(b). Whether the word is singular or plural.
(c). Whether in the nominative or accusative case.
(d). The mood, tense, and participles of a verb.
A list of the grammatical terminations will be found in par. [53].
43. Suffixes.—Suffixes are syllables placed between the root and grammatical termination, adding to the word the idea contained in the suffix as well as that in the root.
A list of suffixes will be found in par. [54].
44. Prefixes.—A prefix is a syllable placed before the root, adding to the root the idea contained in the prefix.
A list of prefixes will be found in par. [55].
45. From the foregoing definitions we see that words in Esperanto are either primary words, or words composed of:—
(a). Roots and grammatical terminations.