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that suffix modifies a noun (or adjective) to create a new noun that serves to associate a person or thing involved with the original noun. i.e. a gangster is a person involved in a gang a prankster is a person involved in pranks Before Facebook there was a social networking site called Friendster... they're still around but now they're more gamer related. |
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I'm guessing it depends on how it sounds when you modify the noun.
Wanter Vs. Wantster the sufffix -ster is used when -er does not apply. -ster and -er indicate the same thing. -er as a suffix modifies a noun into something of an 'agent noun' i.e. a driver is the agent associated with driving a player is the agent associated with playing (Information found on Yahoo! Answers) |
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恩...可能是因為 -er 也可以用於非人(如 lock-er)
而 -ster 只針對人而言,而且是會從事某種活動的人~ 會用-ster 多半都是帶有負面意味,表示做的事情不入流...? |
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You're welcome
By definition they have the same meaning. Domainer has become an industry term. I think Domainster would be more informal. Sure, make your own words But, I'd want to register both er and ster versions ;-) |
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You can also add ster to inanimate objects to create cool brands. I.e., Porsche Boxster |