-age
-age
noun suffixDefinition of -AGE
1
: aggregate : collection <trackage>
2
a : action : process <haulage> b : cumulative result of <breakage> c : rate of <dosage>
3
: house or place of <orphanage>
4
: state : rank <peonage>
5
: charge <postage>
Origin of -AGE
Middle English, from Old French, from Latin -aticum
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