-ate, verbal suffix, as navigate, permeate. Adj., as above. Noun, as legate, advocate. [Norm. Fr. at—L. -ātus, suffix of pa.p.]
-ble. See -able.
-ble, -ple, fold, as double, treble, quadruple. [L. -plus, lit. 'full.']
-bund and -cund, as moribund, rubicund. [L. -bundus and -cundus; Fr. -bond and -cond.]
-ce. See under -s, adverbial suffix.
-celli, -cello, dim., as vermicelli, violoncello. [It., from L. -culus.]
-ch, dim., as blotch. [See -ock.]
-cle, -cule, dim., as in particle, animalcule, from L. culus, which also gives (through It.) -celli, -cello, [See under -l.]
-craft, noun suffix, as in bookcraft, priestcraft. [A.S. cræft, skill.]
-cy, -sy, noun suffix, denoting being, or state of being, condition, rank, as clemency, bankruptcy, curacy, minstrelsy. [L. -tia, as in constantia, constancy, or -tio, as in conspiratio, conspiracy.]