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-ιάνος Ιανός Ἰανός Ancient Greek Etymology grc -ᾱνός when attached to a stem ending in grc ι, e.g. grc Ἀσιᾱνός from grc Ἀσίᾱ. Rare until the Roman era, when it functioned essentially as a borrowing from the (far more productive) grc la -iānus. Pronunciation -ῐᾱνός Suffix -ῐᾱνός -ῐᾱνή -ῐᾱνόν used to form relational adjectives, especially from proper nouns Derived terms grc Descendants el -ιανός Greek Etymology Learnedly, from Hellenistic el grc-koi -ιανός, borrowed from el la -ianus -iānus, from la -anus, usually in the plural. Examples: grc Χριστιανός Christian, grc πραιτωριανοί soldiers of the praetorian guard, grc Ἀσιανός Asiatic."-ιανός" -ιανός The form el -ανός, from Mediaeval Greek, when the stem already ends with el ...ι-. For adjectives denoting creator, a el fr -ien 1, or other European languages (English, German, New Latin). Pronunciation el /i.aˈnos/ el -ι α νός Suffix m -ιανή -ιανό el as adjective suffix it denotes demonyms el Αμοργός αμοργιανός f from Amorgos a characteristic or property reference to time or place el μεσημέρι μεσημέρ(ι) μεσημεριανός n of midday a creation of the person as at the prototype word, or referring to this person el Ελισάβετ ελισαβετιανός Elizabethan, referring to Elizabeth I el de:Kant καντιανός Kantian, referring to Immanuel Kant also substantivised masculine or feminine demonyms and surnames from these nouns el Αμερική Αμερικανός f American man compare to el Αμερικάνος el Αμοργός Αμοργιανός f man from Amorgos adjectives for characteristics or properties el Χριστός χριστιανός m Christian el Χριστός χριστιανή f Christian Declension -ιαν ός-ή-ό 1 Derived terms el Related terms el -ανός / el -ιανός polite or more formal el -άνος / el -ιάνος more colloquial or familiar References