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A suffix is an element of a language that is added to the end of a word. E.g. -ly is a suffix often found at the end of adverbs: really, quickly, happily, strangely, etc., -d/-ed is a suffix often found at the end of a verb to denote the simple past: used, bruised, grazed, heated, etc.
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"Hirable" or "hireable"
This question was asked and answered about 10 years ago, although no answer was at that time accepted and usage was arguably in flux.
Today, an updated Ngram shows that hirable was been the clear pref …
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