-alia

alia Alia alía aliá English Etymology 1 From the noun en paraphernalia. Suffix Objects associated with a particular thing. en kitchenalia objects typically found or used in a kitchen Etymology 2 From en la -ālia. Suffix en occurs in loanwords from Latin Appears in the names of Roman festivals. See also en Interlingua Etymology Borrowed from ia la -ālia. Pronunciation ia /ˈalia/ /ˈalja/ Suffix n forms nouns from nouns, denoting a worthless collection ia ferro iron ferralia scrap iron ia papiro paper papiralia waste/old/heaps of paper(s) Derived terms ia References Latin Pronunciation -ālia yes Etymology 1 la noun-forming suffix :from la:-ālis<id:adjectivizing suffix> A substantivisation of the neuter plural forms of the Classical Latin suffix la -ālis. Suffix -ālia<3.pl> forming names of religious festivals Declension -ālia<3.pl> -ālium/-āliōrum Derived terms la Etymology 2 Regularly declined forms of la -ālis. Suffix la suffix form -ālia la -ālis nom//acc//voc n p Polish Etymology pl collective :lbor la:-ālia<id:noun-forming suffix> 1 1 Pronunciation Suffix nv-p forms collective nouns pl generalny generalia Declension pl -alium Derived terms pl