form changes
- morphologicalConcerning form or shape
- endingFinal portion of something
conjugated · declined · pluralized · tensed · agglutinative · morpheme · participle · gerund · comparative · superlative
affixed
Firmly joined to
ending · terminated · morpheme · inflected · derived · word-formation · linguistic · grammatical · bound · root
filename
Computer file's identifier
indexed · labeled · tagged · convention · naming · formatted · appended · string · identifier · sequential