Common Words:
* Childhood: The state of being a child.
* Neighborhood: The area around a person's home.
* Adulthood: The state of being an adult.
* Brotherhood: A bond of friendship or shared interests among brothers or men.
* Sisterhood: A bond of friendship or shared interests among sisters or women.
* Fatherhood: The state of being a father.
* Motherhood: The state of being a mother.
* Knighthood: The rank or status of a knight.
* Witchhood: The state of being a witch.
* Manhood: The state of being a man.
* Womanhood: The state of being a woman.
* Fellowship: A feeling of friendship, companionship, or common interest.
* Livelihood: The means by which a person earns a living.
* Likelihood: The probability that something will happen.
* Girlhood: The state of being a girl.
* Boyhood: The state of being a boy.
* Nationhood: The state of being a nation.
* Statehood: The status of being a state.
* Parenthood: The state of being a parent.
Less Common Words:
* Bawdhood: The state of being a bawd (a prostitute).
* Bondedhood: The state of being bound together by a common interest or goal.
* Druidhood: The state of being a druid.
* Godhood: The state of being a god.
* Harlothood: The state of being a harlot (a prostitute).
* Monkhood: The state of being a monk.
* Priestesshood: The state of being a priestess.
* Sorcerhood: The state of being a sorcerer.
* Spinsterhood: The state of being an unmarried woman.
* Widowhood: The state of being a widow.
Figurative Uses:
The suffix "-hood" can also be used figuratively to describe a state of being or a quality. For example:
* "The hood of the car was dented."
* "They lived in poverty, a grim hood of their existence."
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