-isti

isti istí īsti Isti исти Finnish Etymology Ultimately from fi grc -ιστής. Pronunciation When this suffix is preceded by a vowel, it usually causes a syllable break so that the i does not become part of a diphthong. Suffix noun fi usually in loanwords -ist forms names of occupations from some nouns fi viulu violin viulisti violinist fi alttoviulu altto(viulu) viola altisti violist fi usually in loanwords -ist supporter of an idea fi rasisti racist fi kommunisti communist Declension -ist a -ist ä Derived terms fi Anagrams fi iist isit Icelandic Etymology is grc -ιστής and is la -ista. Influenced by cognates in other European languages. Suffix @@ -ist Declension m Italian Etymology 1 From it la -īvisti (via la -īsti).it Patota Giuseppe Lineamenti di grammatica storica dell'italiano 2002 il Mulino Bologna 88-15-08638-2 145 Example: Italian it finisti, from Latin la finivisti. Suffix verb used with a stem to form the second-person past historic of regular it -ire verbs Etymology 2 Alternative forms it -iste after feminine nouns Suffix noun m-p it -ista after masculine nouns References Anagrams it iist siti tisi Latin Etymology From a probable Proto-Italic -istai, likely formed from merging the Proto-Indo-European second person singular aorist ending th₂e with an aorist stem -s-. Suffix la suffix la not sure if we do these Used for the second person present perfect singular form of any regular verb. Derived terms la -āvistī la -uistī la -īvistī