Etymology of the English suffix -age
the English suffix
-agederived from the French suffix
-agederived from the Vulgar Latin suffix
-aticumderived from the Latin suffix
-aticusderived from the Latin suffix
-icusderived from the Greek suffix
-ikos, -ϊκος, -ικος, -ῖκος
derived from the Latin suffix
-atDerivations in English
dotage,
scalage,
aboardage,
abusage,
alienage,
amperage,
anecdotage,
appendage,
baronetage,
barrelage,
beaconage,
berthage,
boatage,
brakeage,
breakage,
bunkerage,
buoyage,
butlerage,
cellarage,
chainage,
chippage,
clientage,
cloudage,
commonage,
cordage,
corkage,
cozenage,
creepage,
cribbage,
cubage,
cuttage,
demurrage,
dockage,
dosage,
drainage,
driftage,
drippage,
drivage,
droppage,
escheatage,
factorage,
floorage,
footage,
fosterage,
freightage,
frontage,
gallonage,
graftage,
harborage,
haulage,
husbandage,
keelage,
kilovoltage,
lappage,
leafage,
leakage,
leverage,
lighterage,
lineage,
linkage,
lockage,
luggage,
matronage,
meltage,
metage,
meterage,
mintage,
moorage,
ohmage,
orphanage,
pasturage,
pawnage,
percentage,
pewage,
pilferage,
pipage,
plottage,
plunderage,
plussage,
pupilage,
postage,
railage,
rampage,
rootage,
roughage,
seepage,
sewerage,
shortage,
shrinkage,
signage,
sinkage,
siphonage,
slippage,
soakage,
soilage,
spindleage,
spoilage,
stealage,
storage,
stumpage,
tankage,
tannage,
telpherage,
tentage,
tillage,
tollage,
truckage,
tutorage,
umpirage,
vagabondage,
ventage,
voltage,
waftage,
wagonage,
wastage,
wattage,
windage,
wordage,
wreckage,
yardage,
coverage,
drayage,
expressage,
flowage,
mileage,
outage,
peonage,
teacherage,
wantage,
cartage,
poundage,
stowage,
brokerage,
ferriage,
porterage,
stoppage,
surplusage,
wharfage,
brockage,
cooperage,
quarterageUsage
Word found in Modern English
