-ion

Appendix:Variations of "ion" English Etymology 1 en -ation -ation 1 Reanalysed from en -ation, en -tion, from en frm -tion, frm -cion, from en la -tiō. By surface analysis, this suffix is added to verbs derived from Latin perfect participle stems. Pronunciation Itself pronounced en /ən/, and changes the preceding consonant to /ʃ/ usually or /t͡ʃ/ or /ʒ/ in some cases. Suffix ~ en non-productive An action or process, or the result of an action or process. en transfixion en reaction en non-productive A state or condition. en indirection en bisection Derived terms en Related terms en -ation en -sis Greek en -tion Further reading Etymology 2 Possibly reanalysed from en inion, which is of en grc - origin. In many cases also analysable as the neuter form of an Ancient Greek adjective in grc -ιος. Pronunciation en /ɪən/ RP en /aɪən/ GenAm Suffix s -ia en craniometry An anthropometric reference point. en dactylion Especially craniometric points en gnathion Synonyms en -ale Derived terms en -ion (craniometry) en omphalion phalangion pternion symphysion sellion sphyrion stomiontrochanterion xiphion See also en mesophryon Etymology 3 From en grc ἀπόγειον apogee, containing grc -ιον. Compare also en -ium#Etymology 2. Suffix s -ia Together with apo- and peri-, forms names of specific apoapsides and periapsides. en periareion Derived terms en -ion (apsis) Anagrams en ino oni NOI Ino ONI NIO -ino en unproductive suffixes French Pronunciation Suffix fr suffix f en -ion Related terms fr -tion German de: Pronunciation de LL-Q188 (deu)-Frank C. Müller--ion.wav Suffix de suffix f genitive -ion plural -ionen -ion Related terms de -tion Interlingua Etymology ia la -iō. Pronunciation ia /iˈon/ /jon/ Suffix ia suffix plural -iones -ion References -ion 208 Middle English Etymology 1 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ien -ian ian Etymology 2 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ioun Volapük Suffix vo suffix -illion (used to form multiples of 1000: balion «million», telion 1.000.000.000, kilion 1.000.000.000.000) References Volapük Grammatical Forms Welsh Pronunciation cy /jɔn/ Etymology 1 From cy cel-bry-pro *-onos, cel-bry-pro *-onā. Cognate to kw -yon, br -ien. Alternative forms cy -on Suffix cy suffix plural suffixes Pluralisation suffix cy -aid -aint -au -ed -edd -en -i -iadau -iaid -iau -od -oedd -on -ydd -yr -ys cy seiciatrydd psychiatrist seiciatryddion psychiatrists cy cymydog neighbour cymdogion neighbours cy mab son meibion sons Usage notes Causes i-affection of internal vowels, for example, cy mab son meibion sons. Etymology 2 Alternative forms cy -on Suffix cy suffix noun-forming suffixes Noun suffix cy tir land tirion territory, plain, grassland Usage notes Occurs in place names such as cy Tirion Mawr and cy Tirion Bach in Ceredigion and cy Tirion Pelyn in Caernarfonshire. Derived terms cy