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What is a suffix for document?

There isn't a single, universally recognized suffix specifically for "document." However, there are many common suffixes used to indicate document types, like:

* -ment: This is a general suffix used for nouns related to actions or processes, and it can sometimes be used for documents. For example, "agreement," "statement," and "settlement" are all documents.

* -ary: This suffix indicates something related to or dealing with a particular subject or thing. For example, "dictionary" is a document related to words, and "inventory" is a document dealing with goods.

* -tion: This suffix indicates an action or process, and is often used for documents that record or summarize an event. For example, "application," "declaration," and "resolution" are all documents that represent an action or process.

* -er: This suffix can be used for documents related to specific individuals or roles. For example, "letter," "order," and "memo" are often used for documents addressed to specific individuals or roles.

Additionally, many other suffixes exist depending on the specific type of document:

* -gram: (e.g., telegram, program)

* -script: (e.g., manuscript, transcript)

* -form: (e.g., form, reform)

* -al: (e.g., manual, journal)

The specific suffix used for a document depends on its content and purpose.

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