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-fon
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Appendix:Variations of "fon"
Catalan
Etymology
ca :bor grc:φωνή<t:sound>
ca grc φωνή sound.
Suffix
ca suffix
-phone
-phone, -speaking, -speaker
ca -parlant
Derived terms
ca
Related terms
ca fon
References
Danish
Etymology
From da grc φωνή sound.
Suffix
da suffix
-phone
See also
da
References
Malay
Etymology
ms en -phone or ms nl -foon.
Pronunciation
ms [-fon]
ms -fon
Suffix
ـفون
ms non-productive -phone
ms telefon telephone
ms xilofon xylophone
ms alofon allophone
Derived terms
ms
See also
ms fon
ms unproductive suffixes
Norwegian Bokmål
Etymology
From nb grc φωνή sound.
Suffix
nb suffix
-phone
See also
nb
References
nb noun-forming suffixes
Norwegian Nynorsk
Etymology
From nn grc φωνή sound.
Suffix
nn suffix
-phone
See also
nn
References
nn noun-forming suffixes
Polish
Etymology
pl -phone :der grc:φωνή<id:sound> 1
pl grc φωνή.
Pronunciation
LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf--fon.wav
Suffix
pl suffix m-in
-phone
pl tele- telefon
Declension
Derived terms
pl
See also
pl -fonia, pl fono-, pl głoska
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