Suffixes -IS - Adjectives ending in IS
Adjectives that terminate in IS have a participle meaning, and denote a quality of the base word, in this case, the base word is a verbal root.
When IS is added to a foreign base, or a compound nominal base, it signifies more often "being" or "having" the quality implied by the base.
When IS is added to a foreign base, or a compound nominal base, it signifies more often "being" or "having" the quality implied by the base.
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