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What does the suffix cal mean?

The suffix "-cal" typically indicates relating to or pertaining to.

Here are some examples:

* Musical: relating to music

* Historical: relating to history

* Political: relating to politics

* Practical: relating to practice

* Mechanical: relating to mechanics

However, "-cal" can also be part of a larger suffix, like "-ical", "-acal", or "-ical", which also have the same general meaning. For example:

* Typical: relating to a type

* Critical: relating to criticism

* Physical: relating to the body

* Logical: relating to logic

It's important to note that the exact meaning of "-cal" can sometimes vary slightly depending on the specific word it is attached to.

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