-uma

Appendix:Variations of "uma" Esperanto eo :af -um- -a Pronunciation uma Suffix eo suffix See eo -um- Estonian Etymology From et urj-fin-pro *-udak, from et urj-pro *-w-. Cognate with fi -ua. Verb 1 -uda Derives various verbs. Inflection -u Derived terms et Finnish Etymology Either from fi -ua -ma nominal or extracted from such instances. In some cases, also a contraction of fi -utuma, from fi -utua + fi -ma nominal. Suffix noun ymä Variant of fi -ma; forms passive action/result nouns from verbs and sometimes nouns. Declension -um a Derived terms fi Anagrams fi amu mau mua Gothic Romanization got -𐌿𐌼𐌰 Old English Alternative forms ang -ema -ma ang -mest when combined with additional superlative endings Etymology From ang gem-pro *-umô. Pronunciation -uma Suffix ang suf used to form the superlative of Old English adjectives ang meduma midway in size, midmost ang hindema hindmost, last ang forma first, earliest used in combination with other superlative endings ang furmesta foremost ang æftemest aftermost ang ēastemest easternmost Derived terms ang Descendants en -most from ang -mest