1. having a suffix added to the end
Usage: linguistics

1. past tense and past participle of suffix; added a suffix to a word
Usage: linguistics

Examples

• The suffixed word ‘happiness’ contains the root ‘happy’ plus the suffix ‘-ness’.
• Many English words are suffixed with ‘-ly’ to form adverbs.
• The teacher suffixed ‘-ed’ to the verb to show past tense.
• She suffixed the word with the appropriate ending.
• The suffixed forms appeared throughout the text.
• He suffixed each root word with the correct morpheme.