Suffixes -TAR- substantives ending in TAR
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a. TOR, TORISb. SOR, SORIS
c. ITOR, ITORIS
d. TRUS
e. ITER, ITRIS
f. ISTER, ISTRI
g. TRIX, TRICIS
h. TRA, TRAE
i. ESTRA, ESTRAE
j. TRUM, TRI
k. SRUM, STRI
l. ISTRUM, ISTRI
The Sanskrit TAR or TRI means "to accomplish", and these endings carry this meaning, 'the accomplisher of', or 'that by which is accomplished', in the passive, i.e. caused, or, reflexively, the one who 'does something for himself'.
e.g.
amo = to love
AMA is the theme
AMA-TOR, the accomplisher of loving, i.e. a lover.
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