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Appendix:Variations of "eno" Chuukese Etymology chk 1 Suffix chk suffix completely chk Czech Pronunciation cs ɛno 2 cs -e no Suffix cs suffix form cs -ena voc s Latin Pronunciation -ēnō la -ē nō Suffix la suffix form -ēnō la -ēnus dat//abl m//n s Old English Pronunciation -eno ang -e no Suffix ang suffix form ang -en str nom f s ; str nom//acc n p Old Spanish Etymology osp la -ēnus, an extended form of la -nus suffix used to form distributive/collective numerals. Cognate with ca -è. Pronunciation osp /-e.no/ osp -e no Suffix osp suffix adjective-forming suffix feminine -ena masculine plural -enos feminine plural -enas adjective-forming suffixes used to form ordinal numerals osp onze<t:eleven> onzeno<t:eleventh> Derived terms osp Portuguese Pronunciation pt ẽnu<a:Brazil> enu<a:Portugal> 2 pt -e no Etymology 1 pt -th, -ean :lbor la:-ēnus + 1 Suffix -th forms an ordinal number from a cardinal number pt nove<t:nine> noveno<t:ninth> pt doze<t:twelve> dozeno<t:twelfth> pt treze<t:thirteen> trezeno<t:thirteenth> -ean forms demonyms pt Chile chileno <t:Chilean> pt Eslovênia<t:Slovenia> esloveno<t:Slovenian> pt Romênia<t:Romania> romeno<t:Romanian> Suffix m + -th forms an ordinal number from a cardinal number pt nove<t:nine> noveno<t:ninth> pt doze<t:twelve> dozeno<t:twelfth> pt treze<t:thirteen> trezeno<t:thirteenth> -ean forms demonyms pt Chile chileno <t:Chilean> pt Eslovênia<t:Slovenia> esloveno<t:Slovenian> pt Romênia<t:Romania> romeno<t:Romanian> Derived terms pt -th, -ean Etymology 2 pt -ene :bor fr:-ène + 1 Suffix m pt chemistry -ene forms the names of alkenes pt etano<t:ethane> eteno<t:ethene> pt propano<t:propane> propeno<t:propylene> pt butano<t:butane> buteno<t:butylene> pt nonano<t:nonane> noneno<t:nonene> Derived terms pt -ene Etymology 3 pt eye dialect, -endo, Northeastern Brazilian -endo pt -endo. Suffix verb pt -endo Northeastern Brazilian Further reading Spanish Alternative forms es -ano -eño Pronunciation Etymology 1 es -ean :inh la:-ēnus es la -ēnus, which forms adjectives of belonging or origin from a noun. Suffix m + es as an adjective Coming from, related to, or like es as a noun One from, belonging to, relating to, or like Usage notes Forms adjectives from nouns, but the adjectives in turn often come to be used as nouns. es Chile<t:Chile><pos:prop> -eno chileno<t:Chilean><pos:adj> 1 chileno<t:Chilean><pos:n> Etymology 2 es -ene :bor fr:-ène + 1 Suffix m es organic chemistry es -ene forms names of alkenes Further reading