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-fagia
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-fagią
Finnish
Etymology
fi, ultimately from fi grc -φαγία.
Suffix
noun
fi in loanwords -phagy
Declension
-fagi a
Derived terms
fi
Anagrams
fi aafgi faagi
Italian
Etymology
it, ultimately from it grc -φαγία.
Pronunciation
^ì
Suffix
f -fagie
-phagy
Derived terms
it
Related terms
it -fago
Polish
Etymology
pl -phagy :der grc:-φαγία<id:eating> 1
pl grc -φαγία.
Pronunciation
LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf--fagia.wav
Suffix
pl suffix f
-phagy
pl antropo- antropofagia
Declension
s
Derived terms
pl
See also
pl -fag
Further reading
Portuguese
Etymology
pt la -phagia, from pt grc -φαγία, combining form of grc φαγεῖν to eat, infinitive aorist of grc ἐσθίω to eat.
Pronunciation
Suffix
f
-phagy the consumption of
Derived terms
pt
Further reading
Spanish
Etymology
From es la -phagia, from es grc -φαγία, combining form of grc φαγεῖν to eat, infinitive aorist of grc ἐσθίω to eat.
Pronunciation
Suffix
f
-phagy
Derived terms
es
Related terms
es -fago
Further reading