-edig

Welsh Alternative forms cy -iedig Etymology From cy cel-bry-pro *-ẹdig, from cy cel-pro *-atīkos, probably from a combination of cy ine-pro *-eh₂tos *-eh₂t- + ine-pro *-kos. Cognate with kw -esik and more distantly la -āticus. Pronunciation cy /ˈɛdɪɡ/ cy-N cy /ˈeːdɪɡ/ /ˈɛdɪɡ/ cy-S cy ɛdɪɡ Suffix cy suffix adjective-forming suffixes adjectival suffix forming deverbal adjectives -ed cy amgáu to enclose amgaeedig enclosed cy cysegru to consecrate cysegredig consecrated cy ysgrifennu to write ysgrifenedig written adjectival suffix indicating having characteristics of the root cy caru to love caredig kind cy nodi to note nodedig notable, noteworthy cy troi to turn troëdig turning, twisting, perverted Usage notes -edig does not form a past participle, which does not exist in Welsh. Words formed with -edig are much rarer than past participles are in English and are solely adjectival. In some cases, a variant with the suffix cy -iedig exists: cy trefnedig/cy trefniedig, cy taledig/cy taliedig, cy cysylltedig/cy cysylltiedig. Derived terms cy References