Category:English terms suffixed with -ate (adjective)
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English terms ending with the suffix -ate.
Terms are placed in this category using {{af|en|base|-ate<id:adjective>}}
or {{affix|en|base|-ate<id:adjective>}}
(or the more specific and less-preferred equivalents {{suf}}
or {{suffix}}
), where base
is the base lemma from which this term is derived.
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- calceate
- calceolate
- calyptrate
- capsulate
- captivate
- carinulate
- carpellate
- castellate
- celibate
- cellulate
- cephalate
- chalybeate
- chelate
- coarctate
- coelomate
- colliculate
- colorate
- colpate
- colporate
- columellate
- commiserate
- communicate
- companionate
- concentrate
- condensate
- contortionate
- copulate
- cordate
- corollate
- cothurnate
- cribellate
- croceate
- cupulate
- cuspate
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P
- palatinate
- palmate
- papilionate
- papillate
- papillulate
- passionate
- patellate
- patinate
- patronate
- pectinated
- pedicellate
- peltate
- pencillate
- penultimate
- periphysate
- perissodactylate
- perpetuate
- Persianate
- petiolulate
- phonate
- phragmobasidiate
- pinnulate
- pistillate
- plagate
- pluriovulate
- polliniate
- polygonate
- preantepenultimate
- precipitate
- preparate
- presbyterate
- proboscidate
- propenultimate
- pseudocoelomate
- pterygiate
- puberate
- pupillate
- purpurate