-sided
1>    :
2>  - 
_Ex:
six-sided   ; 
3>  - , 
_Ex:
glass-sided 

-sion
1> (. -ation, -sion, -xion) _suf.  
  , :
2> , 
_Ex:
action 
_Ex:
preperation 
_Ex:
translation 
_Ex:
conversation 
_Ex:
election 
_Ex:
session 
_Ex:
reflexion 
3> , 
_Ex:
satisfaction 
_Ex:
function 
_Ex:
emotion 
_Ex:
caution 
_Ex:
vision 
4>  
_Ex:
vacation 
_Ex:
aviation 
_Ex:
nation 
_Ex:
position 
_Ex:
exception 
_Ex:
version 
_Ex:
permission 
5>  
_Ex:
station 
_Ex:
exhibition 

-sited
1>       -

_Ex:
well-sited house   

-some
1>   ,    
_Ex:
awesome 
_Ex:
lonesome , 
_Ex:
quarrelsome , 
_Ex:
tiresome 
2>   ,   
    -   ( -
)
_Ex:
foursome 
3>     : ""
_Ex:
chromosome 
_Ex:
trypanosome 
_Ex:
centrosome 

-sophy
1>        : 
_Ex:
philosophy 
_Ex:
theosophy 
_Ex:
anthroposophy 

-speak
1>     : . _. ,

_Ex:
technospeak  ,  

_Ex:
doublespeak  

-sphere
1>     :
(-)    (  )
_Ex:
lithosphere 
_Ex:
atmosphere 
_Ex:
ionosphere 

-st
1>        .:
_Ex:
gettest
_Ex:
didst
_Ex:
canst
_Ex:
dost

-stat
1>     : , 
 -.
_Ex:
thermostst 
_Ex:
cryostat 
_Ex:
gyrostat 
_Ex:
heliostat 

-ster
1>    , 
 (   )
_Ex:
gangster, mobster 
_Ex:
gamester 
_Ex:
trickster 
_Ex:
youngster  

-stich
1>     .   :  
-.  
_Ex:
distich 
_Ex:
pentastich 

-storeyed
1>     : -
_Ex:
a five--storeyed building  

-storied
1> _.     : -
_Ex:
a five--storied building  

-stress
1> _suf.     ,
   :
_Ex:
seamstress 
_Ex:
songstress 

-sy
1> _suf.   -
:
_Ex:
Betsy ( )
_Ex:
popsy 

-teen
1>      13  19:
_Ex:
thirteen 
_Ex:
fifteen 
_Ex:
nineteen 

-th
1>   ,   
    :
2> , 
_Ex:
birth 
_Ex:
mirth 
_Ex:
growth 
3> 
_Ex:
depth 
_Ex:
breadth, width 
_Ex:
length 
_Ex:
strength 
_Ex:
health 
_Ex:
warmth 
4>   :
_Ex:
tenth 
_Ex:
fourth 

-thon
1>  ,    ,
     ( 
 marathon)
_Ex:
telethon       
  
_Ex:
walkathon  ( )   
_Ex:
danceathon  
_Ex:
rock-a-thon --  

-tion
1> (. -ation, -sion, -xion) _suf.  
  , :
2> , 
_Ex:
action 
_Ex:
preperation 
_Ex:
translation 
_Ex:
conversation 
_Ex:
election 
_Ex:
session 
_Ex:
reflexion 
3> , 
_Ex:
satisfaction 
_Ex:
function 
_Ex:
emotion 
_Ex:
caution 
_Ex:
vision 
4>  
_Ex:
vacation 
_Ex:
aviation 
_Ex:
nation 
_Ex:
position 
_Ex:
exception 
_Ex:
version 
_Ex:
permission 
5>  
_Ex:
station 
_Ex:
exhibition 

-tomy
1> _.    ( . )  :
  (-. ),  (
-. )
_Ex:
lobotomy 
_Ex:
nephrectomy 
_Ex:
phlebotomy 

-tress
1>   ,   (
 )
_Ex:
murderess -
_Ex:
actress 

-trix
1> _suf.    ( . ) 
   -tor   :
_Ex:
legislatrix 
_Ex:
imitatrix 
_Ex:
executrix 
2> _suf.      ,
     :
_Ex:
bisectrix 
_Ex:
indicatrix 

-tron
1> _suf.      :
_Ex:
cyclotron 
_Ex:
magnetron 

-tude
1> _suf.    . ,
   :
_Ex:
magnitude 
_Ex:
certitude 
_Ex:
gratitude 
_Ex:
latitude 

-ture
1>     .  
, :
2> , 
_Ex:
failure 
_Ex:
pleasure 
_Ex:
closure 
_Ex:
pressure 
_Ex:
procedure 
_Ex:
lecture 
3>     
_Ex:
legislature  , 
4>  

-ty
1> _suf.    (  . 
. )     ,
:
_Ex:
historicity 
_Ex:
rigidity 
_Ex:
typicality 
_Ex:
originality 
_Ex:
rarity 
_Ex:
viscosity 
_Ex:
creativity 
_Ex:
sobriety 
2>      20  90
_Ex:
thirty 
_Ex:
sixty 

-type
1>        (-)
 ; ,  (-)  
_Ex:
linotype 
_Ex:
teletype 

-ular
1>   .    : 
(-)
_Ex:
tubular 
_Ex:
unicellular 

-ure
1>     .  
, :
2> , 
_Ex:
failure 
_Ex:
pleasure 
_Ex:
closure 
_Ex:
pressure 
_Ex:
procedure 
_Ex:
lecture 
3>     
_Ex:
legislature  , 
4>  
_Ex:
ligature 
_Ex:
picture 
_Ex:
armature 
_Ex:
confiture 
_Ex:
furniture 
5>  
_Ex:
literature 
_Ex:
architecture 

-valent
1> _.     :  -

_Ex:
bivalent 

-ville
1>     . 
. 
_Ex:
dullsville 
_Ex:
freaksville 
_Ex:
for keepsville   

-visaged
1>    :  -  
- 
_Ex:
long-visaged 
_Ex:
dark-visaged , 
_Ex:
gloomy-visaged   

-vorous
1>     .   
 -.
_Ex:
herbivorous 
_Ex:
omnivorous 

-waisted
1>    :  - 
_Ex:
a small-waisted girl    
_Ex:
a high-waisted dress    

-ward
1> (. -wards  ) _suf.   
      :  -

_Ex:
backward , 
_Ex:
homeward ()  
_Ex:
inward , 
_Ex:
sunward  
_Ex:
westward  

-wards
1> _suf.      
   :  - 
_Ex:
backwards , 
_Ex:
homewards ()  
_Ex:
westwards  

-ways
1> _suf.   ,   ,
,  :
_Ex:
longways  
_Ex:
breadthways  
_Ex:
sideways 

-wise
1>    
_Ex:
anywise - 
_Ex:
likewise 
_Ex:
moneywise   
_Ex:
stepwise   
_Ex:
crosswise -

-witted
1>    :  - 
_Ex:
half-witted , 
_Ex:
dull-witted , 
_Ex:
quick-witted 

-wooled
1>    :   
_Ex:
long-wooled 

-y
1> _suf.     

_Ex:
glory 
_Ex:
jealousy 
_Ex:
energy 
_Ex:
duchy 
_Ex:
aasembly 
_Ex:
party 
_Ex:
company 
_Ex:
destiny 
2> _suf.  :
3> ( )    -,
  -.
_Ex:
needy 
_Ex:
windy 
_Ex:
beefy 
_Ex:
craggy 
_Ex:
stony 
4> ( )    

_Ex:
greeny 
_Ex:
chilly 
5> ( )     -.
_Ex:
sleepy , 
_Ex:
shaky 
_Ex:
chatty 
_Ex:
touchy 
6> _suf.  - 
_Ex:
daddy 
_Ex:
sonny 

A
1>    
2> ()  , ""
_Ex:
an A in history ""  
_Ex:
straight A  ""
3>    
_Ex:
company A in an infantry battalion   

4> _.  -
5> _.       
   
6> _.    
7>   , 
_Ex:
A No 1 _. _. , , ,
 
_Ex:
grade A flour   
8>   
9>     
10> _.    
11>   
12> () _.  (  )
13> _.  
14>  . . . (.    )
   ; -
_Ex:
A-frame _. - 
_Ex:
A-line  ( ,    . .)
_Id:
from A to Z    ,    ;   
  
_Id:
to know smth. from A to Z  -   
;  -  
_Id:
from A to B      
_Id:
not to know A from B   (  ); 
 ()

a (an)
1>  ;  ,  
    ,   :
_Ex:
he is a teacher  
_Ex:
Murmansk is a port in the North  -  
_Ex:
there is a book on the table    
_Ex:
it was a dog and not a cat that bit me   ,
  
_Ex:
to eat an egg  
_Ex:
I met a girl   () 
_Ex:
come and see me on a Monday    - 

_Ex:
he drives a Merc    ""
2>  ;   , 
   :
_Ex:
a horse is an animal  - 
_Ex:
a pencil is used to write with   
,  ;
_Ex:
glucose is a simple sugar  -  
_Ex:
she is an angel  
3>  : 
_Ex:
a dozer eggs  ;
_Ex:
it costs a penny    
_Ex:
he hasn't a penny     
_Ex:
he could not say a word      
_Ex:
wait a minute  
_Ex:
they were killed to a man      
_Ex:
he emptied the glass at a draught    
4>  :    
,    :
_Ex:
a cup and saucer   
_Ex:
a knife and fork   
5>  : , -
_Ex:
a Mr. Smith has called    
_Ex:
in a sense  - 
_Ex:
in a measure  - 
_Ex:
to a degree   
6>  :   
 :
_Ex:
he thinks he is a Napoleon    
_Ex:
he behaves like a Don Juan     
7>  :    
  :
_Ex:
she married a Forsyte       
8>  :    
   :
_Ex:
the painting is a Rubens   ,  
9>  :   
  ,  -.:
_Ex:
I'd like a coffee, please , ,  
_Ex:
to have a soup   
10>  :  , 
_Ex:
all of a size   ,      
_Ex:
they think they are of an age    
11>  :    
  many:
_Ex:
many a man  ,  ,   
_Ex:
many a book  ,  ,   
_Ex:
many a day  ,  ,   
12>  :
_Ex:
a few days  
_Ex:
a great many days   
_Ex:
a little time  
13>  _-.    such, what:
_Ex:
how can you be unhappy on such a day?   
     ?;
_Ex:
he is such a talker   
_Ex:
what a day!   !,   !
_Ex:
what a man  !,   !,   !
_Ex:
what a time!   !
14>  _-.    how, so, as,
too + :
_Ex:
how wonderful a day!   !
_Ex:
how marvellous a coincidence!   !
_Ex:
so hard a task   
_Ex:
too high a price   
_Ex:
she is too happy a woman to think of such trifles  
,     
15>  . .  ; ; 
_Ex:
twice a day   
_Ex:
three shillings a dozen     
_Ex:
50 miles an hour    
_Ex:
so such a man - ,    
16>  . . .: 
_Ex:
they were ten to a side       
17> _. _.  have (   
  )
_Ex:
I should a  shoulda thought of it    
 
_Ex:
he'd a come if he could   ,   
18> _. 
_Ex:
cloth a gold 
_Ex:
time a day  
19> _. = all
_Ex:
for a' that    

a bas
1> _. !;
_Ex:
a bas the profiteers  !

a bientot
1> _.   

a bon marche
1> _. ,  ; ,  

a cappella
1> _.  ,   
2> _.    ; 

a contrario
1> _.  ; 

a deux
1> _. , 

a Dio
1> _.  !; !

a due
1> _. ,   (  )

a fond
1> _. ,  , , 

a fortiori
1> _.    ;  

a go-go
1> _. 
2> _.     --
3> _.   ,   
4> _. , 
5> _. , 
6> _. ,  ;   ;  
7> _. ,  ;   ;  
(.  )

a Gogo
1> _. 
2> _.     --
3> _.   ,   
4> _. , 
5> _. , 
6> _. ,  ;   ;  
7> _. ,  ;   ;  
(.  )

a haute voix
1> _.  , 

a huis clos
1> _.   , 

a l'anglaise
1> _. -,   

a la
1> a-;  ,  ,  
_Ex:
hairdo a la Marilyn Monroe  -  
_Ex:
a la Hollywood -
_Ex:
demagoguery a la Hitler   
2> _.   - 
_Ex:
a la parisienne -
_Ex:
lobster a la king  "" (  )
_Ex:
a la broche   

a la carte
1> ,  ,   (   )
_Ex:
a la carte dinner    

a la francaise
1> _.   

a la mode
1> ;   
2> _.    ( )
_Ex:
beef a la mode  ""
3> _.    ( )
_Ex:
apple pie a la mode    ;  
""

a la russe
1> _.   ,   

A Level
1>        

a maximum ad minima
1> _.    

a mensa et thoro
1> _. _. "     " ( 
    )
_Ex:
divorce a mensa et thoro     
 (  )

A one
1> _. _. , 

a outrance
1> _.   ;  
_Ex:
battle a outrance    ,   
_Ex:
a Protestant a outrance  

a part
1> _.   ()

a posteriori
1> _. , ,  ,  
2> _. ,   

a priori
1> _. ; ;  
_Ex:
to determine the value of smth. a priori  

2> ; 
_Ex:
a priori reasoning  
3> 

a rivederci
1> _. _.  , 

a tempo
1> _. _.   

a votre sante
1> _.   

a-
1>       ., 
.   . ,   
 :
_Ex:
abed  
_Ex:
afield  
_Ex:
akin , 
_Ex:
alone 
_Ex:
apace 
_Ex:
aloud 
_Ex:
abeam  
_Ex:
abaft, astern  
_Ex:
afloat, awash  
2>     :
_Ex:
abide  
_Ex:
alight , 
_Ex:
amend 
_Ex:
amaze 
_Ex:
arise 
_Ex:
ashame 
_Ex:
avert 
_Ex:
avouch 
_Ex:
avow 
_Ex:
await 
_Ex:
awake, awaken 
3>  .  .   (
  .,   . )   
 ,   ,  
  an-,  h-   :
_Ex:
asymmetry 
_Ex:
atheist 
_Ex:
achromatic 
_Ex:
adipsia .  
_Ex:
agravic    
_Ex:
athymic   
_Ex:
atoxic 
_Ex:
anastigmat 
_Ex:
anarchy 
_Ex:
anovulation  
_Ex:
anharmonic 
_Ex:
ahistoric 

A-battery
1> _. _.  

a-begging
1> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
to go a-begging ,  ; 

2>  ,  ;
_Ex:
the copy goes a-begging      

A-bomb
1>  
2>  . . .:   

A-bomber
1>  

A-day
1> _.     
2>     , . 
3> _. ,   -.  

A-frame
1>      

a-go-go
1> _. 
2> _.     --
3> _.   ,   
4> _. , 
5> _. , 
6> _. ,  ;   ;  
7> _. ,  ;   ;  
(.  )

a-hey
1> ! ()

A-horizon
1> _-.   (), - ;
,   

A-line
1>  
2>   
3>   A, 
_Ex:
A-line dress   

A-OK
1> _.    
2> _.   ;  

A-Okay
1> _.    
2> _.   ;  

A-picture
1> _.   "" (  
  5 )

A-plant
1>  

a-riot
1> _. ; 

A-ship
1> 

A-sub
1> _. _.  

A-test
1>  

A-waste
1>  

a.k.a.
1> (_.  also known as)  ; 
    
_Ex:
John Smith a.k.a. George Brown  ,  
  

a.m.
1>  
_Ex:
to catch the 8 a.m. from London   
   
2> _. 
_Ex:
shall we meet Saturday a.m.?    

3>   

A.O.K.
1> _.    
2> _.   ;  

A1, A-1
1>       
2> _. , , ,
 
_Ex:
to feel A1   
_Ex:
the meals there are A1    

aa
1> _.  

aah
1> 
_Ex:
they were aahing over the exciting news    
  

