Here are some examples of words with the suffix "-lect":
* Dialect: A variety of a language spoken in a particular region or by a particular group of people.
* Idiolect: The distinctive speech patterns of an individual.
* Sociolect: A variety of language used by a particular social group.
* Electrolect: A variety of language used in electronic communication, like online chat or text messaging.
* Intellect: The ability to think, reason, and understand. (While not directly related to language choice, it shares the same root meaning of "selection" and "choosing" in the context of thought.)
While "-lect" usually relates to language, it can also appear in other contexts with the same meaning of "selection" or "choice," as in:
* Elect: To choose someone for a particular office.
* Select: To choose something from a group.
Therefore, "-lect" usually refers to a selection made from a set of options, be it language variations, specific individuals, or other choices.