Etymology of the English suffix -ish

Derivations in English

rakish, uppish, actorish, aguish, amateurish, apish, babylonish, baddish, bankerish, bearish, biggish, blockish, boorish, boyish, brainish, brutish, buckish, bullish, caddish, cattish, clannish, cliquish, cloddish, cockish, donnish, dumpish, dwarfish, faddish, fairish, fiendish, finnish, flattish, folkish, foppish, fortyish, frankish, freakish, gaulish, ghoulish, girlish, goatish, grayish, hawkish, hellish, hollywoodish, huffish, hunnish, impish, israelitish, kurdish, lappish, largish, latish, lettish, lightish, liverish, longish, loudish, loutish, maddish, missish, modish, monkish, mopish, mulish, naggish, newish, nightmarish, oldish, owlish, peckish, pictish, piggish, pinkish, plumpish, prankish, prudish, puckish, purplish, poorish, popish, qualmish, raffish, rattish, roguish, romish, roughish, roundish, ruttish, saltish, schoolteacherish, selfish, shortish, sickish, slavish, smartish, snappish, sniffish, snobbish, softish, sottish, squarish, standoffish, stockish, stoutish, stylish, swedish, sweetish, tallish, tannish, textbookish, thinnish, ticklish, tigerish, toryish, toughish, turkish, vaporish, vinegarish, voguish, waggish, waspish, waterish, weakish, wheyish, whiggish, widish, wildish, wolfish, youngish, dudish, offish, rowdyish, bluish, darkish, doggish, dullish, elvish, fattish, goutish, greenish, palish, rammish, shrewish, smallish, spanish, swinish, whitish, womanish, yellowish, wannish, childish, churlish, coltish, devilish, feverish, foolish, heathenish, hoggish, knavish, mannish, outlandish, reddish, sheepish, gibberish

Usage

Word found in Modern English