-ans

Appendix:Variations of "ans" English Suffix en suffix form en -an Anagrams en ans -san NAS NAs NSA SAN SAn SNA San san Catalan Pronunciation Suffix ca suffix form ca -à Cornish Etymology From kw en -ance. Suffix m r en -ance, en -ence, en -ation, en -ment Added to verbs to form nouns kw performya perform performyans performance kw sesya annex sesyans annexation kw governa govern governans government Derived terms kw German Etymology From de la -ans. Pronunciation de /ans/ [ant͡s] [ans] de -anz except in very careful speech Suffix de suffix n genitive -ans plural -anzien de rare -ant; used in Latin words of learned use which refer to things, often substances de stimulieren to stimulate Stimulans stimulant, stimulating substance Usage notes Often confused with homophonous and far commoner de -anz. However, the distinction is clear based on the word's gender and plural. Those in de -anz are feminine and make de -anzen in the plural, while those in de -ans are neuter and make de -anzien (also spelt de -antien) or (highly learned) de -antia. Related terms de -ens Latin Etymology la present active participle :from la:-ns<id:present active participle> rebracketing Rebracketing of forms such as la narrāns (stem narrā- + suffix la -ns). Suffix la suffix -āns Ending of the present active participle of first conjugation verbs; see la -ns. Declension -āns<3-P+> Malay Etymology From ms en -ance, from ms enm -aunce, enm -ance, from ms xno -aunce and continental ms fro -ance, from ms la -antia, la -entia. Pronunciation ms [-əns] English-based ms [-ans] Baku ms -ans Suffix ms suffix Jawi spelling -ن‌‌س ms unproductive -ance. ms ambulans ambulance ms insurans insurance ms varians variance Derived terms ms Related terms ms -ens<t:-ence> ms unproductive suffixes Middle English Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -aunce Walloon Pronunciation wa /ã/ Suffix wa suffix a suffix denoting the first-person plural present indicative form of a verb