suffixation in a sentence

Examples

1. Somali evinces an old prefixal verbal inflection restricted to four common verbs, with all other verbs undergoing inflection by more obvious suffixation.
2. The suffixation present in the first instance marks the word as a verb and also indicates person, in this case the second.
3. When, due to suffixation, consonant clusters arose that were not permitted, the non-low vowel was inserted as a prop vowel.
4. Morphemes belonging to the particle class are distinguished by the fact that they undergo little or no inflection and suffixation, unlike verbs and nouns.
5. aspirated stops are deaspirated when suffixed; this is a regular process in all Tlingit suffixation that is usually but not always represented in writing.
6. In all of these languages, nouns that denote male and female beings are sometimes distinguished by suffixation or through pairs of lexically differing terms.
7. Cree is also considered to be a highly inflectional language with all of its inflection being suffixation with the exception of the four personal prefixes.
8. Expansion of stems through suffixation is a central feature of the language, which transforms a relatively small lexicon of roots into a large and precise vocabulary.
9. Plurals are formed in a variety of ways, including suffixation ( often involving the suffix "-( e ) an " ) and slenderisation.
10. Level I is typically used by non-age-mates and non-intimates and is unmarked in terms of prefixation or suffixation of the listener and verbs.