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-hood

suff.

a. Condition; state; quality: manhood.

b. An instance of a specified state or quality: falsehood.

2. A group sharing a specified state or quality: sisterhood.

[Middle English -hed, -hode, from Old English *-hdu, -hd.]

-hood

suffix forming nouns

1. indicating state or condition of being manhood

2. indicating a body of persons knighthood priesthood

[Old English -hād]

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