What are some common Arabic suffixes and prefixes?

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Common Arabic suffixes include "-iy" for adjectives and "-un" for indefinite nouns. Common prefixes are "al-" for the definite article and "bi-" meaning "with" or "by."
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Common Arabic suffixes include "-un" or "-in" for indefinite nouns, "-iy" for possessive adjectives, and "-at" for the feminine form. Prefixes are less common in Arabic, but "bi-" can be used to indicate "with" or "using."
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