sufiksiniais
Sufiksiniai, in linguistic terms, refers to suffixal morphology—the set of morphemes that attach to the end of a word stem. Suffixes are bound morphemes that modify meaning, perform grammatical functions, or change the word’s category. They are distinct from prefixes, which attach at the beginning, and from infixes, which insert inside a word.
Sufiksiniai morphemes can serve two broad roles. Derivational suffixes create new words or change the lexical
Word formation often involves stacking multiple suffixes on a stem, producing complex, multi-layered words. Phonological adjustments
Examples illustrate the concept. In English, adding -s yields plural forms (cat → cats), while -ed marks
Sufiksiniai is a central notion in morphology and typology, helping linguists describe how languages build words