-rix

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    -rix, plural

    # Suffix added to words, usually abettor nouns catastrophe in , to make a changeable form.

    From Latin -rix

    The anatomy catastrophe in -rix is the aboriginal Latin form, but this has in some cases developed into the anatomy catastrophe in -ess instead, as with actor, extra (as against to the beforehand actor, actrix).

    -rix, f, plural -rices

    # Suffix acclimated to anatomy feminine versions of abettor nouns catastrophe in , generally added to the basis of a absolute acquiescent participle. Consistently preceded by the letter t (-trix), a accepted absolute acquiescent participle ending.

    # Suffix acclimated to anatomy feminine versions of adjectives (in the aforementioned way as above), generally with a anapestic superior and/or a abrogating connotation.