-izar

izar Izar Galician Etymology gl :lbor la-lat:-izo<alt:-izāre> + 1 -ear,-exar Suffix -ise/-ize Conjugation Derived terms gl Related terms gl -ear Ido Etymology Borrowing from io en -ize, io fr -iser, io de -isieren, io it -izzare and io es -izar. Suffix v suffix used to form a transitive verb meaning: to cover with, add to, supply with or ornament with; -ize io salo salt salizar to salt io armo weapon armizar to arm io oleo oil oleizar to oil io lumo light lumizar to illuminate Derived terms io Occitan Etymology oc la-lat -izo -izāre. oc -ejar, which was inherited. Suffix oc suffix -ise/-ize Derived terms oc Related terms oc -ejar Portuguese Etymology pt :lbor la-lat:-izō<alt:-izāre> 1 1 -ear,-ejar Pronunciation pt aʁ aɾ Brazil Portugal, São Paulo 2 pt -i zar Suffix -ize pt legal legal legalizar legalize pt popular popular popularizar popularize pt laico lay laicizar laicize pt urbano urban urbanizar urbanize Usage notes true Conjugation Derived terms pt Related terms pt -ear Further reading Spanish Etymology es :inh osp:-izar<ety:lbor<la-lat:-izō>> 1 es osp -izar, a es la-lat -izō -izāre 1. es -ear, which was inherited. Pronunciation Suffix -ise UK, -ize US Conjugation Derived terms es Related terms es -ear Further reading