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Appendix:Variations of "ist" English Etymology en person :inh enm:-ist<ety:bor<fro:-iste<ety:der<la:-ista>>>> 1 From en enm -ist, enm -iste, from en fro -iste and en la -ista, from en grc -ιστής, from grc -ίζω -ize, -ise verbal suffix -τής agent-noun suffix 1. Equivalent to en -ism -t. en -ista. The speaker of a language sense is influenced by en eo -isto. Pronunciation en /-ɪst/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--ist.wav Southern England en /-əst/ weak vowel en -est Suffix s Added to words to form nouns denoting: a person who studies or practices a particular discipline; botanist, one who studies plants psychiatrist, one who practices psychiatry a person who uses a device of some kind; violinist, one who plays a violin cyclist, one who rides a (bi)cycle dated autoist, one who drives an automobile pianist, one who plays the piano one who engages in a particular type of activity; adventurist, one who takes risks or goes on adventures artist, one who makes art bigamist, one who commits bigamy terrorist, one who causes terror tourist, one who tours Note, many of these are related to -isms: adventurism, terrorism, tourism one who suffers from a specific condition or syndrome autist, egoist Note, these are related to -isms: autism, egoism one who subscribes to a particular theological doctrine or religious denomination; Buddhist, Baptist, monotheist Note, these are related to -isms: Buddhism, monotheism one who has a certain ideology or set of beliefs; Marxist, modernist, nihilist, existentialist, fascist, pacifist, activist, environmentalist, Note, these are related to -isms: Marxism, modernism, nihilism, existentialism, fascism, pacifism one who owns or manages something; capitalist; industrialist Note, these are related to -isms: capitalism; industrialism a person who holds bigoted, partial views with respect to a particular matter. sexist, racist: Note, these are related to -isms: sexism, racism a person who speaks or specializes in a (usually constructed) language. Esperantist, Tokiponist Derived terms en Related terms en -ast Translations One who follows a particular ideology, doctrine, belief system or theory Arabic: nisba ar ي m ـِيّ Armenian: hy -ական, hy -իստ Bulgarian: bg -ист m Catalan: ca -ista n Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 主義者 -主義者 -zhǔyìzhě Czech: cs -ista m, cs -istka f Danish: da -ist Dutch: nl -ist Esperanto: eo -anto, eo -ulo Finnish: fi -isti French: fr -iste m f Galician: gl -ista m f Georgian: ka -ისტი German: de -ist m Greek: el -ιστής m, el -ίστρια f Hebrew: he יסט -ist Hungarian: hu -ista Icelandic: is -isti m Interlingua: ia -ista, ia -ista Irish: ga -aí m agent, ga -ach m Italian: it -ista m f Japanese: ja 主義者 -主義者 -しゅぎしゃ, -shugisha Korean: ko 주의자 -주의자(主義者) Kurdish: Northern Kurdish: kmr -îst, kmr -ger, kmr -van Latin: la -ista m Malay: ms -is, ms ahli before noun Norwegian: no -ist Persian: fa ـگرا -garâ Polish: pl -ista m, pl -ysta m, pl -istka f, pl -ystka f Portuguese: pt -ista m f Romanian: ro -ist Russian: ru -ист m, ru -и́стка f Sicilian: scn -ista m f Slovak: sk -ista m, sk -istka f Spanish: es -ista m f Swahili: sw -isti, sw mwana- c1 c2, sw m- c1 c2 Swedish: sv -ist Turkish: tr -ist Ukrainian: uk -іст m, uk -їст m, uk -íстка f, uk -їстка f, uk -ист m, uk -истка f Walloon: wa -isse Welsh: cy -ydd m, cy -wr m Yiddish: yi ־יסט m A member of a profession or one interested in something Armenian: hy -գետ, hy -բան Catalan: ca -ista n Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 家 Esperanto: eo -isto Finnish: fi -isti French: fr -iste m f Galician: gl -ista m f Greek: el -λόγος m f Interlingua: ia -ista Irish: ga -(t)óir m, ga -aí m agent, ga -ach m Japanese: ja 家 -ka Korean: ko 가 Sicilian: scn -lucu m Swahili: sw mwana- c1 c2 Welsh: cy -ydd m, cy -wr m Yiddish: yi ־יסט m A person who uses something Catalan: ca -ista n Finnish: fi -isti French: fr -iste m f Galician: gl -ista Greek: el -ιστής m, el -ίστρια f Interlingua: ia -ista Irish: ga -adóir m, ga -aí m agent Japanese: ja Malay: ms peng- + noun Polish: pl -ista, pl -ysta m, pl -istka, pl -ystka f Russian: ru -ист m Sicilian: scn -aru m, scn -eri m Spanish: es -isto m, es -ista f Welsh: cy -ydd m, cy -wr m Yiddish: yi ־יסט m A person who holds biased views Catalan: ca -ista n Czech: cs -ista m, cs -istka f Finnish: fi -isti French: fr -iste m f Galician: gl -ista Greek: el -ιστής m, el -ίστρια f Interlingua: ia -ista Irish: ga -ach m Polish: pl -ista m, pl -ysta m, pl -istka f, pl -ystka f Russian: ru -ист m Sicilian: scn -ista m f Welsh: cy -ydd m, cy -wr m Interlingua: ia -ista Romanian: ro -ist m, ro -istă f Serbo-Croatian: sh -ist See also en -er en -ista en -ite en -or Anagrams en ist SIT 'tis Sit its its' TIs t'is tis STI TIS sit 'its it's TSI ITS S.T.I. en productive suffixes Catalan Etymology From Latin la -īvistī, second person singular perfect indicative ending of regular fourth-conjugation verbs, from la -istī (second person singular perfect indicative ending of any verb) affixed to the perfect infix -īv-. Suffix ca suffix Used to form the second person singular preterite indicative of ca -ir third conjugation verbs Usage notes This form fell out of use, being largely replaced with the analogical ending ca -ires, of unknown origin. Danish Etymology From da fr -iste -ist, -istic, from da la -ista -ist; one who practises or believes, from da grc -ιστής, alternative form of grc -τής, from da grk-pro *-tās, probably from da ine-pro *-teh₂ forms nouns representing state of being. Suffix da suffix c en -ist Derived terms da References da noun-forming suffixes Dutch Suffix m -en + -iste en -ist; forms agent nouns signifying a person who performs or deals with the specified subject nl bloem<t:flower> bloemist<t:florist> nl bekken<t:cymbal> bekkenist<t:cymbalist, cymbal player> nl pamflet<t:pamphlet> pamflettist<t:pamphleteer> nl cursus<t:course> cursist<t:student in a course, especially one outside the normal educational system> nl modern<t:modern> modernist<t:modernist> surface etymology Derived terms nl German Etymology de :bor la:-ista :influence fr:-iste 1 de la -ista, reinforced by de fr -iste. Pronunciation de [ɪst] de LL-Q188 (deu)-Frank C. Müller--ist.wav de De--ist.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix m.weak in -ist de Piano piano Pianist pianist de Anarchie anarchy Anarchist anarchist de Putsch putsch, coup Putschist putschist, coupist Usage notes The suffix is productive in German, but generally only with non-native words or proper nouns. Exceptions include de Harfenist, de Lagerist, de Putschist. Derived terms de See also :Category:German terms suffixed with -ist Middle English Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -est knowist, sendist, bitakist Norwegian Bokmål Etymology From nb fr -iste -ist, -istic, from nb la -ista -ist; one who practises or believes, from nb grc -ιστής, alternative form of grc -τής, from nb grk-pro *-tās, probably from nb ine-pro *-teh₂ forms nouns representing state of being. Suffix nb suffix m used to form nouns, usually relating to people. Derived terms nb References nb noun-forming suffixes Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology From nn fr -iste, from nn la -ista, from nn grc -ιστής. Suffix nn suffix m used to form nouns, usually relating to people. Derived terms nn References nn noun-forming suffixes Old English Suffix ang suf ang -ost Romanian Etymology ro :bor fr:-iste + 1 Pronunciation ro [ist] Suffix 1 noun-forming suffixes en -ist ro ro pian -ist 1 ro pianist pianist 1 ro ro anarhie -ist 1 ro anarhist anarchist 1 ro ro rasă -ist 1 ro rasist racist 1 Declension Derived terms ro Related terms ro -istă ro -ism ro -tor Serbo-Croatian Etymology sh fr -iste. Suffix sh Croatian Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a follower or a profession. Chiefly used for loanwords. Derived terms sh Swedish Etymology Borrowed from sv fr -iste. Pronunciation sv [ˈɪst] Suffix sv suffix c en -ist sv piano piano pianist pianist sv anarki anarchy anarkist anarchist sv ras race rasist racist sv nykter sober nykterist non-drinker, teetotaler sv infanteri infantry infanterist infantryman sv miljöparti green party miljöpartist member or supporter of a green party sv tal 70-tal(et) (the) 70s -talist 70-talist person born in the 70s Declension Derived terms sv Related terms sv -ism