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Which suffix means “to make”? -ant -ize -ish -ac

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adrianfran3 adrianfran3
  • 20-12-2017
I believe it is -ize
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Greenleafable
Greenleafable Greenleafable
  • 20-12-2017
Yes, I agree with the other person - the suffix which means "to make" is -ize.
Here are some examples: actualize, fossilize, sterilize, Americanize, etc. All of them mean to make something: to make something actual, to make something a fossil, to make something sterile, to make something American, etc.
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