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1. -ie, suffix View full entry 1727

...earlier form of -y suffix, primarily in words from Old French -ie or -e, as astronomie, fancie, citie, duetie...

2. -is | -ys, suffix1 View full entry 1297

...A frequent Middle English and esp. Sc. variant of the grammatical inflection -es, -s, of the genitive sing., and the pl. of ns., and of the 3rd pers....

3. -is, suffix2 View full entry

...Northern and esp. Sc. form of -ish, q.v....

4. -like, suffix View full entry a1450

...Appended to ns....

5. -lings, suffix View full entry

...Forming adverbs, mostly indicating condition or situation, as eastlings, mostlings, needlings, etc. Cf. -ling....

6. -longs, suffix View full entry

...Forming adverbs, chiefly indicating condition or situation, as needlongs, pitchlongs, etc. Cf. -lings....

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