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Here are the seven common suffixes in Sepedi again:

1. -ana: Indicates a diminutive (e.g., ngwanana - small child) or reciprocal action (e.g., ratana - love each other).
2. -i: Forms an agent noun, indicating the doer of an action (e.g., moruti - teacher).
3. -ela: The applicative or benefactive suffix, meaning "for" or "at" (e.g., jela - eat for/at).
4. -iša: The causative suffix, meaning "to make/cause to do" (e.g., jwiša - make eat).
5. -ega: The neuter or stative suffix, indicating a state or possibility (e.g., bonala - be visible/appear).
6. -wa: The passive suffix, indicating that the subject is acted upon (e.g., jewa - be eaten).
7. -olla: Indicates a reversal of an action (e.g., tšwolla - take off).