-ote

Appendix:Variations of "ote" English Etymology From en grc -ωτά, neuter plural of grc -ωτός, verbal adjective from the stem of grc -όω denominal verb suffix. Related to mul -ota. Suffix en biology Having or equipped with a certain feature or structure. en amnion amniote Usage notes Often equivalent to en -ate for Ancient Greek bases. It is also often used for members of genera formed with mul -ota. Derived terms en Related terms en -oma en -ome en -osis en -ota en -otic Champenois Pronunciation roa-cha /ɔt/ Suffix roa-cha suffix masculine -ot f roa-cha -ot roa-cha diminutive suffixes Esperanto Pronunciation Suffix eo participle - ote French Pronunciation fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Jérémy-Günther-Heinz Jähnick--ote.wav <<France>> (<<Somain>>) Etymology 1 fr demonymic :bor grc:-ώτης 1 From fr grc -ώτης. Suffix suffix forming adjectives denoting provenance fr Cypre cypriote<t:Cypriot> surface analysis fr Caire cairote<t:Cairene> fr Tokyo tokyote<t:Tokyoite> Suffix mfbysense suffix forming nouns denoting provenance fr Cypre Cypriote<t:Cypriot> surface analysis fr Caire Cairote<t:Cairene> fr Tokyo Tokyote<t:Tokyoite> Derived terms fr -ote (demonymic) Etymology 2 fr feminine of -ot Suffix f fr -ot Derived terms fr feminine of -ot Mohawk Suffix kà꞉niote standing References 26 Portuguese Etymology pt. Pronunciation [o:ó] Suffix m -otapt diminutive suffixespt pejorative suffixes forms diminutivenesss, i.e. words expressing affection or size pt filho filhote pt moleque molecote forms pejoratives, i.e. words emphasizing contempt for a subject pt fidalgo fidalgote pt velho velhote Derived terms pt See also pt -inho -ola Further reading Spanish Etymology es :bor ca:-ot 2 1 Pronunciation Suffix m -otaes augmentative suffixeses pejorative suffixes forms augmentatives, i.e. words expressing greatness or size forms pejoratives, i.e. words emphasizing contempt for a subject forms demonyms Derived terms es See also es -azo es -ón Further reading