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What does suffix re mean?

The suffix "-re" is not a common suffix in English. It's possible you are thinking of a different suffix, or perhaps you're encountering a word with a unique construction.

Here are some possibilities:

* "re-" as a prefix: This is a common prefix in English that means "again", "back", or "anew". Examples include "re-do", "re-write", and "re-open".

* Words ending in "-er" These words often describe a person or thing that does something. Examples include "teacher", "baker", and "worker".

* Words with a different origin: If you're seeing the suffix "-re" in a word, it might be a word from a different language with a different meaning.

Please provide the word or words you're interested in, and I'll be happy to help you understand the meaning of the "-re" suffix in that context.

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