[*] 247. Adjectives of various meanings, but signifying in general made of or belonging to, are formed from nouns by means of the suffixes— -eus, -ius, -āceus, -īcius, -āneus (-neus), -ticus
aur-eus, golden; | aurum, gold. |
patr-ius, paternal; | pater, a father. |
uxōr-ius, uxorious; | uxor, a wife. |
ros-āceus, of roses; | rosa, a rose. |
later-īcius, of brick; | later, a brick. |
praesent-āneus, operating instantly; | praesēns, present. |
extr-āneus, external; | extrā, without. |
subterr-āneus, subterranean; | sub terrā, underground. |
salīg-neus, of willow; | salix, willow. |
volā-ticus, winged (volātus, a flight); | volāre, to fly. |
domes-ticus, of the house, domestic; | domus, a house. |
silvā-ticus, sylvan; | silva, a wood. |