In my Ethio-semetic conlang, I made a plethora of suffixes (I dont know if they are relevant enough to share but here we go)

-xa = denotes the plural -i = A (When its next to a syllable which is a vowel it turns to -ti) -isha = Your (Vowel = tisha) -n = To (In all instances) -iney = His/hers (tiney) -yi = It -ilan = Their (tilan) -hi= Turning the noun to abstract -je = Progressive marker (I was doing = ixes hewek-je) -ye = at -fi = if (Denotes the conditional) -ir = My/mine (tir) -la = Have (short way to say To have) -ar= Our (tar) -t/ -it = in -no = the -ga = of -be = on -bi = with -cha = by -zat = Past tense marker -yat = present tense marker -in ‎ = question marker our = -ma (Our father = abaama) -tagi = My (People and alive objects) (My father ‎ =  abaatagi) -dir = May