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Appendix:Variations of "le" English Alternative forms en -elen which etymologies? all? Pronunciation en /əl/ /l̩/ Etymology 1 en frequentative :inh enm:-len 1 From en enm -len, enm -elen, from en ang -lian frequentative verbal suffix, from en gmw-pro *-lōn, from en gem-pro *-lōną frequentative verbal suffix. Cognate with fy -elje, nl -elen, de -eln, da -le, nb -le, nn -la, sv -la, is -la. Compare en -er. Suffix en frequentative A frequentative suffix of verbs, indicating repetition or continuousness: en assle assle, en buzzle buzzle, en crackle crackle, en cuddle cuddle, en dazzle dazzle, en draggle draggle, en drawl drawl, en dribble dribble, en drizzle drizzle, en fumble fumble, en gamble gamble, en grapple grapple, en handle handle, en jostle jostle, en kissle kissle, en maddle maddle, en mingle mingle, en nestle nestle, en nuzzle nuzzle, en prattle prattle, en quibble quibble, en ramble ramble, en rattle rattle, en ripple ripple, en scribble scribble, en sile sile, en sizzle sizzle, en sniffle sniffle, en snuggle snuggle, en startle startle, en stopple stopple, en suckle suckle, en tattle tattle, en tickle tickle, en topple topple, en waggle waggle, en whemmle whemmle, en wiggle wiggle, en wrestle wrestle Derived terms en frequentative Translations frequentative suffix Finnish: fi -ella, fi -skella Galician: gl -exar Polish: pl -wać impf Portuguese: pt -ejar Spanish: es -ear Swedish: sv -la Etymology 2 en adjectival :inh enm:-el 1 From en enm -el, enm -le adjectival, from en ang -el, ang -ol, from en gem-pro *-ulaz and gem-pro *-ilaz adjectival adjective suffixes. Cognate with fy -el, nl -el, nds -el, de -el, is -ill. Suffix en adjectival Forming adjectives from verbs with the meaning of "prone to", "tending to", "apt to", "capable of"; compare en -ative: en battle battle, en breakle breakle, en brittle brittle, en fickle fickle, en forgettle forgettle, en little little, en newfangle newfangle, en nimble nimble, en wankle wankle Etymology 3 en diminutive en noun From en enm -el agent suffix agentive, from a combination of two suffixes: en ang -el, ang -il diminutive suffix, from en gem-pro *-ilaz diminutive suffix. en ang -el, ang -ol, enm -ul agent suffix, from en gem-pro *-ilaz agent suffix. Cognate with fy -el, nl -el, nds -el, de -el. Alternative forms en -el Suffix en diminutive suffixes en diminutive Forming diminutives from other nouns. en suffixes -cule -ee<id:diminutive> -el -et -ette -icle -ie -kin -let -ling -ole -ule -y prefixes mini- micro- nano- en dump dimple en dung dingle en hatch hatchel en hose hosel en howf hovel en gome gomeral en corn kernel en new newel en nose nozzle en puck puckle en turd treddle Forming agent nouns from verbs: en beadle beadle, en beetle beetle, en bridle bridle, en bundle bundle, en cripple cripple, en fettle fettle, en girdle girdle, en ladle ladle, en losel losel, en runnel runnel, en shovel shovel, en spindle spindle, en spittle spittle, en steeple steeple, en stile stile, en stopple stopple, en thimble thimble, en tool tool, en towel towel, en trundle trundle Derived terms en diminutive en dottle en piffle Derived terms Terms unsorted by etymology: en Anagrams en el -el EL El el en unproductive suffixes Basque Alternative forms eu -tzaile see usage notes Suffix eu suffix Forms agent noun from verbs. eu ikasi study ikasle student Usage notes It is used with verbs ending in -i preceded by a sibilant or -r(r)- and verbs ending in -n. If the sibilant is an affricate, it is reduced to a fricative. eu idatzi write idazle writer eu irakatsi teach irakasle teacher eu irakurri read irakurle reader eu egin do, make egile maker For other verbs the alternative form eu -tzaile is used. Derived terms eu Cimbrian Etymology From a reduced form of cim gmh -līn. Compare yi ־ל. Suffix cim suffix diminutive suffixes forms diminutives Derived terms cim Finnish Etymology 1 fi diminutive fi -la -l(a) diminutive -e Pronunciation * Suffix nounfi diminutive suffixes Forms diminutive nouns. Declension -l a -l ä Derived terms fi diminutive References Etymology 2 See the main entry. Pronunciation * Suffix noun adjective fi dialectal fi -lle fi Kertomuksia Suomen Historiasta J. Krohn 1878 9789525774023 Keisarilainen sotawoima riensi kaupungile awuksi ja ankara tappelu syttyi sen likellä. The imperial military came in haste to aid the town, and violent combat erupted near it. fi Kreisland Rosa Liksom 1996 9789510360163 Siinä nirppanokkanen kotifrouva istu kiitävässä avoautossa ja sano J. Edgar Hooverin näkselle miehele: »Tämä on unta.» There sat a stuck up housewife in a dashing convertible and said to a man that looked like J. Edgar Hoover: "This is a dream." German Etymology From de gmh -elīn, gmh -līn, from de goh -ilī, goh -ilīn. Pronunciation de [lə] de LL-Q188 (deu)-Frank C. Müller--le.wav de De--le.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix de noun-forming suffixes suffix diminutive suffixes de chiefly dialectal suffix used to create a diminutive form; e.g., Haus → Häusle Derived terms de Brünnele Häusle Kätzle Krämle Ländle Mädle Säckle Späßle Spätzle<g:p> See also de -i de -chen de -lein Ingrian Pronunciation -l'e Particle izh particle clitics izh -lee Italian Pronoun it pronoun it enclitic it le it dare to give → it darsi darle to give them; to give for her it vendere to sell → it vendersi venderle to sell them; to sell to her it servire to serve → it servirsi servirle to serve them; to serve to her it Old Italian only in -gliele it lo//la//li//le 2 8 se monsignor lo revolesse del tuo amore alcun piacere, negherestigliele tu? Usage notes Appended to present active infinitive verb forms to derive accusative forms when the object is third plural feminine person and the dative form when the object is third singular feminine person. The final -e of the original infinitive is removed : it -are → it -arle it -ere → it -erle it -ire → it -irle Where the verb ends in -rre, the final re is removed, leaving behind just an -r: it introdurre to introduce → it introdurre introdurle to introduce them; to insert in her In any case, after the suffixation, there is only a single r and no vowels immediately before -le. In older Italian, by assimilation, the m preceding the ⟨l⟩ of the enclitic may become dental (m → n) in the apocopic first person plural: lasciam(o)le → lascianle. Compare it sommi contraction. Anagrams it el el Latin Suffix la suffix form la -lus voc m s Malay Pronunciation Suffix ms colloquial ms -lah ms 31-7-2024 IkanBaracudda 1818660506259144725 https://archive.ph/HkRiO#selection-523.0-523.94 7-2-2026 Benda jadi kes mahkamah dik. Biarle mahkamah buat keje, takkan nak suh menteri jadi hakim plk. The thing is it becomes a court case, kid. Let the court do its job, you don't want to ask the ministers to be the judge, do you? Middle English Etymology 1 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -el adjectival suffix adjectival Etymology 2 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -el agentive suffix agentive Etymology 3 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -el diminutive suffix diminutive Etymology 4 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ly adjectival adjectival suffix Etymology 5 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ly adverbial adverbial suffix Mwan Suffix moa suffix nominalising suffix Old English Pronunciation -le Suffix ang suffix form ang -el dat sg Romanian Pronunciation ro /le/ Etymology 1 ro la -a -ae first-declension ending, with intrusive l. Suffix ro suffix ro in the plural -s ro feminine/neuter Usage notes This form of the plural is indefinite, and used for feminine nouns in the nominative/accusative and genitive/dative cases which end in a stressed vowel, or is monosyllabic: zile, from zi, fem. basmale, from basma, fem. cafele, from cafe, fem. Alternative forms ro -e Etymology 2 ro :inh la:ille + 1 Suffix ro suffix ro variant -l: the definite article Usage notes This form of the definite article is used for both masculine and neuter singular nouns in the nominative and accusative cases which end in -e, whom earlier in Latin were third declension nouns: ro fratele, from ro frate, from ro la frāter frātrem, masc. ro numele, from ro nume, from ro la nōmen, neut. ro muntele, from ro munte, from ro la mōns mōntem, masc. Etymology 3 ro la illae, nominative feminine plural of la ille. Suffix ro suffix definite article the ro feminine/neuter plural, nominative and accusative Usage notes This form of the definite article is used for both feminine and neuter plural nouns in the nominative and accusative cases amintirile, from amintiri, fem. visurile, from visuri, neut. Note that this suffix is also added to indefinite feminine plurals in ro -le: zilele, from zile, fem. basmalele, from basmale, fem. cafelele, from cafele, fem. The suffix is also used with feminine plural adjectives in the nominative and accusative cases to make the articulated definite form, often for emphasis, and it is used before the noun it modifies: caldele plăcinte, from plăcintele calde (both meaning, "the warm pies") Related terms ro 0 -l<qq:masculine/neuter singular nominative and accusative> -a<qq:feminine singular nominative and accusative> -i<qq:masculine/neuter plural nominative and accusative> -lui<qq:masculine/neuter singular genitive and dative> -ei<qq:feminine singular genitive and dative> -lor<qq:plural genitive and dative> Scots Pronunciation sco [ʌl] [əl] [l] Etymology 1 From sco enm -el, enm -le, from sco ang -el, ang -ol adjective suffix, from sco gem-pro *-ulaz adjective suffix. Suffix sco suffix used for forming adjectives signifying 'having a tendency to' or 'able to'; e.g. sco forgettle, sco smittle, sco fodgle Etymology 2 Suffix sco suffix a contracted form of sco full; e.g. sco cairtle cartful, cart-load, sco cogle bowlful Etymology 3 sco frequentative :inh enm:-elen<id:frequentative> 1 From sco enm -elen, enm -len, enm -lien, from sco ang -lian frequentative verbal suffix, from sco gem-pro *-lōną frequentative verbal suffix. Suffix sco suffix diminutive suffixes frequentative or diminutive suffix, added to verbs forms adverbs implying direction towards Spanish Pronunciation Suffix es suffix Used in interjections. es concha cónchale Derived terms es Swabian Etymology From a reduced form of swg gmh -līn. Compare yi ־ל. Suffix swg suffix n Used to form diminutives. Turkish Etymology 1 tr :inh trk-pro:*-le verbalizer tr trk-pro *-le suffix forming denominal verbs. Possibly related to xgn-pro *-le and tuw-pro *-le. Pronunciation tr /ˈle/ Suffix la le tr suffix form Suffix appended to nouns to derive verbs with various meanings. tr alkış la alkışlamak applause to applaud tr temiz temizlemek clean to clean Derived terms tr verb Etymology 2 tr :from ile with From tr ile. Pronunciation tr /le/ Suffix la le y tr suffix form inflectional with, shortened form of tr ile annemle okula gidiyorum I am going to school with my mother by, shortened form of tr ile Okula otobüsle gidiyorum I am going to school by bus Usage notes If it's added to a proper noun, it must be used with an apostrophe. Zafer'le - with Zafer. Emre'yle'' - with Emre. Unlike most Turkish suffixes, this suffix is always unstressed; the stress in the combined word remains where it was in the word before suffixing. Derived terms tr