-ato

Appendix:Variations of "ato" Esperanto Pronunciation eo /ˈato/ Suffix eo suffix See eo -at- Interlingua Etymology Borrowed from ia en -ate, ia fr -at abstract noun, ia it -ato, ia pt -ato/ia pt -ado/ia es -ato/ia es -ado, all from ia la -ātus. Pronunciation ia /ˈato/ Suffix n forms nouns from nouns, denoting a status, jurisdiction or period of office; -ate, -dom, -cy, -ship ia duce duke ducato duchy, dukedom ia episcoppo bishop episcopato bishopric, episcopate ia capitano captain capitanato captaincy ia discipulo disciple discipulato discipleship Usage notes This suffix is not to be confused with ia -ata -ful. Derived terms ia References Italian Pronunciation -àto Etymology 1 it adjective :inh la:-ātus<id:adjective> + it la -ātus adjective (second declension), from it itc-pro *-ātos. The chemistry nouns originated as substantivized perfect passive participles from first conjugation Latin verbs; e.g. the Latin adjective la acētātus in the 18th-century Latin phrase la plumbum acētātum lead acetate acetated lead.-ate Suffix used with a stem to form the past participle of regular it -are verbs Suffix forms adjectives having or resembling the specified thing it lobo lobe lobato lobate, having lobes it palmo palm (of the hand) palmato palmate, resembling a palm Derived terms it adjective Suffix m it chemistry a derivative of a specified element or compound; especially a salt or ester of an acid whose name ends in it -ico; -ate it nitrico nitric nitrato nitrate Etymology 2 it abstract noun :inh la:-ātus<id:abstract noun> + it la -ātus abstract noun (fourth declension), from it itc-pro *-tus. Suffix m -ate (abstract noun), -hood, -ship, -y, -cy it sultano<t:sultan> sultanato<t:sultanate> it apprendista apprentice apprendistato apprenticeship it priore prior priorato priorate, office of a prior Derived terms it abstract noun Etymology 3 it -atum :der la:-ātum<id:result> it la -ātum (second declension), from the substantivized neuter singular of perfect passive participles in la -ātus. Suffix m forms the noun denoting the result, product, object, or effect of the action expressed by a verb it risultare risultato it distillare distillato it eiaculare eiaculato References Anagrams it aot tao Latin Pronunciation ātō Etymology 1 Suffix la suffix form -ātō la -ō 2//3 s futr actv imp first conjugation Etymology 2 Suffix la suffix form -ātō la -ātus dat//abl m//n s Portuguese Etymology 1 pt adjective :lbor la:-ātus<id:adjective> + pt la -ātus adjective (second declension), from pt itc-pro *-ātos. These chemistry nouns originated as substantivized perfect passive participles from first conjugation Latin verbs; e.g. the Latin adjective la acētātus in the 18th-century Latin phrase la plumbum acētātum lead acetate acetated lead.-ate pt -ado, which is inherited. Suffix m pt chemistry -ate derivative of a salt or ester of an acid whose name ends in pt -ico pt acetato acetato acetate Etymology 2 pt abstract noun :lbor la:-ātus<id:abstract noun> + pt la -ātus abstract noun (fourth declension), from pt itc-pro *-tus. pt -ado, which is inherited. Suffix m -ate abstract noun, -ship, -cy, -age pt -ado pt sultano sultanato pt órfão orfanato pt estrela estrelato Etymology 3 pt diminutive :inh la-lat:-attus + pt LL. -attus (second declension). Suffix m -ata diminutive suffix pt baleia baleato pt lobo lobato pt novo novato Derived terms pt References Further reading Spanish Etymology 1 es adjective :lbor la:-ātus<id:adjective> + es la -ātus adjective (second declension), from es itc-pro *-ātos. These chemistry nouns originated as substantivized perfect passive participles from first conjugation Latin verbs; e.g. the Latin adjective la acētātus in the 18th-century Latin phrase la plumbum acētātum lead acetate acetated lead.-ate es -ado, which is inherited. Suffix m es chemistry -ate derivative of a salt or ester of an acid whose name ends in es -ico es acetato acetato acetate Etymology 2 es abstract noun :lbor la:-ātus<id:abstract noun> + es la -ātus abstract noun (fourth declension), from es itc-pro *-tus. es -ado, which is inherited. Suffix m -ate abstract noun, -ship, -cy, -age es -ado denotes the office of a noun stem es cardenal (Catholic) cardinal cardenalato cardinalate, office of the cardinal es sultano<t:sultan> sultanato<t:sultanate> es Fujimori surname of the former president of Peru, Alberto Fujimori fujimorato time period when Alberto Fujimori was in office denotes the action from a noun stem es estrella<t:star> estrellato<t:stardom> es asesino assassin asesinato assassination forms an institution from a noun stem es huérfano orphan orfanato orphanage Etymology 3 es diminutive :inh la-lat:-attus + es LL. -attus (second declension). Suffix m + forms diminutives es ballena whale ballenato baby whale es lobo wolf lobato wolfling es mulo mule mulato mulatto es nuevo new novato unexperienced Derived terms es Further reading References Ye'kwana Pronunciation Etymology 1 Alternative forms mch -to -cho allomorphs Suffix mch suffix Forms nouns from adverbs, adverbial verb forms, and postpositions, typically with the sense of ‘one that (is) …’, ‘one that has the quality of …’. Usage notes When attaching to a final vowel mch e, this suffix takes the form mch -ato, with the first vowel replacing the mch e; when attaching to mch i, it takes the form mch -cho; in all other circumstances it takes the form mch -to. Derived terms mch Etymology 2 From mch -a recent/distant past imperfective suffix -to plural verb suffix. Alternative forms mch -kato -yato allomorphs Suffix mch suffix Forms the plural of the recent past imperfective tense when the arguments of the verb are first- or second-person. Usage notes This suffix can cause syllable reduction. The suffix takes the form mch -kato when the preceding syllable is reducible and has an onset of mch k, mch -yato when the preceding syllable ends in mch i, and mch -ato in other contexts. References 138–140, 213–222 -ato 302