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What is the suffix for speech?

There isn't one single, universally accepted suffix for "speech". However, depending on the context, you might use suffixes like:

* -logy: This suffix indicates the study or science of something. So, "speech" could become "speechology", although it's not a commonly used term.

* -ics: Similar to "-logy," "-ics" also indicates a field of study or a system of knowledge. So, "speech" could become "speechics", again not a common term.

* -ism: This suffix is used to denote a particular doctrine, theory, or practice. You could have "speechism" referring to a specific philosophy or approach to speech.

However, in most cases, you wouldn't need a suffix to refer to speech. Instead, you would use the word itself or phrases like:

* The act of speech

* The science of speech

* The art of speech

The best choice depends on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.

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