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Appendix:Variations of "edo" Esperanto Etymology eo :bor mul:-idae 1 From eo mul -idae, modified to avoid homophony with eo -ido. Suffix eo suffix eo zoology member of taxonomic family named after an animal eo bovo head of cattle; eo bovedoj bovids, the Bovidae family eo cervo deer; eo cervedoj cervids, the Cervidae family eo homo human; eo homedoj hominids, the Hominidae family eo leporo rabbit; eo leporedoj leporids, the Leporidae family eo urso bear; eo ursedoj ursids, the Ursidae family Derived terms eo Latin Alternative forms la -īdō Etymology la abstract noun :der ine-pro:*-Hō<id:Hoffmann> suffix See la ine-pro *-Hō. Compare also la -tūdō. Leumann 1977 compares Greek grc ἀλγηδών and argues the suffix developed by rebracketing of formations in la -dō built on verbs with stems ending in la -ē-, such as la torpēdō from la torpeō§ 325 367 (whose ending is derived from the PIE stative suffix ine-pro *-éh₁yeti). Gary Miller 2006 expresses doubt about the overall etymology (including whether it is related to la -ē- verbs), but suggests la -ēdō, la -īdō and la -tūdō share a common element ine-pro *-Hdon- which might go back to earlier ine-pro *-(e)t-h₃onh₂-.Gary Miller D. Latin Suffixal Derivatives in English and Their Indo-European Ancestry 2006 Oxford University Press 41 https://books.google.com/books?id=2hFREAAAQBAJ&pg=PA41 Pronunciation ēdō Suffix -ēdō/-ēdin<3.F> suffixed to the roots of adjectives and verbs, chiefly forms abstract nouns la absūmō to consume + la -ēdō → la absūmēdō consumption la dulcis sweet; kind + la -ēdō → la dulcēdō sweetness; kindness la gravis heavy, grave + la -ēdō → la gravēdō cold in the head la torpeō to be stiff, inert + la -ēdō → la torpēdō stiffness, lethargy; torpedo fish Declension -ēdō/-ēdin<3> Derived terms la Descendants roa-opt -een gl -én References 1 -ēdō 587/1 Portuguese Etymology pt :inh la:-ētum + 1 Pronunciation -êdo Suffix m forms collectives pt árvore tree arvoredo grove Derived terms pt Further reading Spanish Etymology es :inh la:-ētum + 1 Suffix m forms collective nouns, most commonly regarding plants es -eda es haya beech hayedo beech wood Derived terms es Further reading