-ian

Appendix:Variations of "ian" English Pronunciation en /i.ən/ /jən/ en /ɪjən/ /jən/ SSB en en-uk-ian-suffix.ogg UK en En-us-Ian.oga GA Etymology 1 en related to :bor la:-iānus From en la -iānus, which forms adjectives of belonging or origin from a noun. Alternative forms en -an -n Suffix s en as an adjective From, related to, or like. en Madrilenian en as a noun One from, belonging to, relating to, or like. en Madrilenian en as a noun Having a certain profession. Usage notes When males with a profession are distinguished from females, males are en -ian, females en -ienne. The plural is -ians (one magician, two magicians). When added to a word ending in a vowel, the infix en -v- is inserted (en Peruvian, en Whovian), though this can be optional (en Rousseauvian). Coordinate terms en -al -an -ar -ate -ese -ic -id -ish -oid -ory -ous quasi- -y Derived terms en en related to Arthurian Hermitian Newtonian Lipschitzian utopian Washingtonian Wilmingtonian en belonging to physician politician magician en having a profession en comedian (compare comedienne) musician Related terms en -ienne Translations related to Belarusian: be -скі Catalan: ca -ià Chinese: Cantonese: use attributive noun Mandarin: use attributive noun Czech: cs -ský, cs -ký after s, c or k Dutch: nl -isch French: fr -ien Galician: gl -ian m Georgian: ka -ური, ka -ული in words ending with -r German: de -isch Hungarian: hu -i Interlingua: ia -ian Italian: it -iano m, it -iana f Old Church Slavonic: cu -ьскъ Polish: pl -ski Russian: ru -ский, ru -ской when stressed, ru -ец, ru -и́нец, ru -инец, ru -инка f, ru -и́нка f Sanskrit: sa -ईय Spanish: es -iano m, es -iana f Ukrainian: uk -ський belonging to Belarusian: be -скі Czech: cs -ský, cs -ký after s, c or k French: fr -ien Georgian: ka -ული in words ending with -r Interlingua: ia -ian Italian: it -iano Macedonian: mk -скӣ Old Church Slavonic: cu -ьскъ Polish: pl -ski Russian: ru -ский, ru -ской when stressed, ru -ец, ru -и́нец, ru -инец, ru -инка f, ru -и́нка f Sanskrit: sa -ईय f Turkish: tr -ca, tr -ce Ukrainian: uk -ський having a profession Dutch: nl -iant French: fr -ien Polish: pl -ski m-pr Latin: la -ianus Etymology 2 From en hy -յան, from en xcl -եան. Alternative forms en -yan Suffix A romanization of the Armenian surname suffix hy -յան. Anagrams en ain nai AIN INA Nia Ani Ain NIA ani ain' ANI Ina nia ain Middle English Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ien -ian ian Old English Etymology ang :inh gmw-pro:*-ōjan<id:verbal> verbal By syncope from earlier gmw-pro *-ōjan, a northern Ingvaeonic innovated form of ang gmw-pro *-ōn, from ang gem-pro *-ōną. Pronunciation -ian ang i.ɑn 2 Suffix forms verbs from nouns and adjectives Usage notes Due to unstressed vowel reduction, the past tense forms ang -ode and ang -odon are often written with ⟨a⟩ and, less frequently, ⟨u⟩, leading to forms such as ang -ade, ang -adan, and -odun. Conjugation -ian<w2/ge:0> -ian<w2/ge:0> Derived terms ang Descendants enm -ien infinitival Early Middle English or Kentish, Southern, or Southwest Midland 1 enm -en 1 infinitival Old Saxon Etymology From osx gem-pro *-ijaną. Suffix osx suffix verb-forming suffixes used to form the infinitive of class 1 weak verbs (as well as a few strong verbs also ending in -ian like biddian or liggian, and class 3 weak verbs) wekkian "to awake" (class 1 weak verbs) seggian "to say" (class 3 weak verbs) Conjugation - -id - - Swedish Suffix sv suffix noun-forming suffixes sv as a noun Denotes a follower of something. Usage notes Words having this suffix can have an additional suffix sv -ism for an idea (e.g. kantianism) and an additional suffix sv -sk to form an adjective (e.g. kantiansk). Derived terms sv sv follower of bellmanian gustavian hegelian kantian kartesian rudbeckian schellingian thorildian wertherian Welsh Alternative forms cy -an Pronunciation cy /jan/ Suffix cy suffix Forms verbnouns. cy clawr board, surface clorian to weigh cy sgrech scream, screech sgrechian to scream, to screech Derived terms cy References