-ema

Appendix:Variations of "ema" Catalan Etymology ca fonema. Pronunciation ë é Suffix m ca linguistics -eme Derived terms ca -ema Further reading Esperanto Etymology eo :bor fr:aimer<ref:5 155 !!! ema> + 1 ami Pronunciation ema Suffix eo suffix shows an inclination toward, a penchant for eo babili to chatter babilema talkative Derived terms eo References 1 Ido Etymology -ema. Pronunciation Suffix a indicates an inclination or tendency toward; usually added to verbal roots io parolar talk parolema talkative io rezistar resist rezistema resistant Derived terms io Italian Etymology it fonema. Pronunciation -èma Suffix m it linguistics -eme Derived terms it -ema Further reading ema -ema Old English Suffix ang suffix ang -uma Slovene Alternative forms sl -oma Etymology From sl sla-pro *-omь or sl sla-pro *-ъmь. Suffix sl suffix sl unproductive Denominal, forms adverbs depicting manner or way from nouns. See -oma for a variant. sl kaplja droplet → sl kapljema with a drop sl slutnja hunch → sl slutnjema with a hunch sl trušč uproar → sl truščema with an uproar sl križ cross → sl križema with a cross Spanish Suffix m -em es linguistics -eme Derived terms es Further reading