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What does the suffix ver mean?

The suffix "-ver" is not a standalone suffix in English. It's often part of a larger suffix like "-ever" or "-evermore".

Here's what these suffixes mean:

* -ever: This suffix indicates "in whatever way," "no matter what," or "at any time". It often combines with words like "what," "who," "where," "when," "how," etc.

* Example: whatever, whoever, wherever, whenever, however

* -evermore: This suffix indicates "forever," "always," or "continuously".

* Example: forevermore, evermore

Let me know if you have another word in mind, and I'll be happy to break down the suffix!

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