-mania

Appendix:Variations of "mania" English Etymology en ine-pro *men- think See en mania. Suffix en suffixes compulsion or obsession. A place where something can be found in great amounts. Usage notes Often used with the interfix en -o- to ease pronunciation. Derived terms en Related terms en -mane en -maniac Translations indicating a compulsion or obsession Bulgarian: bg -ма́ния f, bg -мани́я f colloquial Danish: da -mani c Dutch: nl -manie f Estonian: et -maania Finnish: fi -mania French: fr -manie German: de -manie f Greek: el -μανία Italian: it -mania Norwegian: no -mani m Polish: pl -mania f Romanian: ro -manie f Sicilian: scn -manìa Spanish: es -manía f Swedish: sv -mani See also en mania en maniac Anagrams en aaimn Amina Maina amain amnia anima Catalan Etymology ca ine-pro *men- think See ca mania. Pronunciation mania Suffix ca suffix en -mania; compulsion, addiction Usage notes Often used with the interfix ca -o- to ease pronunciation. Derived terms ca Related terms en -man Further reading Finnish Etymology From fi mania. Suffix noun fi in loanwords -mania Declension -mani a Derived terms fi Anagrams fi aaimn Naima aamin maani maina Italian Pronunciation -manìa Suffix it suffix en -mania; Used to form feminine nouns describing forms of mania or addiction Derived terms it Related terms it -mane Anagrams it aaimn Manai anima Polish Etymology pl mania :der grc:μανία<id:madness> 1 pl grc μανία. Pronunciation [ńj] mania Suffix pl suffix f -mania pl auto- automania Declension s Derived terms pl Further reading Portuguese Etymology pt ine-pro *men- think See pt mania. Pronunciation mania Suffix pt suffix en -mania; compulsion; addiction Usage notes Often used with the interfix pt -o- to ease pronunciation. Derived terms pt Related terms pt -ómano Further reading