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suffix A word part such as - ness , - able , or - er that is added to the end of a root word to form a new word with a new meaning . The instrument is the same , but about the excellence or bad - ness of it the maker will only attain to a correct belief ; and this he will gain from him who knows , by talking to him and being compelled to hear what he has to say , whereas the user will have knowledge ? And when they found her thus , they neither turned nor looked upon him , but gathered close round her , and comforted and kissed her , and pressed on one another to show sympathy and kind - ness to her , and forgot him altogether . The elder suggested that what I needed to lose was my " corporate " - ness . The philosopher , he replied , has greatly the advantage ; for he has of necessity always known the taste of the other pleas - ures from his childhood upward : but the lover of gain in all his experience has not of necessity tasted - - or , I should rather say , even had he desired , could hardly have tasted - - the sweet - ness of learning and knowing truth . If the items would result in material misstatements , then they are defined as material weak - nesses . These two are the most positive cues to either / s / ness or Eshness ( I do n't really feel like switching fonts in the middle of sentence , so work with me here ) respectively .