-tiu

Appendix:Variations of "tiu" Catalan Alternative forms ca -siu Etymology From ca la -īvus via rebracketing. The Latin suffix was typically added to the perfect passive participial stem of verbs, which for most verbs consists of the thematic vowel followed by t. Pronunciation tiu Suffix ca suffix feminine -iva masculine plural -ius feminine plural -ives forms adjectives from verbs; the vowel of the infinitive is kept, i.e. -atiu, -etiu, -itiu. Usage notes Often takes the variant form -siu with verbs historically belonging to the Latin Latin_conjugation#Third_conjugation third conjugation. The form taken by this suffix can generally be predicted by the form taken by the suffix ca -ció, which often appears as -sió with these verbs. For instance, ca abrasió : ca abrasiu; ca obsessió : ca obsessiu; ca decisió : ca decisiu, etc. Derived terms ca Related terms ca -iu Old Irish Etymology 1 sga verbal noun From sga cel-pro *-tiyū; compare la -tiō. Alternative forms sga -thiu -tu<id:verbal noun> Suffix 1 f forms verbal nouns Declension -tin -ten -tena f Derived terms sga Further reading 730 451 Etymology 2 sga -ness Suffix 1 m sga -tu -ness -ness, -ity Declension t -tid -ted s m