WITH A FORMATIVE SUFFIX.

200. SIMPLE formative suffixes are vowels: as, #-ā-#, #-o-#, #-i-#,

#-u-#; also #-io-#, #-uo-#, (#-vo-#); or such little syllables as

#-mo-#, #-min-#; #-ro-#, #-lo-#; #-ōn-#; #-no-#, #-ni-#, #-nu-#; #-to-#,

#-ti-#, #-tu-#; #-ter-#, #-tōr-#; #-unt-# (#-nt-#); #-es-# (#-er-#),

#-ōr-#; these syllables sometimes have slight modifications of form.

COMPOUND suffixes consist of one or more simple suffixes attached to a

simple suffix: as, #-tōr-io-#, #-ti-mo-#, &c., &c.

201. The following are examples of noun stems formed from roots or verb

stems by simple suffixes added:

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