-iza

Appendix:Variations of "iza" Chichewa Etymology ny :inh bnt-pro:*-ɪdia ny bnt-pro *-ɪdia. Cognate with sw -iza/sw -eza. Pronunciation iza Suffix ny suffix verb-forming suffixes Suffix that makes verbs transitive. An alternative form of ny -itsa causative suffix. References 173 Gothic Romanization got -𐌹𐌶𐌰 Romanian Etymology ro fr -iser. ro -ez, which was inherited from Latin. Pronunciation ro /iˈza/ Suffix ro suffix -ise/-ize Derived terms ro Related terms ro -ez Spanish Suffix es suffix form f es -izo Derived terms es Swahili Etymology sw :inh bnt-sab-pro:*-izya<alt:*-izya/*-ezya> + y, from sw bnt-pro *-ɪdia. sw -ia<pos:applicative><naf><alt:-i-> -ya<pos:causative>, with the sw -z- coming from regular Bantu spirantization. Nurse & Hinnebusch371 do mention that correspondences of this suffix within the Sabaki languages are not fully regular. In Sabaki, cognate with zdj -iza/zdj -eza and nyf -iza/nyf -eza. Other Bantu cognates include ny -iza. Suffix sw suffix mid vowel harmony variant -eza sw nonproductive suffix used to construct a causative verb with slightly different meaning sw -ya -isha/-esha sw lipa<alt:-lipa><t:to pay> lipiza<alt:-lipiza><t:to settle an account> sw penda<alt:-penda><t:to love> -eza pendeza<alt:-pendeza><t:to be pleasing> Derived terms sw Swahili causative verbs References