"-ik" meaning in German

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          "-isch",
          "-isch#German"
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          "-isch",
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          "text": "rhythmisch (“rhythmic”) + -ik → Rhythmik (“rhythmicity”)",
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          "-isch",
          "-isch#German"
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        "Forms nouns referring to fields of study."
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        "Forms nouns referring to schools of thought or movements."
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          "-isch",
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