-ty, quality, state of: charity, docility, frailty, poverty, vanity.
-ule, -cule, diminutive: globule, spherule, animalcule, molecule.
-ure, -ture, act of, thing done: capture, departure, architecture, manufacture, creature.
-y, condition, collection: victory, company, family, society.
Adjective Suffixes.—The Latin (and French) suffixes are used extensively to form adjectives. The following may be noted:—
-able, able, capable of: amiable, arable, capable, considerable, friable (= easily crumbled), lovable, portable.
-aceous, containing, like: argillaceous (clayey), crustaceous (with crust-like shell), farinaceous (far, corn), herbaceous.
-al, pertaining to: ancestral, bestial, communal, final, legal, tidal, vernal.
-an, pertaining to, belonging to: Arabian, civilian, human, partisan, sylvan.