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-engo
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engo eNGO ENGO -engo
Italian
Suffix
m
it -ingo
Derived terms
it -engo
Anagrams
it egno -geno geno geno- nego negò ogne
Portuguese
Etymology
Ultimately from pt gem-pro *-ingaz.
Suffix
m +
pt sometimes pejorative pertaining to, having relation with or qualities of
pt mulher<t:woman> mulherengo<t:womanizer>
pt judeu<t:Jewish> judengo<t:Jewish><qq:derogatory>
pt monstro<t:monster> monstrengo<t:monstruous; vagabond>
Further reading
Spanish
Etymology
Compare de -ing.
Suffix
m
Forms adjectives indicating belonging to a noun.
es real royal realengo royal; of the Crown
Forms nouns indicating belonging to a noun.
es abuelo grandfather abolengo ancestry; lineage
Derived terms
es
Further reading