Word that have the suffix ship

I love to teach suffixes that are also stand-alone words. The suffix -ship is a great example because most of my students know this word already. I put this post together for ESL students and teachers. Use this vocabulary puzzle piece to increase your vocabulary.

The suffix -ship is used in nouns to show…
① the position or quality of
“Our friendship goes back many years.”
② status or place
“Jamal just got his Canadian citizenship.”
③ capability 
“He is still doing an apprenticeship.”
④ category or class
“My gym membership expires in May.”

I looked at hundreds of words that end with the suffix -ship and chose the most common words for this post.

Ship – Meaning

A ship is a large boat that carries people or goods by sea.

*I didn’t include words like battleship or airship in the prefix example list. Those are both types of vehicles (large) that don’t fit the pattern of this post.

Ship can also be a verb that means to send or transport somebody/something
People or things can be sent in any kind of vehicle, not only ships.

  • It costs more to ship things by air (in a plane) than by sea (in a ship) but it’s faster.

The Suffix -ship – Meaning

The suffix -ship in nouns

the state or quality of
friendship

​the status or office of
citizenship

​skill or ability as
workmanship

​the group of
membership

ship_2 suffix – OxfordLearnersDictionaries.com 

The Suffix -ship・Examples

  1. apprenticeship – a period of time working as an apprentice; a job as an apprentice [a young person who works for an employer for a fixed period of time in order to learn the particular skills needed in their job]
  • Eric is starting his electrical apprenticeship this spring. 
  1. authorship – [uncountable] the identity of the person who wrote something, especially a book
  • Some people question the authorship of some of his earlier books. 
  1. censorship – the act or policy of censoring [to remove the parts of a book, film, etc. that are considered to be offensive or a political threat]
  • Universities should be a place of learning and discovery. They should not engage in censorship

  1. championship – a competition to find the best player or team in a particular sport
  • My uncle played in the national basketball championship when he was younger. 
  1. citizenship – the legal right to belong to a particular country
  • In Canada, new immigrants start the road to citizenship every day. 
  1. courtship – [countable, uncountable] (old-fashioned) the time when two people have a romantic relationship before they get married
  • Many birds sing a song of courtship in order to find a romantic partner. 
  1. craftsmanship – the level of skill shown by somebody in making something beautiful with their hands
  • The furniture in the store showed great craftsmanship and was of high quality. 
  1. dealership – a business that buys and sells products, especially cars, for a particular company; the position of being a dealer who can buy and sell something
  • Mark just got a job at the Tesla dealership downtown. 

  1. dictatorship – [countable, uncountable] government by a dictator [a political leader who has complete power over a country, especially one who has gained it using military force]
  • Over the years, the small country became a dictatorship and very few of the residents were happy. 
  1. fellowship – [uncountable] (formal) a feeling of friendship between people who do things together or share an interest
  • The school counseling office was a safe space for students to talk. They could find fellowship with other students. 
  1. flagship – [usually singular] the most important product, service, building, etc. that an organization owns or produces
  • The high-tech, 4-story building is Apple’s flagship store.
  1. friendship – [countable] a relationship between friends
  • Our friendship goes back many years.
  1. gamesmanship – the ability to win games by making your opponent less confident and using rules to your advantage
  • This kind of gamesmanship is usually frowned upon by the league. 

*Another word with the suffix -ship that has an opposite feeling to gamesmanship is…

sportsmanship – fair, generous, and polite behavior, especially when playing a sport or game

  • To see the players shake hands after the match is a sign of good sportsmanship.

  1. guardianship – the state or position of being responsible for somebody/something
  • After the young boy’s parents died in the accident the court awarded guardianship to his aunt and uncle. 
  1. hardship – a situation that is difficult and unpleasant because you do not have enough money, food, clothes, etc.
  • Refugees often seek to escape hardship in their home countries. 
  1. horsemanship – skill in riding horses 
  • Jennifer was admired for her horsemanship and general knowledge of the animals. 
  1. kingship – the state of being a king; the official position of a king
  • The new leader was having his kingship challenged by the opposition. 
  1. leadership – [uncountable] the state or position of being a leader
  • His lack of experience and poor leadership skills made him the worst president the company had ever seen. 
  1. marksmanship – skill in shooting
  • At the Academy, Brad was recognized for his marksmanship.

  1. membership – [uncountable, countable] the state of being a member of a group, a club, an organization, etc.
  • My gym membership expires in May.
  1. musicianship – skill in performing or writing music
  • The band is known worldwide for its musicianship and willingness to support new artists. 

Shape Up or Ship Out

​(informal) used to tell somebody that if they do not improve, work harder, etc. they will have to leave their job, position, etc.

“The lead singer’s drug use was getting out of control. The band told him it was time to shape up or ship out.” 

  1. ownership – the fact of owning something
  • Home ownership is something to think about when planning your future.
  1. partnership – [uncountable] the state of being a partner in business
  • The two companies entered a partnership that would benefit them both. 
  1. readership – ​[usually singular] the number or type of people who read a particular newspaper, magazine, etc.
  • The convenience of the Internet has really decreased the readership of newspapers and magazines. 

  1. relationship – [countable] the way in which two people, groups, or countries behave towards each other or deal with each other
  • The two countries have a love-hate relationship
  1. ridership – the passengers who use a given public transportation system, such as buses or trains, or the number of such passengers
  • We have seen an increase in subway ridership since the city lowered the fee. 
  1. scholarship – [countable] an amount of money given to somebody by an organization to help pay for their education
  • Philip earned a football scholarship for University. 
  1. sponsorship – [uncountable, countable] financial support from a sponsor [a person or company that pays for a radio or television program, or for a concert or sporting event, usually in return for advertising]
  • Sponsorship for our town soccer team is provided by our local Tesla dealership. Downtown Tesla is written across the front of our jerseys.

  1. township – (in the US or Canada) a division of a county that is a unit of local government
  • I grew up in Saginaw Township, Michigan. My family still lives there.
  1. viewership – the number or type of people who watch a particular television program or television channel
  • TV viewership has dropped since streaming services have become so popular.
  1. workmanship – the skill with which somebody makes something, especially when this affects the way it looks or works
  • He was praised for the quality of his workmanship.

Take a look at these other great suffix and prefix posts!

  • Words with a certain ending
  • Nouns with the suffix «-ship»

This morpheme tends to mean «art or skill of, condition, rank, group of«. Some of the most representative words that include it are: leadership, citizenship, companionship, kingship . It’s typically applied to nouns.

See the full list below:


  • relationship


  • membership


  • leadership


  • ship


  • partnership


  • championship


  • ownership


  • friendship


  • worship


  • sponsorship


  • scholarship


  • citizenship


  • fellowship


  • lordship


  • censorship


  • hardship


  • kinship


  • apprenticeship


  • dictatorship


  • chairmanship


  • readership


  • township


  • premiership


  • courtship


  • companionship


  • flagship


  • receivership


  • workmanship


  • craftsmanship


  • kingship


  • spaceship


  • stewardship


  • authorship


  • wardship


  • ladyship


  • warship


  • trusteeship


  • entrepreneurship


  • librarianship


  • battleship


  • directorship


  • partisanship


  • headship


  • editorship


  • interrelationship


  • airship


  • guardianship


  • governorship


  • comradeship


  • discipleship


  • professorship


  • steamship


  • landownership


  • dealership


  • musicianship


  • seamanship


  • sportsmanship


  • lectureship


  • proprietorship


  • overlordship


  • starship


  • showmanship


  • draughtsmanship


  • chancellorship


  • statesmanship


  • salesmanship


  • associateship


  • secretaryship


  • acquaintanceship


  • studentship


  • brinkmanship


  • wardenship


  • horsemanship


  • collectorship


  • custodianship


  • mastership


  • troopship


  • connoisseurship


  • marksmanship


  • one-upmanship


  • gunship


  • clerkship


  • protectorship


  • sonship


  • managership


  • distributorship


  • emperorship


  • ministership


  • spectatorship


  • self-censorship


  • messiahship


  • rulership


  • generalship


  • judgeship


  • licentiateship


  • lightship


  • headmastership


  • gamesmanship


  • penmanship


  • craftmanship


  • churchmanship


  • cadetship


  • speakership


  • draftsmanship


  • listenership


  • swordsmanship


  • mediumship


  • executorship


  • suretyship


  • treasurership


  • goodship


  • keepership


  • longship


  • curatorship


  • batsmanship


  • officership


  • justiceship


  • archonship


  • airmanship


  • principalship


  • commissionership


  • sheriffship


  • internship


  • clientship


  • consulship


  • assessorship


  • comptrollership


  • operatorship


  • homeownership


  • countship


  • traineeship


  • viewership


  • eldership


  • midship


  • mayorship


  • queenship


  • graduateship


  • watermanship


  • tellership


  • deanship


  • chieftainship


  • skyship


  • lecturership


  • survivorship


  • mentorship


  • sibship


  • helmsmanship


  • careership


  • colleagueship


  • recordership


  • mothership


  • seneschalship


  • workship


  • chiefship


  • councillorship


  • tutorship


  • laureateship


  • auditorship


  • tankship


  • assistantship


  • convenorship


  • bipartisanship


  • heirship


  • twinship


  • spokesmanship


  • rectorship


  • yesmanship


  • stockmanship


  • blockship


  • ludship


  • demonstratorship


  • fanship


  • upmanship


  • ambassadorship


  • megaship


  • intrapreneurship


  • apostleship


  • registrarship


  • usership


  • parentship


  • teachership


  • attorneyship


  • craftspersonship


  • noviceship


  • rangership


  • interpretership


  • constableship


  • copartnership


  • clanship


  • surveyorship


  • firemanship


  • chamberlainship


  • writership


  • chairpersonship


  • conservatorship


  • oneupmanship


  • sistership


  • coronership


  • neighbourship


  • fireship


  • cousinship


  • jockeyship


  • conductorship


  • scoutmastership


  • followership


  • goddesship


  • patroonship


  • cyberrelationship


  • sealship


  • prebendaryship


  • bread-worship


  • duennaship


  • babyship


  • prebendship


  • voivodeship


  • subdeaconship


  • doership


  • physicianship


  • sextonship


  • voivodship


  • agentship


  • goddessship


  • waiwodeship


  • chaplainship


  • pirate ship


  • musclemanship


  • dameship


  • advisership


  • zamindarship


  • senatorship


  • frontiersmanship


  • hagship


  • czarship


  • gaugership


  • quartermastership


  • limited partnership


  • churchship


  • sinking ship


  • prenticeship


  • cyberscholarship


  • primogenitureship


  • supermanship


  • e-mentorship


  • softship


  • siblingship


  • truantship


  • brickmanship


  • officialship


  • acolyteship


  • hero worship


  • house of worship


  • spokespersonship


  • lodeship


  • House of Worship


  • I-ship


  • indentureship


  • governessship


  • serjeantship


  • spokeswomanship


  • woodsmanship


  • social entrepreneurship


  • bystandership


  • churchwardenship


  • minionship


  • abbotship


  • romantic friendship


  • marquisship


  • corporalship


  • foolship


  • beadleship


  • hostship


  • fireworship


  • cowardship


  • demonship


  • traitorship


  • contributorship


  • corrivalship


  • barristership


  • beauship


  • quaestorship


  • rogueship


  • priestship


  • subscribership


  • public ownership


  • magistrateship


  • manship


  • churchwomanship


  • comembership


  • precursorship


  • nomadship


  • bodyship


  • questorship


  • devilship


  • Readership


  • drunkenship


  • advocateship


  • auteurship


  • corporate censorship


  • public private partnership


  • loveship


  • mediatorship


  • unworship


  • residentiaryship


  • adultship


  • ecopreneurship


  • pseudoscholarship


  • residentship


  • celebrityship


  • esquireship


  • community ownership


  • praetorship


  • boardmanship


  • sinnership


  • vicarship


  • droneship


  • vaivodeship


  • rajahship


  • supercargoship


  • academicianship


  • enemyship


  • benevolent dictatorship


  • bioship


  • puppyship


  • nonmembership


  • pendragonship


  • servantship


  • possessorship


  • janitorship


  • brokership


  • waywodeship


  • winnership


  • propraetorship


  • augurship


  • presidentship


  • proprætorship


  • rajaship


  • doctorship


  • coeditorship


  • subsecretaryship


  • examinership


  • boardsmanship


  • doctourship


  • salespersonship


  • bastardship


  • deputyship


  • bushmanship


  • midshipmanship


  • monkship


  • fire ship


  • actorship


  • assembly ship


  • nawabship


  • priorship


  • ombudsmanship


  • outdoorsmanship


  • high churchmanship


  • coadjutorship


  • social partnership


  • votership


  • e-relationship


  • saleswomanship


  • scrivenership


  • gangstership


  • light-ship


  • childship


  • mistress-ship


  • pretorship


  • proxyship


  • governourship


  • togethership


  • cosponsorship


  • knightship


  • brothership


  • eldship


  • tight ship


  • examsmanship


  • indigeneship


  • ghost ship


  • bursarship


  • dogship


  • penitentiaryship


  • mistressship


  • presbytership


  • public-private partnership


  • archbishopship


  • inventorship


  • administrative kingship


  • marinership


  • technopreneurship


  • public/private partnership


  • horsewomanship


  • sizarship


  • suretiship


  • Earthship


  • commentatorship


  • bardship


  • preachership


  • sachemship


  • foeship


  • administratorship


  • popeship


  • lifemanship


  • edileship


  • killership


  • prolocutorship


  • subleadership


  • donorship


  • fire worship


  • seigniorship


  • civil partnership


  • curateship


  • administratrixship


  • proctorship


  • professionalship


  • Messiahship


  • archdeaconship


  • cruise ship


  • earlship


  • daughtership


  • good-fellowship


  • adminship


  • markspersonship


  • bearship


  • heroship


  • shendship


  • cyberfriendship


  • debtorship


  • donship


  • markswomanship


  • conmanship


  • multicitizenship


  • nieceship


  • subadarship


  • caliphship


  • noncitizenship


  • gladiatorship


  • doormanship


  • cruiseship


  • guestfriendship


  • recipientship


  • compatriotship


  • coinventorship


  • lionship


  • narratorship


  • practitionership


  • spidership


  • knaveship


  • orphanship


  • roommateship


  • carriership


  • gibship


  • poetship


  • multi-ownership


  • battle ship


  • one-upsmanship


  • hardiship


  • one-upwomanship


  • admiralship


  • cardinalship


  • nabobship


  • sleeper ship


  • tenantship


  • nondictatorship


  • canonship


  • dual citizenship


  • fire-worship


  • dictatourship


  • flagbearership


  • procuratorship


  • coheirship


  • belongership


  • politicianship


  • gladship


  • conciergeship


  • controllership


  • Delivered Ex Ship


  • viceroyship


  • retainership


  • high kingship


  • r’ship


  • moderatorship


  • beenship


  • freedmanship


  • legateship


  • allyship


  • schoolmastership


  • soldiership


  • thaneship


  • registership


  • heraldship


  • subahship


  • e-tutorship


  • stadholdership


  • landing ship


  • accompliceship


  • princeship


  • husbandship


  • astroship


  • consortship


  • consultantship


  • bachelorship


  • sailing ship


  • slave ship


  • viscountship


  • draftmanship


  • dual-citizenship


  • electorship


  • holiday ownership


  • confederateship


  • infopreneurship


  • spiritship


  • Electorship


  • coauthorship


  • ghostship


  • divinityship


  • ownship


  • undersecretaryship


  • nonownership


  • guard ship


  • microentrepreneurship


  • schoolship


  • Nazariteship


  • learnership


  • surface ship


  • postpartisanship


  • coffin ship


  • sole proprietorship


  • dukeship


  • petro-dictatorship


  • ministryship


  • hangmanship


  • autocratship


  • curship


  • interlocutorship


  • godship


  • caudilloship


  • kinsmanship


  • Apostolicship


  • pimpship


  • authourship


  • squireship


  • aedileship


  • patriarchship


  • Muslimship


  • freshmanship


  • boatmanship


  • ædileship


  • returnship


  • place of worship


  • surrogateship


  • intrarelationship


  • chumship


  • benchership


  • scaldship


  • subalternship


  • nunship


  • supersalesmanship


  • ensignship


  • nonkinship


  • tall ship


  • foxship


  • unkingship


  • stadtholdership


  • capital ship


  • aide-de-campship


  • tsarship


  • cargo ship


  • passenger ship


  • arhatship


  • imitatorship


  • creatorship


  • stakeholdership


  • sultanship


  • cocksmanship


  • shepherdship


  • prelateship


  • chancellourship


  • artisanship


  • mateship


  • sailship


  • semicensorship


  • mystery ship


  • foreship


  • misworship


  • factorship


  • craftswomanship


  • pseudo-scholarship


  • envoyship


  • general partnership


  • superintendentship


  • cargoship


  • servitorship


  • unfriendship


  • pre-apprenticeship


  • suffraganship


  • wordship


  • martyrship


  • playership


  • subedarship


  • selfship


  • cowmanship


  • prophetship


  • wordsmanship


  • serfship


  • consumership


  • intercitizenship


  • flirtationship


  • state ownership


  • commissaryship


  • conspiratorship


  • primateship


  • gentlemanship


  • highpriestship


  • subeditorship


  • rivalship


  • ushership


  • refereeship


  • signiorship


  • prelatureship


  • playfellowship


  • lurkership


  • aldermanship


  • pastorship


  • apothecaryship


  • seership


  • creatureship


  • archership


  • denizenship


  • dogeship


  • bashawship


  • demyship


  • breedership


  • seniorship


  • underclerkship


  • courtesanship


  • gentleship


  • guruship


  • swordswomanship


  • matronship


  • irrelationship


  • gaolership


  • pursership


  • sentinelship


  • impship


  • wranglership


  • timeship


  • sergeantship


  • journeymanship


  • overseership


  • paintership


  • customership


  • open relationship


  • Worship


  • almightyship


  • steam ship


  • accoucheurship


  • thiefship


  • sageship


  • huntsmanship


  • translatorship


  • commissionship


  • councilmanship


  • guardship


  • storeship


  • guardship


  • farmership


  • minxship


  • councilorship


  • skaldship


  • precensorship


  • viziership


  • chelaship


  • ancestor worship


  • commonship


  • courtezanship


  • kindredship


  • kindship


  • lesbianship


  • precentorship


  • provisorship


  • defendership


  • superiorship


  • burgess-ship


  • ridership


  • impostorship


  • vizirship


  • doveship


  • candidateship


  • saviorship


  • steam-ship


  • ancestorship


  • assigneeship


  • ship


  • umpireship


  • prime ministership


  • prefectship


  • pledgeship


  • hership


  • la’ship


  • pandership


  • uncensorship


  • undergraduateship


  • cable ship


  • saviourship


  • preceptorship


  • decemvirship


  • swainship


  • colonelship


  • confessorship


  • investorship


  • groomship


  • majorship


  • P’ship


  • blood relationship


  • victimship


  • greeveship


  • anticitizenship


  • bettership


  • disworship


  • dadship


  • burghership


  • penwomanship


  • counsellorship


  • soleship


  • rocket ship


  • chattelship


  • sutlership


  • ploughmanship


  • nonrelationship


  • accountantship


  • almonership


  • hospital ship


  • towship


  • counselorship


  • sister ship


  • deckplate leadership


  • lieutenantship


  • guideship


  • eagleship


  • feoffeeship


  • bailiffship


  • prothonotaryship


  • lectorship


  • subinspectorship


  • rebound relationship


  • oneship


  • passionate friendship


  • winternship


  • brinksmanship


  • marshalship


  • successorship


  • footmanship


  • pretendership


  • recensorship


  • domestic partnership


  • mercership


  • noncensorship


  • monitorship


  • multiple citizenship


  • spinstership


  • butlership


  • jailership


  • home ownership


  • committeeship


  • countryship


  • chairship


  • stiffship


  • bowmanship


  • emirship


  • decensorship


  • boyfriendship


  • hearership


  • rocketship


  • container ship


  • solicitorship


  • discourtship


  • gunmanship


  • teamship


  • emissaryship


  • sexship


  • provostship


  • wingmanship


  • patrol ship


  • neighborship


  • sportspersonship


  • suitorship


  • chairwomanship


  • motor ship


  • recruitship


  • historiographership


  • plantership


  • deityship


  • captainship


  • housemanship


  • commandantship


  • creditorship


  • niggardship


  • campership


  • penfriendship


  • sportswomanship


  • embassadorship


  • visitorship


  • oratorship


  • captayneship


  • pride of authorship


  • vassalship


  • containership


  • postmastership


  • abigailship


  • cheerleadership


  • containership


  • instructorship


  • laymanship


  • grantsmanship


  • regentship


  • tripartisanship


  • deaconship


  • vacationship


  • fathership


  • meanship


  • legislatorship


  • brigadiership


  • observership


  • oddship


  • supership


  • probationership


  • prosecutorship


  • dropship


  • merchant ship


  • freeship


  • special relationship


  • lairdship


  • commandership


  • freeship


  • fuckship


  • probationship


  • mega-ship


  • Grecianship


  • zemindarship


  • equestrianship


  • stagemanship


  • virtuosoship


  • drillship


  • penpalship


  • progenitorship


  • cybercensorship


  • nonpartisanship


  • headmistress-ship


  • headmistressship


  • technoentrepreneurship


  • transport ship


  • turret ship


  • layship


  • goodyship


  • internuncioship


  • hostageship


  • coproprietorship


  • hermitship


  • supervisorship


  • amateurship


  • partizanship


  • trenchermanship


  • friarship


  • nonpartizanship


  • grandeeship


  • giantship


  • guildship


  • correspondentship


  • absentee ownership


  • assassinship


  • uncleship


  • kaisership


  • inspectorship


  • cybercitizenship


  • tribuneship


  • pupilship


  • handcraftsmanship


  • plowmanship


  • absenteeship


  • e-leadership


  • skinship


  • juniorship


  • maintainership


  • externship


  • space ship


  • whigship


  • chargeship


  • whaleship


  • throneship


  • hostess-ship


  • mother ship


  • bookmanship


  • lesseeship


  • clubmanship


  • boldship


  • officeship


  • chauffeurship


  • saintship


  • proconsulship


  • hostessship


  • foundership


  • bedelship


  • goddess-ship


  • scoutship


  • coachmanship


  • foremanship


  • maidenship


  • heathenship


  • taskmastership


  • chaperoneship


  • exchequership


  • pocket battleship


  • hyperpartisanship

Note: these words have been obtained from Wiktionary and have been classified and improved through automated computer linguistics processes.

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Английский язык интересен тем, что новые слова могут образовываться довольно легко при использовании суффиксов, которые порой трансформируют слова до их неузнаваемости. Мы пытаемся понять суть этих преобразований, чтобы не просто переводить такие слова на русский, а ещё и самим обладать навыком позволяющим образовывать новые слова. Об одном из способов как это можно сделать и пойдет речь далее.

Периодически в английском нам встречаются слова, которые на первый взгляд могут показаться вполне знакомыми, однако есть один момент, который немного смущает — в них используется суффикс —ship. Таких слов достаточно много и в некоторых случаях их использование не является понятным, а смысл такой трансформации не совсем очевиден из контекста. Попробуем разобраться как этот процесс влияет на получаемое слово, какой оттенок данному слову придает суффикс —ship и по какому принципу функционирует словообразование с этим суффиксом в английском языке.

Прежде всего нужно сказать, что слова с суффиксом —ship это существительные. Суффикс этот в английский пришел из древнегерманского языка, в котором указывал на форму, состояние или статус предмета или человека. Образовываться чаще всего могут от других существительных. В результате новые существительные могут на следующие аспекты:

состояние человека, его взаимоотношения (friendship — дружба);
обладание определенным навыком (salesmanship — навык продавать);
официальный или социальный статус (citizenship — гражданство);
должность или звание (membership — звание участника какого-либо клуба);
на группу людей, которые объединены чем либо (fellowship — братство).

Словообразование достаточно простое: суффикс просто добавляется к слову в форме единственного числа. Никаких других манипуляций с транформацией букв и заменой гласных не происходит. А как это происходит более конкретно смотрите в примерах ниже:

Глядя на приведенные примеры можно сказать, что новые слова образуются действительно просто. Существует правда небольшая загвоздка в том, что в английском есть еще один похожий суффикс «-hood«, который очень напоминает рассматриваемый нами по тому, как и для чего он используется. Соответственно: часть слов в английском образует новые существительные с «-ship«, а часть с «-hood» не пересекаясь между собой. Правил, которые бы регламентировали способ, по которому сортируются такие существительные и какой суффикс нужно выбрать, не существует. Отсюда следует, что как и во многих других случаях слова придется просто запоминать и изучающим иностранный язык снова придется полагаться на свою память.

На этом мы завершаем вас знакомить с суффиксом «-ship«, с помощью которого в английском создаются новые существительные, указывающие на навыки, статус, звание или принадлежность человека к группе. Не забывайте учить английский и регулярно посещайте наш сайт, на котором будут появляться новые материалы, касающиеся самостоятельного изучения новых языков.

What are examples of suffix ship?

Using the Suffix -Ship

  • : the state or condition of being something. friendship = the state of being a friend. …
  • : the position, status, or duties of something. professorship = the position of a professor. …
  • : skill or ability as someone or something. horsemanship = skill as a horseman.

What’s the suffix of ship?

-ship. a native English suffix of nouns denoting condition, character, office, skill, etc.: clerkship; friendship; statesmanship.

Is ship in friendship a suffix?

-ship is added to a noun to establish status or condition. Indicating a state or a condition, e.g. to be in a friendship. Indicating the qualities belonging to a class of people, e.g. craftsmanship. Indicating office or profession, e.g. ambassadorship.

What are some suffix words?

Common Suffixes in English

Suffix Meaning Example
-able, -ible capable of being edible, presentable, abominable, credible
-al pertaining to regional, grammatical, emotional, coastal
-esque reminiscent of picturesque, statuesque, burlesque
-ful notable for fanciful, resentful, woeful, doubtful

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What does the word ship?

1a : a large seagoing vessel. b : a sailing vessel having a bowsprit and usually three masts each composed of a lower mast, a topmast, and a topgallant mast. 2 : boat especially : one propelled by power or sail. 3 : a ship’s crew. 4 : fortune sense 2 when their ship comes in they’ll be able to live in better style.

What is the root word ship mean?

This ROOT-WORD is the Suffix SHIP which means OFFICE, STATE, DIGNITY, SKILL, QUALITY and PROFESSION. You can add it to practically anything you wish to praise or honor as being skilled, dignified, on top in a profession, or expert. 1.

What are the 4 suffixes?

Four Suffixes: -ful, -less, -ly, and -y.

What is the suffix ish mean?

Definition of -ish

1 : of, relating to, or being —chiefly in adjectives indicating nationality or ethnic group Finnish. 2a : characteristic of boyish Pollyannaish. b : inclined or liable to bookish qualmish. 3a : having a touch or trace of purplish : somewhat darkish. b : having the approximate age of fortyish.

What does the suffix er mean?

Britannica Dictionary definition of -ER. — used to form the comparative form of adjectives and adverbs of one syllable. faster. hotter. drier.

What does ship with mean?

to take an interest in or hope for a romantic relationship between (fictional characters or famous people), whether or not the romance actually exists: I’m shipping for those guys—they would make a great couple! Look it up. Examples.

What is the suffix of childish?

The suffix -ish is flexibly used with a base word to denote “somewhat, somewhat prone to, or somewhat like.” For example, we have ticklish, reddish-blue, stylish, childish, boyish, a waspish tongue, a foolish old woman, a coldish wind.

Is Ive suffix?

An adjective suffix signifying relating or belonging to, of the nature of, tending to, or serving to; as: affirmative, active, conclusive, corrective, diminutive.

What is the suffix of less?

What does -less mean? The suffix –less means “without.” It is also used occasionally to denote a failure or inability to perform. It is often used in a variety of everyday and technical terms. The suffix –less ultimately comes from Old English lēas, meaning “free from, without” or “false.”

What is the suffix of creative?

Check out a list of noun, adjective, verb, and adverb suffix examples.

Adjective Suffixes.

Suffix Meaning Example
-ive quality or nature of creative, expensive, expressive, preventive

What is the suffix of Commit?

For example: commit – commitment (ment is the suffix used after the word commit).

What word has the suffix ship?

This morpheme tends to mean “art or skill of, condition, rank, group of”. Some of the most representative words that include it are: leadership, citizenship, companionship, kingship .

Is ship a suffix?

-Ship is a noun suffix. It can be added to a word that is already a noun. When that happens, the noun becomes a different noun. The noun suffix -ship can change the meaning of a word in several different ways.

What word has ship in it?

11 letter words containing ship

  • partnership.
  • scholarship.
  • citizenship.
  • workmanship.
  • trusteeship.
  • lectureship.
  • generalship.
  • viceroyship.

Why do so many words end in ship?

-ship is added to a noun to establish status or condition. Indicating a state or a condition, e.g. to be in a friendship. Indicating the qualities belonging to a class of people, e.g. craftsmanship. Indicating office or profession, e.g. ambassadorship.

What ship is best to educate?

Best Enrichment Cruises

  • Azamara Club Cruises.
  • Crystal Cruises.
  • Cunard Line.
  • Holland America Line.
  • Oceania Cruises.
  • Princess Cruises.
  • Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
  • Seabourn.

What ship is most romantic?

The 5 most romantic cruise ships

  • Paul Gauguin.
  • It specializes in French Polynesia and is the world’s most romantic cruise ship, partially because of its dreamy itineraries.
  • Sea Cloud.
  • This classy 64-passenger windjammer was a private yacht dating back to 1930s.
  • SeaDream I & II.

What is the best family cruise ship?

Best Cruise Lines for Families

  • #1. Disney Cruise Line. #1 in Best Cruise Lines for Families.
  • #2. Royal Caribbean International. #2 in Best Cruise Lines for Families.
  • #3. Carnival Cruise Line. #3 in Best Cruise Lines for Families.
  • #4. Norwegian Cruise Line. #4 in Best Cruise Lines for Families.
  • #5. MSC Cruises. #5 in Best Cruise Lines for Families.
  • #6. Costa Cruises.

What is the best Carnival cruise ship 2020?

Carnival Horizon

Is carnival the worst cruise line?

Carnival is notorious for being “the fun ship” and budget-friendly. But alas, one ship made it onto the worst-of list: the Sunrise. A CruiseCritic editor ranked it 4 out of 5 stars, which sounds like they were being kind to a heavy advertiser, as the reviews by passengers were much worse.

Is Carnival or Norwegian better?

Our Pick: Norwegian — While Carnival’s standard cabins are big, the options are less innovative. Norwegian is great at trendsetting, with entertainment from Blue Man Group and Second City. On the other hand, Carnival has always excelled at providing a party atmosphere, with big discos and packed piano bars.

What is the most expensive cruise line?

Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas — the biggest and most expensive ($1.35 billion) cruise ship ever created — will set sail from Barcelona on Friday.

What is the nicest cruise ship in the world?

  • #1. Seven Seas Explorer. Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
  • #2. Viking Orion. Viking Ocean Cruises.
  • #2. Viking Sun. Viking Ocean Cruises.
  • #2. Seabourn Odyssey. Seabourn Cruise Line.
  • #5. Celebrity Reflection. Celebrity Cruises.
  • #5. Silver Spirit. Silversea Cruises.
  • #5. Viking Sea. Viking Ocean Cruises.
  • #5. Viking Star. Viking Ocean Cruises.

Which is the most luxurious cruise ship in the world?

Regent Seven Seas Explorer

What is the longest cruise you can take?

Take the Viking Sun’s Ultimate World Cruise. Now well into its Guinness Record-breaking endeavor — to complete the world’s longest continuous cruise — the ship departed on a round-trip journey from London on August 31 of last year. The Viking Sun at Tromso, Norway.

Can you live permanently on a cruise ship?

The average cruise ship passenger spends around $213 per day, which would add up to $77,745 for someone living aboard the ship full-time. There are some cruise lines that allow passengers to book a cabin permanently and enjoy a discount when paying annually or biannually.

What is the cheapest month to go on a cruise?

The cheapest times to cruise are typically in the late summer and fall because of hurricane season. (If you decide to travel then, purchasing cruise insurance is a good idea.) But you can often find other patches of bargain sailings, especially during the early weeks of December and in the spring.

Where is the best room on a cruise?

Best for a Great View Cabins at the very front or very back of a cruise ship are most likely to have the best views, as they offer the widest vistas of the ocean stretching out behind or in front of the ship — or in the case of forward cabins, your next port of call.

What should you not buy on a cruise?

Here are four generally overpriced items you shouldn’t buy on a cruise ship.

  • Mainstream Liquor. Unless you’re shopping for a rare vintage, local liqueur or brand that’s not available where you live, we suggest not spending your money on booze.
  • Personal Care Products.
  • Medication.
  • Electronics.

What are the dirtiest cruise ships?

Top 6 Dirtiest Cruise Ships-CDC Publishes Its List

  • Oceania Insignia. Oceania Cruises’ Insignia is one of the ships that received a failing score, 80 out of 100, due to issues with maintaining proper pH and halogen levels in its drinking water.
  • Silver Wind.
  • Silver Spirit.
  • Safari Endeavor.
  • Norwegian Breakaway.
  • Le Boreal.

Can you sleep on the balcony of a cruise ship?

Can You Sleep on a Cruise Ship Balcony? There are no rules that say that passengers on cruise ships can’t sleep on their balconies. That said, cruise lines do generally advise against it. Despite this many people enjoy sleeping on their balconies and you won’t have any problem doing so if you want to.

Can you get laid on a cruise ship?

Serious answer: yes you can get laid on a cruise ship with reasonable attractiveness and mediocre game. But, if you make your whole trip about taming strange, you’re gonna have a bad time.

What happens if you don’t tip on a cruise?

When you forego tipping on your cruise, you aren’t hurting the corporation. You’re just lowering the pool of funds that hard-working service employees share at the end of the journey. Automatically added gratuities take the confusion out of tipping on your cruise.

What level is best on a cruise ship?

The lower and more central you are in a ship, the less roll and sway you will feel. Even if you choose a balconied stateroom, choose the lowest level and the most midship one you can find. The higher decks and cabins at the very front (forward) or back (aft) of the ship will rock and roll the most.

Is balcony worth it on cruise?

Itinerary. Cruise experts will often say depending on the itinerary, a balcony room may be more important than on other sailings. If your cruise sails to Alaska or the Mediterranean, there is a lot of anecdotal evidence that a balcony is worth spending more.

What is the best inside cabin on a cruise ship?

  1. Best Standard Inside Cabin: Carnival.
  2. Best “Deluxe” Inside Cabin: Holland America.
  3. Best Inside Cabin With a View: Royal Caribbean.
  4. Best Inside Cabin With a Virtual View: Royal Caribbean.
  5. Best Solo Inside Cabins: Norwegian Cruise Line.
  6. Best Accessible Inside Cabin: Celebrity Cruises.

How much money should you bring on a cruise?

In general, it’s safe to budget between $12 and $15 per person per day of the cruise. So, for a family of four taking a four-night cruise, bring at least $240 just for onboard tips. (It’s not necessary to tip on behalf of an infant.)

Which is the best deck on a cruise?

The lower and more central you are in a ship, the less roll and sway you will feel. Even if you choose a balconied cabin, choose the lowest level and the most midship one you can find. The higher decks and cabins at the very front (forward) or back (aft) of the ship will rock and roll the most.

Why is there no deck 13 on cruise ships?

In fact, the explanation is entirely down to superstition and the belief that number 13 is unlucky. Cruise liners are not alone in this. Many hotels also refuse to have a floor 13 or a room 13. However, the omission of deck 13 on cruise ships is in fact to help passengers who might suffer from triskaidekaphobia.

How much does a cruise ship captain make?

Salary Ranges for Cruise Ship Captains The salaries of Cruise Ship Captains in the US range from $18,053 to $476,518 , with a median salary of $86,503 . The middle 57% of Cruise Ship Captains makes between $86,503 and $216,093, with the top 86% making $476,518.

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