-ingo

ingo Ingo INGO Ingó Esperanto Etymology eo :bor<unc> de:-ling 1 eo. Both Cherpillod and Vilborg suggest eo de -ling, by metanalysis of de Fingerling finger cot.5 161ingo Pronunciation ingo Suffix eo suffix A holder or sheath for something. eo kandelo candle kandelingo candlestick Usage notes See usage notes at eo -ujo for differences between that suffix and eo -ingo. Derived terms eo References Italian Alternative forms it -engo Etymology it gem Via it la-vul *-ingus, from it gmw-pro *-ing, from it gem-pro *-ingaz belonging to; coming from. Suffix m used to derive adjectives and nouns indicating a state or condition it solo alone solingo solitary Derived terms it -ingo Further reading ingo -ingo Anagrams it gino -igno Gino ogni Spanish Etymology Ultimately from es gem-pro *-ingaz. Suffix m +es diminutive suffixes es mostly Bolivia a diminutive suffix es chica girl chiquitinga little girl es señorito young master señoritingo little brat Derived terms es -ingo Further reading