This is impossible for a language

[Jorge_Stolfi]

How many English language books are there with all 167 combinations of the "logic" suffix, though? I would wager, not many.

Maybe one cannot find a good example in English, but in the Spanish/Portuguese example the suffix 'antes' is indeed quite common.

In Latin 'imus' is a common word ("we go") and also a suffix of many words.  So is "illum" ("that").

And you cannot count the words that occur only once.  The VMS almost certainly has many "spelling errors", maybe as many as one per line.

All the best, --stolfi