-ona

Appendix:Variations of "ona" Catalan Suffix f -óca diminutive suffixes forms diminutives or hypocoristic terms ca Maria Mariona Esperanto Pronunciation ona Suffix eo suffix marks fractions eo kvar four kvarona quarter, fourth eo du two duona half Derived terms eo See also Esperanto terms suffixed with -ono 1 Garo Etymology From grt -o + grt -na. Suffix grt suffix grt inflectional suffix forms the lative case See also grt -ni forms genitive grt -na forms dative grt -chi forms instrumental grt -no forms locative Italian Pronunciation ^ó Suffix f it -one it insalata<t:salad> insalatona<t:salad as main course> Derived terms it Anagrams it ano -ano ano noa Latin Etymology la Pronunciation -ōna -ōna -ōnā -ōnā Suffix -ōna<1> Used to form names or epithets of female deities Declension -ōna<1> Synonyms la -īna, la -ōnia Derived terms la Norwegian Bokmål Alternative forms nb -onene Pronunciation nb /ˈuːna/ /ˈɔna/ nb nb-ona1.ogg nb nb--ona2.ogg nb uːna ɔna nb -on a Suffix nb suffix form definite plural form of -on Polish Pronunciation Suffix pl suffix form pl -ony f nom//voc s Portuguese Pronunciation pt /ˈo.nɐ/ BR Suffix pt suffix f-s pt -ão pt -ão suffix pt organic chemistry -one Derived terms pt Descendants mzs -óna 1 Further reading Spanish Pronunciation Suffix f es -ón suffix es organic chemistry -one Derived terms es Further reading -ón