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ISSA Issa issa issā Catalan Etymology ca :inh la:-īcius<alt:-īcia><id:long> ca la -īcius<alt:-īcia>. Pronunciation ca isa 2 ca -is sa Suffix f ca -ís forms nouns from other nouns ca hortal<t:walled garden> hortalissa<t:vegetable> ca rave<t:radish> ravenissa<t:wild radish> forms nouns from past participles ca mesclat<t:jumbled> mescladissa<t:hodgepodge> ca volat<t:flown> voladissa<t:flock> Derived terms ca Ingrian Etymology 1 Suppletive: In most forms, from izh urj-fin-pro *-t'ak *-t'ak (*-de-) reflexive verb suffix. Forms containing -s- (except in the past tense) are analogically leveled from the past tense. The third-person singular endings derive from the paradigm of izh -ta -ita. The lengthening of the initial -i- in many verbs is a generalisation of the verbs whose stem originally ended in -i. Pronunciation Suffix -issä izh reflexive Forms reflexive verbs. izh näyttää to show näyttiissä to appear Conjugation -Vissa -Vssa Derived terms izh reflexive Etymology 2 From izh urj-fin-pro *-istak. Cognates include fi -ista and et -isema -iseda. Pronunciation Suffix -issä izh frequentative Forms frequentative verbs. izh rangata to bother rangaissa to punish Conjugation Derived terms izh frequentative References Inkeroismurteiden refleksiivitaivutuksen kysymyksiä T. Lehtinen Virittäjä 82 3 1978 Latin Etymology la -issa :bor grc:-ισσα + 1 Pronunciation yes Suffix -issa<1> la Late Latin Used to form feminine forms of masculine nouns. Declension -issa<1> Derived terms la la archimandritissa (from la archimandrita) la sacerdōtissa (from la sacerdōs) Descendants rup -easã ca -essa it -essa fro -esse pt -esa ro -easă -esă scn -issa es -esa sq -eshë 1 cel-bry-pro *-es 1 br -ez kw -es wlm -es cy -es Sicilian Etymology Borrowed from scn la -issa, or from scn grc -ισσα. Pronunciation scn /ˈi.sːa/ Standard Suffix scn suffix Used to form feminine forms of masculine nouns. Derived terms scn prufissurissa (from scn prufissuri) scn dutturissa (from scn dutturi)