English | Portuguese |
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-esque (in the style of) [UK: ˈesk] [US: ˈesk] | |
-ess (female suffix) | -a{f} -esa{f} |
-est (second-person singular present tense of verbs) | |
-est (superlative of adjectives and adverbs) | |
-etic (pertaining to) | -ético{m} |
-fold (used to make adjectives) | |
-fold (used to make adverbs) | |
-free (free from; without) | |
-ful (as much as can be held) | -ada{f} |
-gamy (describing forms of marriage) | -gamia{f} |
-gate (component in names of scandals) | -ão{m} |
-gen (producer of something) | -gênio{m} -génio{m} -geno{m} |
-gon (plane figure) | -gono{m} |
-gram (something written) | |
-graph (something related to writing etc.) | -grafo{m} |
-grapher (someone who writes about a specified subject) | -grafo{m} |
-graphy (Suffix denoting a written or represented in the specified manner, or about a specified subject) | -grafia{f} |
-hood (condition or state) | -idão{f} |
-hood (group) | -idade{f} |
-ible (able to be done) | |
-ic (Note: these translations are a guide only. For more precise translations, see individual words ending in -ic) | -ico{m} |
-ide (any of a group of related compounds) | |
-ide (any of a group of several elements) | -oide{m} |
-ide (binary compound of a nonmetal) | -eto{m} |
-ify (to produce verbs meaning to make) | |
-ine (used to form names of chemical substances) | -ina{f} |
-ing (to form gerunds) | |
-ing (to form present participles) | |
-ish (appended to roots denoting names of nations or regions) | -ês{m} -esa{f} |