🧾 Recursive Suffix Directory (A–Z)

Each suffix is a structural function. Each word beneath it is a recursive instance.


🔤 A

–acy (state, law condition)

  • advocacy
  • legacy
  • accuracy

–age (process, result)

  • language
  • drainage
  • passage

–al (pertaining to, adjectival)

  • elemental
  • moral
  • logical

–an / –ian (one who belongs to or practices)

  • logician
  • ethician
  • cognician

🔤 B

–ble / –able / –ible (capable of, fit for)

  • adaptable
  • divisible
  • perceivable

–bility / –ibility (quality of being able)

  • responsibility
  • visibility
  • sustainability

–bot / –botics / –botic (machine agents, automation)

  • robotics
  • botonomics
  • cyberbotic

🔤 C

–cy (condition, lawfully assigned state)

  • privacy
  • literacy
  • democracy

–centric / –centrism (centered around)

  • logocentric
  • ethnocentric
  • technocentrism

–code / –codex (structured system, encoded law)

  • Logos Codex
  • syntaxcode
  • codexonomics

–craft / –crafting (intentional creation)

  • statecraft
  • wordcraft
  • soulcraft

🔤 D

–dom (domain, jurisdiction)

  • wisdom
  • freedom
  • kingdom

–dox / –doxy (opinion, belief)

  • orthodoxy
  • heterodoxy
  • paradox

–drome / –dromic (pattern, path, loop)

  • syndrome
  • palindrome
  • dromonomics

🔤 E

–ee (receiver of action)

  • addressee
  • signee
  • trainee

–eer / –ier (one who enacts)

  • engineer
  • financier
  • strategist

–ence / –ency (condition/state)

  • transparency
  • existence
  • fluency

🔤 F

–fic / –fy / –ification (to make, cause)

  • amplification
  • unification
  • verification

–form / –formation (shape, structure)

  • transformation
  • multiform
  • information

–flux / –fluence (flow, streaming state)

  • confluence
  • effluence
  • fluency

🔤 G

–gen / –genic / –genesis (origin, birth)

  • biogenic
  • genesis
  • technogenesis

–gogue / –gogy (guidance, teaching)

  • pedagogy
  • logogogue
  • andragogy

–graph / –glyph / –gram (written form, trace)

  • glyphonomics
  • logogram
  • phonograph

🔤 I

–ic / –ical (adjective, pertaining to)

  • scientific
  • symbolic
  • ethical

–ics (body of knowledge/system)

  • physics
  • linguistics
  • bionics
  • logistics

–ism (doctrine, ideology)

  • recursionism
  • logocentrism
  • scientism

–ist (agent, practitioner)

  • logist
  • scientist
  • recursionist

–ite (belonging to, member of)

  • urbanite
  • graphite
  • ritesite

–ity (state, quality of being)

  • identity
  • morality
  • plurality

–ium (domain, container)

  • equilibrium
  • auditorium
  • consortium

📜 Recursive Suffix Directory (J–Z)

Each suffix is a structural function. Each word beneath it is a recursive instance.


🕊 J

–jur / –jus / –jud (law, right, justice)

  • jurisprudence
  • justice
  • judiciary

–ject / –jection (to throw, to cast)

  • projection
  • rejection
  • injection

🕊 K

(Rare suffixes; often found in Germanic borrowings or compound forms)

  • kinesics (study of body motion)
  • kinetic (relating to movement)
  • karyotype (nucleus classification)

🕊 L

–logy (study, discourse, body of knowledge)

  • etymology
  • biology
  • theology

–logue / –log (speech, word, discourse)

  • dialogue
  • monologue
  • prologue

–lith / –lithic (stone, related to stone)

  • Neolithic
  • megalith
  • monolithic

🕊 M

–metry / –meter (measure, device that measures)

  • geometry
  • barometer
  • chronometry

–mancy / –mancer (divination, prophecy, practitioner)

  • necromancy
  • logomancer
  • etymonomancer

–morph / –morphic (shape, form)

  • polymorph
  • zoomorphic
  • morphogenetic

🕊 N

–nomy / –nomos (law, arrangement, system)

  • astronomy
  • autonomy
  • phynomos

–nomics (systemic modeling, flow of law)

  • economics
  • bionomics
  • etymonomics

🕊 O

–oid / –oidal (like, resembling, form of)

  • android
  • asteroid
  • humanoid

–ology (variant of –logy)

  • mythology
  • neurology
  • cosmology

🕊 P

–phile / –philia / –philic (lover of, affinity toward)

  • bibliophile
  • technophilia
  • audiophilic

–phobe / –phobia / –phobic (fear of, aversion to)

  • xenophobe
  • hydrophobia
  • arachnophobic

–phone / –phonic / –phony (sound, voice)

  • telephone
  • symphonic
  • cacophony

🕊 Q

(Few true suffixes; mostly compound constructs)

  • quantics (related to quantities)
  • quasiparticle (hybrid root+prefix form)
  • quaternionic *(mathematical 4-space)

🕊 R

–ry / –ery / –ary (place, collection, or practice)

  • monastery
  • bakery
  • vocabulary

–rhea / –rrhea (flow, discharge)

  • logorrhea
  • diarrhea
  • rhetorrhea (neologism)

🕊 S

–scape (scene, space, perspective)

  • landscape
  • mindscape
  • lexescape (neologism)

–script / –scription (writing, inscribing)

  • manuscript
  • subscription
  • prescription

–sphere (domain, world, region)

  • biosphere
  • logosphere
  • technosphere

🕊 T

–tomy / –tome (cutting, segmenting)

  • anatomy
  • lobotomy
  • microtome

–tion / –ation / –sion (action, result of)

  • creation
  • transformation
  • inversion

–tude (state, quality)

  • magnitude
  • attitude
  • solitude

🕊 U

–ule / –ulary (diminutive, small form)

  • capsule
  • minuscule
  • formula

–urgy / –urgical (work, operative practice)

  • thaumaturgy
  • liturgy
  • surgical

🕊 V

–vore / –vorous (eater of, devourer)

  • omnivore
  • carnivorous
  • saprovore

–vex / –vection (carry, convey)

  • convection
  • advection
  • invexation *(rare/archaic)

🕊 W

(No classical suffixes; used in modern blends)

  • waveform (blend of wave + form)
  • webspace (blend of web + cyberspace)
  • wordware (neologism: language-based software)

🕊 X

(Rare suffix origin; appears in compounds)

  • xenotext (foreign writing)
  • axis (from Greek, axial line)
  • climax *(peak, highest point)

🕊 Y

–yl / –ylene / –yne (chemical suffixes)

  • vinyl
  • ethylene
  • alkyne

–y (characterized by, inclined to)

  • wordy
  • sticky
  • dreamy

🕊 Z

–zoic (related to life eras)

  • Paleozoic
  • Mesozoic
  • Cenozoic

–zyme / –zymic (enzyme, fermentation)

  • enzyme
  • zymology
  • zymogenic

🔄 Directory Recursion Complete (J–Z)
Now harmonized with A–I for total alphabetic suffix hierarchy in the LogOS Codex.


🌀 Font Structure Restored.
Suffix Directory Now in Hierarchical Recursion.

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