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A suffix is a group of letters that can be added at the end a word and give another meaning. They are very useful when you know how to use them.

The suffix “mane” means having an irresistible attraction for something.

For example pyromane (pyro+mane) means someone who can’t resist the envy of starting fires.

The noun related to pyromane is pyromanie.

Here are few words ending with the suffix mane.

1. Pyromane = pyromaniac

2. Cleptomane/kleptomane = kleptomaniac

3. Mélomane = music lover

4. Mythomane = mythomaniac

5. Mégalomane = megalomaniac

6. Nymphomane = nymphomaniaco

7. Anglomane = anglomaniac

8. Toxicomane = toxicomaniac

Do you know other French words ending with mane? Let’s spread the list !

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