izes
The suffix "izes" is a common English ending used to form verbs. It typically indicates the action of making something into, or treating something with, a particular quality or substance. For example, "modernize" means to make something modern, and "organize" means to arrange something into a systematic whole. This suffix is derived from the Greek suffix "-izein" which also has a similar verbalizing function.
Words ending in "izes" are prevalent across many fields, including science, technology, and social sciences. For
There are some variations in spelling, particularly between British and American English. British English often uses