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-eum
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eum
English
Etymology
en la -ēum borrowing, from en grc -εῖον, originating in the substantivized neuter of grc -εῖος adjective suffix.
Pronunciation
en /ˈi.əm/
Suffix
-ea
Noun-forming suffix found in words of Greek origin meaning “place or building associated with a specific purpose or person” (indicated by the root word)
en Mausolus<alt:Mausol(us)> Mausoleum
en Muse<alt:Mus(e)> museum
en prytanis<alt:prytan(is)> prytaneum
en ode<alt:od(e)> odeum
Derived terms
en
Translations
Catalan: ca -eu m
French: fr -ée -eum m
Middle French: frm -ee -eum m
German: de -eum n
Italian: it -eo m
Portuguese: pt -éu m
Russian: ru -е́й m
Spanish: es -eo m
Latin
Etymology 1
Pronunciation
Suffix
la suffix form
la -eus nom//acc//voc n s ; acc m s
Etymology 2
la borrowing :bor grc:-εῖον
la grc -εῖον, originating in the substantivized neuter of grc -εῖος adjective suffix.
Pronunciation
ēum
Suffix
-ēum<2>
Noun-forming suffix found in words of Greek origin meaning “place or building associated with a specific purpose or person” (indicated by the root word)
-ēum la Mausolus<alt:Mausōl(us)> Mausōlēum
-ēum la Musa<alt:Mūs(a)> Mūsēum
-ēum la prytanis<alt:prytan(is)> prytanēum
Declension
-ēum<2>
Derived terms
la borrowing
Descendants
ca -eu
en -eum 1
de -eum 1
it -eo
frm -ee<g:m><id:-eum>
pt -éu
es -eo