<suffix>
1. A suffix used to form adjectives denoting attribution of an action (consequent) or state (existent).
2. A suffix used to form nouns denoting an agent (coefficient; president).
Compare: -ant.
Origin: from or suggested by French -ent or Latin -ent-, pres. part. stem of verbs.
(06 Feb 2009)
enstatite, enstrophe, ensu, ensu method, ENT < Prev | Next > ent-, entactin, entad, ental
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