-ismus

English Etymology en 1 * :ubor la:-ismus<id:-ism> en -ism. Suffix en -ism. Most common in the function of denoting conditions, particularly spasmodic ones (also spasms caused by such a condition). en spasm<q:in compounds> Derived terms en Alemannic German Etymology gsw :lbor la:-ismus<id:-ism> gsw la -ismus -ism, from gsw grc -ῐσμός abstract noun. Suffix gsw suffix gsw -ism Derived terms gsw Czech Etymology cs 1 2 :lbor la:-ismus<id:-ism> Pronunciation cs ɪzmus 2 cs -is mus Suffix m-in -ism Declension m.foreign Derived terms cs Further reading -ismus/-izmus German de: Etymology de :lbor la:-ismus<id:-ism> de la -ismus -ism, from de grc -ῐσμός abstract noun. Pronunciation de /-ˈɪs.mʊs/ de LL-Q188 (deu)-Frank C. Müller--ismus.wav de De--ismus.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de ɪsmʊs 2 de -is mus Suffix m -ism Declension m Derived terms de See also de -ist Further reading Latin Alternative forms la -isma Etymology la -ism 1 1 * :bor grc:-ῐσμός<id:abstract noun>, a suffix that forms abstract nouns of practice or teaching (doctrine), which itself is from the stem of verbs in grc -ίζω. Pronunciation -ismus la -is mus Suffix -ismus<2> en -ism; Suffixed to nouns or verbs to forms masculine abstract nouns of practice (action or incidence), result, teaching (doctrine or philosophy), or status (state or condition) related to the thing or action so suffixed Declension -ismus<2> Derived terms la Descendants it -ismo gsw -ismus 1 1 ast -ismu 1 cs -ismus 1 1 nl -isme 1 en -ismus 1 fo -isma 1 fr -isme 1 gl -ismo 1 de -ismus 1 1 hu -izmus 1 pt -ismo 1 1 ro -ism 1 sk -izmus 1 es -ismo 1 1 ota ـیزم -izm 1 tr -izm Low German Etymology nds :lbor la:-ismus<id:-ism> nds la -ismus -ism, from nds grc -ῐσμός abstract noun. Suffix nds suffix nds -ism Derived terms nds Luxembourgish Etymology lb :lbor la:-ismus<id:-ism> lb la -ismus -ism, from lb grc -ῐσμός abstract noun. Pronunciation lb /ˈis.mus/ [ˈiz.mus] lb ismus 2 lb -is mus Suffix lb suffix m lb -ism Derived terms lb