-able/-ible: Indicates capability or possibility.
* *breakable*
* *edible*
* *visible*
-al: Denotes relation or connection.
* *national*
* *seasonal*
* *musical*
-an/-ian: Indicates origin, nationality, or relation to a place or thing.
* *American*
* *Canadian*
* *Victorian*
-ary: Indicates connection to a place, thing, or activity.
* *military*
* *dictionary*
* *literary*
-ful: Indicates fullness or abundance.
* *beautiful*
* *powerful*
* *helpful*
-ic: Indicates connection to a specific subject or characteristic.
* *historic*
* *scientific*
* *athletic*
-ish: Indicates resemblance or approximation.
* *childish*
* *foolish*
* *greenish*
-ive: Indicates tendency or quality.
* *creative*
* *expensive*
* *protective*
-less: Indicates lack of something.
* *useless*
* *homeless*
* *careless*
-ous: Indicates abundance or quality.
* *famous*
* *dangerous*
* *courageous*
-y: Indicates resemblance, quality, or state.
* *happy*
* *sleepy*
* *cloudy*
-like: Indicates resemblance to something.
* *childlike*
* *dog-like*
* *dreamlike*
-esque: Indicates resemblance to a person or style.
* *picturesque*
* *Kafkaesque*
* *Gothic*
It's important to note that not all suffixes that create adjectives are listed here. Some words form adjectives through other means, such as adding a prefix (e.g., "unhappy") or through changes in the base word (e.g., "slow" to "slow-moving").