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What is the suffix for speaker?

There isn't one single, universal suffix for "speaker". However, depending on the context, you might use:

* -ship: Speakership (this is less common and usually refers to the role or position of a speaker, like the speaker of a house of parliament)

* -er: Speaker is already a noun formed with the suffix "-er" indicating someone who performs an action.

* -ing: Speaking (this is a gerund, a verb form used as a noun)

* -y: Speakery (this is informal and may mean a place for speakers or a style of speaking)

You could also use prefixes like pre-speaker or co-speaker.

Ultimately, the best suffix depends on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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