affix
/ˈæfɪks/ or /ˈæfɪks/ or /ˈæfɪks/ or /ˈæfɪks/ or /ˈæfɪks/Definitions
1. verb
to attach or join (something) to something else, especially so that it becomes a part of it
“She affixed the sticker to the package.”
2. verb
to attach a label or a notice to (something)
“He affixed a warning sign to the door.”
3. noun
a small device, such as a label or a sticker, that is attached to something
“The affix on the package said ‘Fragile’.”
4. noun
a letter or group of letters added to the beginning or end of a word to form a new word or to indicate its part of speech
“The suffix -ed is an affix in the English language.”
5. noun
a part or section of a word
“The affix -able is a part of the word ‘able’.”