The suffixes will be taken up below in the following order. First, the general adjective-making suffixes, beginning with those of most frequent use (a, ya and its connections, i, ka); then, those of specific possessive value (in, vant and mant, and their connections); then, the abstract-making ones (tā and tva, and their connections); then, the suffixes of comparison etc.; and finally, those by which derivatives are made only or almost only from particles.a. For convenience of reference, a list of them in their order as treated is here added: | a | 1206–9 | | ya | 1210–13 | | iya | 1214 | | īya | 1215 | | eya, eyya | 1216 | | enya | 1217 | | āyya | 1218 | | āyana | 1219 | | āyī | 1220 | | i, aki | 1221 | | ka, aka, ika | 1222 | | na, āna, īna, ina, ena | 1223 | | ma, ima, mna | 1224 | | maya | 1225 | | ra, ira, etc. | 1226 | | la, lu | 1227 | | va, vala, vaya, vya | 1226 | | ça | 1229 | | in | 1230 | | min | 1231 | | vin | 1232 | | vant | 1233 | | van | 1234 | | mant | 1235 | | tā | 1237 | | tāti, tāt | 1238 | | tva, tvatā | 1239 | | tvana | 1240 | | tara, tama | 1242 | | ra, ma | " | | tha | " | | titha | " | | taya | 1245 | | tya | " | | ta | " | | na | " | | tana, tna | " | | vat | " | | kaṭa | " | | vana, ā | "
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