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This is a personal collection of affixes that could be useful in coining terms. These are free to use in coining terms (as long as you're not an exclus/reg/transmed of any kind or violate my dni). I am also not any sort of linguistic scholar so I'm simply recording what I find without the guarantee that it's 100% accurate. I suggest looking these up to see more forms and words that use the affix before using so you have more context. I will edit this post to remove used ones I see. I'll also post more.
thely- Greek, meaning feminine.
prav- Latin, meaning bent or crooked.
eury- Greek, meaning broad, wide.
coelo- Greek, meaning hollow.
maxim- Latin, meaning largest.
minim- Latin, meaning smallest.
celer- Latin, meaning fast.
diplo- Greek, meaning double.
bis- Latin, meaning twice.
actin- Greek, meaning beam or ray.
acu- Latin, meaning sharp or pointed.
alac- Latin, meaning cheerful.
allel- Greek, meaning one another.
amm- Greek, meaning sand.
anem- Greek, meaning wind.
aper- Latin, meaning open.
arti- Greek, meaning even.
aux- Greek, meaning to increase.
av- Latin, meaning desire.
axon- Greek, meaning axis or axle.
blenn- Greek, meaning slime.
cata- Greek, meaning down, against, or back.
caten- Latin, meaning chain.
cathar- Greek, meaning pure.
cess- Latin, meaning to move, yield, go, or surrender.
caen- Greek, meaning new.
cern- Latin, meaning to sift.
chrys- Greek, meaning gold.
ciner- Latin, meaning ash.
cirr- Latin, meaning curl or tentacle.
clav- Greek, meaning key.
clin- Latin, meaning to lean or recline.
copi- Latin, meaning plenty.
coron- Latin, meaning crown.
cric- Greek, meaning ring.
cur- Latin, meaning to care for.
dros- Greek, meaning dew.
dyna- Greek, meaning power.
eiren- Greek, meaning peace.
eso- Greek, meaning within.
fer- Latin, meaning to bear or carry.
fid- Latin, meaning faith or trust.
glyph- Greek, meaning carve.
gyr- Greek, meaning ring.
hadro- Greek, meaning thick.
haere- Greek, meaning to choose or take.
hier- Greek, meaning holy or sacred.
hyal- Greek, meaning glass.
hyo- Greek, meaning U-shaped.
hyph- Greek, meaning weave.
infra- Latin, meaning below or under.
lacer- Latin, meaning tear (as in rip).
medi/midi- Latin, meaning middle.
mel/mell- Latin, meaning honey.
mim- Greek, meaning to repeat.
mir- Latin, meaning wonder or amazement.
mixt- Latin, meaning to mix.
mit- Latin, meaning to send.
mne- Greek, meaning memory.
morph- Greek, meaning form or shape.
mur- Latin, meaning wall.
myri- Greek, meaning countless.
narc- Greek, meaning numb.
nex- Latin, meaning to join or tie.
nemor- Latin, meaning woods or grove.
ombr- Greek, meaning rain.
opisth- Greek, meaning behind.
opt- Latin, meaning to choose.
ora- Latin, meaning to pray or plead.
ori- Latin, meaning to rise.
penn/pinn- Latin, meaning feather.
peran- Greek, meaning across or beyond.
phen- Greek, meaning to show or be visible.
piez- Greek, meaning to squeeze.
ple- Greek, meaning fill or full.
plect- Latin, meaning plait.
plen- Latin, meaning full.
plic- Latin, meaning fold.
plum- Latin, meaning feather.
plurim- Latin, meaning most.
poe- Greek, meaning to make.
prim- Latin, meaning first.
pros- Greek, meaning forth or forward.
proter- Greek, meaning former.
psall- Greek, meaning to pluck.
pseph- Greek, meaning pebble.
psil- Greek, meaning bare.
