Question about AWK

[guif]

hi! I have a file with more lines and columns but not all columns are the same.
For example:

this is a word
this is a big world
is this a very big world
etc..

How can I use awk to show the second and more character to the end?
I use this command actually:

more files.log | awk '{print "ls \"/home/" $1 "/" $2 "/\"*\"" $3  "\" | wc -l"}'

how can i put the $3 to the end? (i don't say what's the end!)

[gerard4143]

AWK has a built in variable that's NF, which is the number of fields each line has...

So the way to read the second last field would be $(NF - 1) the last $NF

[guif]

i don't have my linux now, but i try this reply.
So I don't know what's the number of fields have each line.
I give this information from a CSV file and I generate some commands to verify if the file exist or no.