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Appendix:Variations of "azo"
Galician
Etymology
From gl roa-opt -aço, from gl la -āceus; cognate with pt -aço and es -azo.
Pronunciation
gl [ˈaθʊ] [ˈasʊ] western
Suffix
m +gl augmentative suffixes
Forming nouns denoting belonging, relation, resemblance or containment of the thing suffixed
gl anga handle; prong angazo rake
gl baga grape bagazo pomace
gl pedra stone pedrazo hail, hailstone
Forming augmentatives; words expressing greatness or size
gl espiña spine espiñazo spinebone
Forming words expressing a hit or strike
gl frecha arrow frechazo arrow shot
gl moca club mocazo punch, blow
Derived terms
gl
Potawatomi
Etymology
pot alg-pro *-eso.
Pronunciation
Suffix
pot suffix an pot intransitive 1
to undergo (an action)
pot -nka -nkazo
pot zhe- -nkazo zhe-<joiner:or> -nka zhenkazo
Derived terms
pot -nkazo
pot zhenkazo
See also
pot -adé
Spanish
Etymology
es :inh la:-āceus + 1 Compare gl -azo and pt -aço.
Pronunciation
Suffix
m +
forms augmentatives, i.e. words expressing greatness or size
es plan plan planazo planazo great plan
es gato cat gatazo gatazo large cat
es cuerpo body cuerpazo cuerpazo sexy body
es gol goal golazo scorcher
forms words expressing a hit or strike
es puño fist puñetazo puñetazo punch, a hit with the fist
es cabeza head cabezazo cabezazo headbutt, a hit with the head
es pistola pistol pistoletazo pistoletazo gunshot
forms words expressing suddenness or brevity
es teléfono telephone telefonazo telefonazo a sudden ring of the telephone
es ducha shower duchazo duchazo a quick shower
es sable sabre sablazo sablazo rip-off, overcharge
es lag lag lagazo lagazo lag, lagging
Derived terms
es
Further reading
es augmentative suffixes pejorative suffixes