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"官 (guān)" is not a suffix. 官 (guān) is a noun. A suffix is a letter, syllable, or group of syllables attached to the end of a word or word base to change its meaning or form a new word。 A suffix cannot be used alone. However, 官 (guān) can be used alone, for example, "当这个官不容易。 Being in this government position isn't a walk in the park." In the phrase "这个官", 官 is used independently as a noun.
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1. 官 (guān) can be used to refer to a government official, such as a bureaucrat or a civil servant. Example: 当官 (to be a government official)
2. 官 (guān) can be used to refer to a military officer. Example: 军官 (military officer)
3. 官 (guān) can be used to refer to a police officer. Example: 警官 (police officer)
4. 官 (guān) can be used to refer to a judge or a magistrate. Example: 法官 (judge)
5. 官 (guān) can be used to refer to a government-appointed representative, such as an ambassador or a consul. Example: 外交官 (ambassador)
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