-tura

Appendix:Variations of "tura" Italian Etymology it :inh la:-tūra + it la -tūra. Suffix f -ing; -tion; -ure added to form nouns of mass or collection it attrezzo<t:tool> attrezzatura<alt:attrezzatura><t:equipment> it fogna<t:sewer> fognatura<alt:fognatura><t:sewage system> it magistrato magistrate magistratura magistratura magistracy added to verbs form nouns relating to their action it fiorire<t:to flower> fioritura<alt:fioritura><t:flowering, blooming> it potare<t:to prune> potatura<alt:potatura><t:pruning> Derived terms it See also it -zione Anagrams it artu Artù Ruta Traù ruta urta Latin Alternative forms la -sūra Etymology la suffix :af ine-pro:*-tus<alt:*-tew-><unc> ine-pro:*-rós<alt:*-r-eh₂><unc> Somewhat la 1, but appears to be from la ine-pro *-tus *-tew- + ine-pro *-rós *-r-eh₂. The relationship to the future active participle ending la -tūrus, also of uncertain origin, is disputed: Miller 2006 considers the ending of the participle to descend from a lost infinitive itc-pro *esom,118–119 3.9 -tūra/-sūra (> E -ture/-sure) whereas Fortson 2007 rejects that hypothesis and derives the participle ending from ine-pro *-rós.Fortson Benjamin W. IV. 2007 The origin of the Latin future active participle Verba Docenti: Studies in Historical and Indo-European Linguistics Presented to Jay H. Jasanoff by Students, Colleagues, and Friends 83−95 Beech Stave Press In any case, substantivizations like la futūrus may have reinforced the use of la -tūra. Pronunciation tūra 1 Suffix -tūra<1> Used to form action nouns expressing concrete results as well as activities: -ing, -ure, -work la -tiō -tus la pingō to paint -tūra pictūra painting, picture pingō, pingere, pīnxī, pī̆ctum la scrībō to write -tūra scrīptūra a writing, act of writing scrībō, scrībere, scrīpsī, scrīptum Usage notes A few abstract nouns in la -tūra appear to be have been formed analogically based on agent nouns in la -tōr, rather than being built directly on a verb: e.g. la cēnsūra, la gladiātūra,118–119 3.9 -tūra/-sūra (> E -ture/-sure) la praetūra from la cēnsor, la gladiātor, la praetor. Certain terms ending in la -tūra were displaced by alternative formations in la -tiō as the latter suffix became increasingly productive; e.g. early Latin la compositūra vs. later la compositiō. Declension -tūra<1> Derived terms la Related terms la -ūra Descendants rup -turã ast -dura ca -dura -ura Francoprovençal: frp -ura fr -ure, en -ture 1 en -ure -ture fur -dure it -tura ro -tură scn -tura es -dura Portuguese pt -dura, pt -tura vec -dura -ura -ùra Borrowings: sq -tyrë -yrë References