-iva

Appendix:Variations of "iva" Esperanto Etymology From eo io -iva, ultimately from eo la -īvus. Suffix eo suffix eo nonstandard neologism capable of, that can (do) eo konfuzi to confuse konfuziva confusing eo produkti to produce produktiva productive eo selekti to select selektiva selective Usage notes Originally intended to be the active counterpart to the passive eo -ebla, -iva remains uncommon in modern use, and the words containing the suffix are often considered standalone roots. Synonyms eo -iga agentive suffix Ido Etymology -ive -if -iv -ivo -и́вный -ivo Suffix a capable of doing, can, able to io instruktar to instruct instruktiva instructive io responsar to be responsible responsiva responsible io sugestar to suggest sugestiva suggestive Derived terms io References 2 743 Italian Etymology it :inh la:-iēbat it la -iēbat. Suffix verb used with a stem to form the third-person singular imperfect of regular it -ire verbs Anagrams it aiv -avi avi vai via Latin Suffix la suffix form -īva la -īvus nom//voc//abl f s ; nom//acc//voc n p Portuguese Suffix pt suffix form f pt -ivo f s Spanish Suffix es suffix form es -ivo