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meaning of these endings?!?!? HELP?
-gress, -con, ible/able or can i have a website where i could find the endings of these meanings???
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So it’s an “end to a means” rather than a “means to and end?” Try the Dictionary….
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There’s a terrific website at http://www.prefixsuffix.com/ with a table of prefixes and suffixes and their meanings.
According to http://www.prefixsuffix.com/ , -gress means to gather, to bring together, step, or go. You can find con, ible/able and many others there too.
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endings of words are called suffixes….Wikipedia has a colllection of them and their meanings….I haven’t searched elsewhere, but now you are armed with the right terminlogy, perhaps you’ll find an appropriate site….hope so!
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Tracy is correct – a decent-sized dictionary, which every home should have, has all the endings and their origins.
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You are looking for “suffixes”. Try Google.
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http://depts.gallaudet.edu/englishworks/reading/suffixes.html
(better of the two – seperates them into categories)
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Suffixes:English
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