Here are some examples:
* Neurosis: A mental or emotional condition characterized by anxiety, obsessive thoughts, or irrational behavior.
* Psychosis: A severe mental disorder characterized by loss of contact with reality.
* Cirrhosis: A chronic disease characterized by scarring of the liver.
* Arthritis: Inflammation of one or more joints.
However, there are other suffixes that can also indicate "condition of", depending on the specific context:
* -ia: This suffix is often used to denote a disease or abnormal condition, such as mania (a state of intense excitement or enthusiasm), pneumonia (inflammation of the lungs), or anemia (a deficiency of red blood cells).
* -ism: This suffix often indicates a system of beliefs or practices, or a characteristic or attitude, but can also be used for a condition. Examples include alcoholism (a condition characterized by excessive alcohol consumption) and narcissism (a personality disorder characterized by excessive self-love).
* -y: This suffix can also indicate a state or condition, as in healthy (in good health), sleepy (feeling drowsy), or hungry (feeling the need for food).
Ultimately, the most appropriate suffix will depend on the specific term you're trying to create.