General:
* -ly: Creates an adverb. Example: tamely (in a tame manner).
* -ness: Creates a noun denoting the state or quality of being tame. Example: tameness (the quality of being tame).
More Specific:
* -able: Indicates something can be tamed. Example: tamable (capable of being tamed).
* -er: Creates a noun denoting someone or something that tames. Example: tamer (a person who tames animals).
* -ing: Creates a noun denoting the action of taming. Example: taming (the process of making something tame).
* -ment: Creates a noun denoting the result of taming. Example: taming (the result of making something tame). (Less common, but possible)
Figurative:
* -less: Indicates the absence of tameness. Example: tamless (wild, untamed).
* -ful: Indicates being full of tameness. Example: tameful (very tame, perhaps excessively so). (Less common, but possible)
Note: Some of these combinations might sound awkward or uncommon in everyday language. Their usage depends on the specific context and intended meaning.