-craft

See also: craft and Craft

English

Etymology 1

From Middle English -craft, -creft, from Old English -cræft (“art or skill in”), from cræft (“art, skill”). More at craft.

Suffix

-craft

2. A skill of a particular kind.

   Synonym: -work

   statecraft

   stagecraft

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -craft (skill)

authorcraft

bakecraft

bardcraft

battlecraft

bitchcraft

boatcraft

bookcraft

braincraft

breadcraft

bushcraft

campcraft

courtcraft

doctorcraft

druidcraft

dweomercraft

dwimmercraft

fathercraft

fieldcraft

film-craft

filmcraft

firecraft

flightcraft

forestcraft

furcraft

mothercraft

racecraft

sheltercraft

spae-craft

theorycraft

watercraft

wheelcraft

witchcraft

woodcraft

Etymology 2

From craft (“vehicle, vessel”).

Suffix

-craft

2. A vehicle of a particular type.

   aircraft

   hovercraft

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -craft (vehicle)

aircraft

battlecraft

flightcraft

hovercraft

minecraft

rivercraft

saucercraft

spacecraft

watercraft

X-craft

Etymology 3

Back-formation from Minecraft.

Suffix

-craft

2. A Minecraft mod or server with a particular theme.

   ‎hermit + ‎-craft → ‎Hermitcraft

   ‎security + ‎-craft → ‎SecurityCraft

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