pitch accent for suffixes


I am trying to learn about pitch accent, and I have heard that there are rules
for suffixes regarding pitch accent. Are there any resources where I could
learn about those rules ?

I am not yet able able to really understand all in Japanese sources, which may
be why I have been unlucky with finding out more about it.

I know about [ojad](http://www.gavo.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ojad/eng/pages/home),
[weblio](https://www.weblio.jp/) and [u-biq](https://accent.u-biq.org/) which
can be useful for looking up individual words of even counters in the case of
the last one ; however I have yet to come across a place where I can learn
about rules and suffixes. I'd be grateful if anyone could tell me how or where
I can learn them !

by suffixes I mean things like 方、屋、的 or even counters such as 日、つ、or 個.

_ps : if you have any other useful resource for pitch accent than the ones I
have cited, even unrelated to suffixes, please feel free to share them as well
!_




The NHK Accent Dictionary contains a section on compound words, which has
entries such as 〜体、〜生、〜力 etc. that explains the pattern they use for
connecting to the previous word. It also has a very detailed appendix of how
compound words work in general.

It doesn't have any compound entries for things like 〜ぽい or 〜さ, but there are
many full entries like 荒っぽい、安っぽい etc. that you can use to determine the
pattern yourself.

If you are asking about 助動詞 like たら、たい、し etc, then the appendix covers that.

As for counters, there is a separate section of the dictionary for them, which
for each counter, covers all accents from 1 to 100, as well as 1000 and 10000.

The NHK Accent Dictionary is available in print and on iOS via the MONOKAKIDO
Dictionaries app.

