-dom

Appendix:Variations of "dom" English Etymology 1 en state :inh enm:-dom 1 From en enm -dom, from en ang -dōm -dom: state, condition, power, authority, property, right, office, quality suffix, from en gmw-pro *-dōm, from en gem-pro *-dōmaz. Cognate with sco -dom -dom, frr -dom -dom, fy -dom -dom, nl -dom -dom, nds -dom -dom, de -tum -dom, da -dom -dom da -dømme -dom, sv -dom -dom sv -döme -dom, no -dom -dom, is -dómur -dom, nb -dømme, nn -døme. Same as ang dōm doom, judgment, sentence, condemnation, ordeal, judicial sentence, decree, ordinance, law, custom; justice, equity; direction, ruling, governing, command; might, power, supremacy, majesty, glory, magnificence, splendor, reputation, honor, praise, dignity, authority; state, condition. No relation to en domain or en dominion. More at en doom. Pronunciation en /-dəm/ RP,GA en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--dom.wav Southern England Suffix ~ Forms nouns denoting the condition or state of the root word. en boredom, freedom, martyrdom, stardom Forms nouns denoting the domain or jurisdiction of the root word. en Christendom, fiefdom, Hindudom, Islamdom, kingdom, Saxondom Forms nouns — usually nonce words — denoting the set of all examples of the suffixed word. en catdom, dogdom, furrydom, gothdom, wingdom en 2011-03-19 w:Caitlin Moran The Times It is only the English language that has let the cabbage down – giving it, quite frankly, the ugliest name in all of veg-dom. en 1995 2007 Isabel Fonseca Bury Me Standing Vintage 74 there always seemed to be one outrageous beauty: an angel who would have been forced into indentured topmodeldom had she been found on a Paris bus; or a wavy-lipped, chisel-chinned, almond-eyed boy-warrior out of the Iliad, as beautiful as humans come. en fandom slang Forms nouns denoting the fandom of the suffixed word. Potterdom, stfdom Derived terms en en condition or state apedom birddom boredom crocodiledom fishdom freedom frogdom halidom heirdom mammaldom martyrdom muscledom reptiledom saintdom selfdom sharkdom stardom whoredom wisdom en belonging to a domain or jurisdiction Caesardom Christendom computerdom dukedom earldom fandom fiefdom filmdom Hindudom Islamdom kingdom moviedom gaydom planetdom popedom princedom Saxondom sheikdom tsardom Translations denoting a condition or state Swedish: sv -dom m denoting a domain or jurisdiction Swedish: sv -döme m Etymology 2 en domination :clip dominant 1 From en dom, shortening of variously en domination, en dominance or en dominator. Pronunciation en /-dɒm/ RP en /-dɑm/ GA Suffix ~ en domination en BDSM Forms uncountable nouns denoting a type of domination. en dominator en BDSM Forms countable nouns denoting a type of dominator. Derived terms en domination Anagrams en dmo MOD MoD ODM mod mod. en productive suffixes Danish Etymology From da gmq-oda -dom, from da non -dómr. Suffix da suffix Indicates a condition, situation or period. Indicates a religion, teaching or similar. Declension 1 en e Derived terms da See also da -skab da -hed References da noun-forming suffixes Dutch Etymology From nl dum -dom, from nl odt -duom, from nl gmw-pro *-dōm, from nl gem-pro *-dōmaz. Cognate with en -dom, de -tum.J. de Vries & F. de Tollenaere, "Etymologisch Woordenboek", Uitgeverij Het Spectrum, Utrecht, 1986 (14de druk) Pronunciation nl /dɔm/ nl Nl--dom.ogg Suffix n +-,-en + nl unproductive belonging to a domain or territory nl groothertog<t:grand duke> groothertogdom<t:grand duchy> belonging to a tribe of people nl Jood<t:Jew> jodendom<t:Judaism> Suffix m - - forms nouns with the quality or condition of the adjective stem nl rijk<t:wealthy> rijkdom<t:wealth> Derived terms nl References Low German Alternative forms nds -doom Etymology nds gmw-pro gem-pro 1 From nds gml -dôm, from nds osx -dōm. Cognate with en -dom, nl -dom, de -tum. Pronunciation nds /doːm/ /doʊ̯m/ /dɔʊ̯m/ Suffix nds suffix belonging to a domain or territory (e.g. nds Hartogdom duchy; this sense is no longer productive) quality or condition of the adjective stem (e.g. nds Riekdom less productive than suffixes like nds -heit) Derived terms nds Christendom,Cristendom Egendom Freedom Hartogdom Hilligdom Öllerdom Rikdom,Riekdom Süükdom Wassdom Middle English Alternative forms enm -dam -dame -dome -don -doom -dum Etymology enm :inh ang:-dōm enm ang -dōm, from enm gmw-pro *-dōm, from enm gem-pro *-dōmaz. Pronunciation enm /-doːm/ reduced enm /-dum/ /-dam/137 140 Suffix enm suffix noun-forming suffixes Forming nouns denoting a state, condition, or office; en -dom.-dọ̄m suf MED12339 Forming nouns denoting a condition or quality; en -dom. Derived terms enm Descendants en -dom sco -dom References Norwegian Bokmål Etymology From nb non -dómr. Suffix nb suffix Suffix used to form nouns out of adjectives, meaning the quality, property or condition of the adjective. Derived terms nb References nb noun-forming suffixes Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology From nn non -dómr, from nn gmq-pro *-ᛞᛟᛗᚨᛉ, from nn gem-pro *-dōmaz, from gem-pro *dōmaz judgement, repute. nn dom. Compare is -dómur, fo -dómur, sv -dom, da -dom, nb -dom, en -dom, nl -dom and de -tum. Suffix nn suffix Suffix used to form nouns out of adjectives, meaning the quality, property or condition of the adjective. Derived terms nn See also nn -døme, nn -dømme domain of; -dom References nn noun-forming suffixes Old English Etymology ang :inh gmw-pro:*-dōm From ang gmw-pro *-dōm, from ang gem-pro *-dōmaz. Pronunciation dōm Suffix -dōm m en -dom; forms abstract nouns from adjectives and sometimes nouns ang cristen<t:Christian> cristendōm<t:Christianity> ang ealdor<t:elder> ealdordōm<t:authority> ang frēo<t:free> frēodōm<t:freedom> ang hǣþen<t:pagan> hǣþendōm<t:paganism> Declension -dōm Derived terms ang Descendants enm -dom Old Saxon Etymology From osx dōm state, condition, authority, jurisdiction, from osx gmw-pro *-dōm. Suffix osx suffix -dōm (belonging to a) domain or jurisdiction condition or quality Descendants gml -dôm nds -dom Swedish Etymology From sv non -dómr. Suffix sv suffix c -hood, -ledge, -ness, -dom; making a noun (representing a state) from an adjective or noun sv rik rich rikedom wealth, fortune sv ung young ungdom youth sv barn child barndom childhood Usage notes These nouns don't double the m in definite or plural forms, e.g. rikedomen, ungdomar. This is the same for the noun sv dom judgement, verdict. Derived terms sv See also sv -döme Anagrams sv dmo mod