-oza
Ido
suffix
Definitions
- -ful -ous
Etymology
Borrowed from English -ous (relating to, pertaining to) borrowed from French -eux (-ous) borrowed from German -ös borrowed from Italian -oso (-ous, -y, adjectival suffix) borrowed from Spanish, Castilian -oso derived from Latin -ōsus (full of, -ous, full, prone to, meaning full of, suffix forming adjectives, -ful).
Origin
Latin
-ōsus
Gloss
full of, -ous, full, prone to, meaning full of, suffix forming adjectives, -ful
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -ious English
- -ose English
- -ous English
- ambisinistrous English
- -osus Latin
- -osus, -ōsus Latin
- -ōsus Latin
- -ös German
- -oso Italian
- -eus Dutch, Flemish
- -eux French
- -ose French
- -oso Spanish, Castilian
- ϕύλλον Ancient Greek
- *ḱes- Proto-Indo-European
- -øs Norwegian Bokmål
- -ös Swedish
- -øs Norwegian Nynorsk
- -ous Middle English
- -øs Danish
- -eus Old French
- -eux Old French
- -ous Old French
- -us Old French
- -oza Esperanto
- -ós Catalan, Valencian
- -os Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- -eux Middle French
- -oso Old Portuguese
- -os Aromanian
- -osu Asturian
- -ôs Friulian
- -oso Old Spanish
- -us Middle Welsh
- -ōsos Old Latin