Affixation

-DOM

Dom /dm/

noun

* a title prefixed to the names of some Roman Catholic dignitaries and Benedictine and Carthusian monks: Dom Bede Griffiths.

* Portuguese form ofdon1 (in sense 2).

ORIGIN

from Latin dominus 'master'.

Example :

suffix forming nouns:

1 denoting a state or condition: freedom. Kebebasan

2 denoting rank or status: earldom.

3 denoting a domain: fiefdom.

4 denoting a class of people or the attitudes associated with them, regarded collectively: officialdom. staff pegawai

5. kingdom

noun

1 a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen.

a realm associated with or regarded as being under the control of a particular person or thing: the kingdom of dreams.

-hood

suffix forming nouns:

1 denoting a condition or quality: falsehood | kebohongan, dusta

2 womanhood denoting being a condition as genre . kewanitaan

3 denoting a collection or group: brotherhood. persaudaraan

4 neighborhood denoting a habit or arround the domain of government lingkungan

5 Denoting a condition : Adulthood kedewasaan

-ship

suffix forming nouns:

1 denoting a quality or condition: companionship | friendship perkawanan, persahabatan

2 denoting status, office, or honour: ambassadorship | citizenship. pangkat dubes, kewarganegaraan

denoting a tenure of office: chairmanship. kedudukan pemimpin

3 denoting a skill in a certain capacity: workmanship. kecakapan kerja

4 denoting the collective individuals of a group: membership. keanggotaan

-ate

suffix forming nouns:

1 denoting status or office: doctorate | gelar doktor

denoting a state or function: mandate. perintah/ mandat

2 denoting a group: electorate. orang” yang berhak memilih dalam pemilihan.

3 Chemistry denoting a salt or ester, especially of an acid with a corresponding name ending in -ic: nitrate. garam asam sendawa.

4 denoting a product of a chemical process: condensate | air kondensasi.

-en

suffix forming verbs:

1 (from adjectives)...