-nomia

Nomia -nomía -nomią Catalan Etymology Ultimately from ca grc νόμος. Suffix f -nomy -nomics Derived terms ca Finnish Etymology fi (see en -nomy), ultimately from fi grc νόμος. Suffix noun fi chiefly in loanwords -nomy Declension -nomi a Derived terms fi Anagrams fi aimno moain moina monia omain omani omina Italian Suffix it suffix -nomy -nomics Derived terms it Related terms it -nomo Anagrams it aimno amino amnio animo animò imano mainò moina nomai Latin Etymology la study :af grc:νόμος grc:-ῐ́ᾱ Representing the la grc -νομῐ́ᾱgrc Probably not a real suffix; extracted from compounds ending in -νομ-ῐ́ᾱ, only rebracketed in Latin found in compounds (such as grc αὐτονομῐ́ᾱ and grc οἰκονομῐ́ᾱ), where it is from the elements grc νόμος usage, custom, law what is distributed 1 grc -ῐ́ᾱ. Pronunciation nomia Suffix -nomia<1> -nomy Declension -nomia<1> Derived terms la la astronomia la oeconomia la geonomia Descendants ca -nomia 1 en -nomy 1 adapted; also from the French fi -nomia 1 fr -nomie 1 it -nomia 1 pl -nomia 1 pt -nomia 1 Polish Etymology pl -nomy :der grc:νόμος<id:usage> 1 pl grc νόμος. Pronunciation Suffix pl suffix f -nomy pl ergo- ergonomia Declension s Derived terms pl Further reading Portuguese Etymology Ultimately from pt grc νόμος. Suffix f -nomy -nomics Derived terms pt Further reading