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What does ciprocal mean as a suffix?

"Ciprocal" is not a recognized suffix in the English language.

It's likely you're thinking of "reciprocal", which is an adjective that describes something that is mutual or given in return.

Here are some examples of how "reciprocal" is used:

* Reciprocal love: Love that is felt and returned by both parties.

* Reciprocal agreement: An agreement where both parties agree to do something for each other.

* Reciprocal rights: Rights that are enjoyed by both parties involved.

If you have any other questions about word origins or usage, feel free to ask!

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