Etymology of the English suffix -ant
the English suffix -ant
Derivations in English
hydrant,
abeyant,
abradant,
acceptant,
affirmant,
allegiant,
alleviant,
annuitant,
antifoggant,
approximant,
arrestant,
attractant,
buoyant,
carburetant,
cauterant,
claimant,
cognizant,
compliant,
concelebrant,
congregant,
conjugant,
contactant,
convulsant,
coolant,
declarant,
decolorant,
deflocculant,
deliriant,
deoxidant,
depressant,
digestant,
dispersant,
dopant,
endurant,
etchant,
euphoriant,
extinguishant,
extractant,
flocculant,
gesticulant,
incapacitant,
ingestant,
inhalant,
injectant,
inoculant,
insulant,
insurant,
interactant,
intersectant,
invigorant,
issuant,
libelant,
misdemeanant,
oxidant,
pollutant,
propellant,
reactant,
reclaimant,
regulant,
rehabilitant,
reliant,
respectant,
retardant,
retirant,
retreatant,
sterilant,
suppressant,
titrant,
undulant,
discussant,
anovulant,
antifeedant,
antiperspirant,
decongestant,
delusterant,
deodorant,
recombinant,
odorant,
sonorantUsage
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