to postfix
- verb
- /ˈpoʊstˌfɪks/
- To form the plural, simply postfix an 's' to the noun.
Examples
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She postfixed the word 'happy' with 'ness'.
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In some programming languages, you can postfix operators to variables.
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The editor instructed her to postfix the citation with the correct year.
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You can postfix the letter 's' to make it plural.
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To form the plural, simply postfix an 's' to the noun.
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In some programming languages, you can postfix operators to variables.
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The editor instructed her to postfix the citation with the correct year.
Synonyms
Add letters to the end of a word to make a new word or change its form
Compounds
- Specialized
A way of writing math expressions without parentheses where each sign comes after the numbers
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The verb postfix uses post- 'after' and fix 'attach', so to postfix something is to add or 'attach after' it, as when you add an 's' to make a noun plural.