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tion tìơn
English
en
Alternative forms
en -ion (as in en complexion)
en -ation
en -sion
en -ition (as in en definition)
en ⠰⠝
Etymology
From rebracketed en enm -cioun, rebracketed borrowing of en fro -tion, fro -cion, borrowed from the stem of en la -tiō. The en enm -cioun became en -tion in Modern English under the influence of the frm -tion and original Latin spellings. Always en -ate or t-final/te-final base + en -ion.
Pronunciation
en /-ʃən/ after a preceding “s” /-tʃən/
en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--tion.wav Southern England
Suffix
~ s
en non-productive Used to form nouns meaning "the action of (a verb)" or "the result of (a verb)". Words ending in this suffix are almost always derived from a similar Latin word; a few (e.g. gumption) are not derived from Latin and are unrelated to any verb. More often, en -ation is used.
en ignore ignortion
en scrimp scrimption
Derived terms
en
Related terms
en -ion
en -ation
en -isation/-ization
Descendants
ms -syen -sen 1 proscribed
Translations
producing a noun meaning the action or effect of a verb
Abkhaz: ab -циа
Afrikaans: af -sie
Aragonese: an -ción f
Armenian: hy -ություն, hy -ցիա
Aromanian: rup -tsie f
Azerbaijani: az -siya, az -ţiya South Azerbaijani, az -mə, az -ləşmə
Basque: eu -zio
Belarusian: be -цыя
Bulgarian: bg -ция
Catalan: ca -ció f (always forms a feminine noun)
Crimean Tatar: crh -tsiya
Czech: cs -ce
Danish: da -tion c
Dutch: nl -ing Germanic, nl -tie Romanic
Esperanto: eo -ado
Estonian: et -tsioon
Faroese: fo -sjón f
Finnish: fi -minen, fi -tio
French: fr -tion
Frisian:
West Frisian: fy -sje
Gagauz: gag -ţiya
Galician: gl -ción f, gl -ção, gl -çom reintegrationist
Georgian: ka -ცია
German: de -ung f Germanic, de -tion f Latin; Romanic
Greenlandic: kl -neq
Haitian Creole: ht -syon
Hebrew: he -ציה f tsya
Hindi: hi -शन used for borrowed words, like in "स्टेशन", etc.
Hungarian: hu -ció
Indonesian: id -si
Italian: it -zione unless previous letter was "s", when "z" becomes "t", like in "digestione", "questione", etc.
Japanese: ja -化 -か, -ka, ja -ション -shon used for certain borrowed words, like in "コミュニケーション", etc.
Kazakh: kk -ция
Khmer: km ការ
Korean: ko -션 used for borrowed words, like in "커뮤니케이션", etc.
Kyrgyz: ky -ция
Ladino: lad -syon
Lai: cnh -nak cnh -cio
Latgalian: ltg -ceja
Latin: la -tiō f
Latvian: lv -cija
Lithuanian: lt -cija f
Luxembourgish: lb -tioun f
Macedonian: mk -ција
Malay: ms -si, ms -syen, ms -sen, ms peng--an, ms per--an
Maltese: mt -zzjoni f
Norwegian: no -sjon m
Occitan: oc -cion f
Old English: ang -ing f
Polish: pl -cja f
Portuguese: pt -ção unless previous letter was "s", when "ç" becomes "t", like in "digestão", "questão", etc.
Romanian: ro -ție, ro -țiune unless previous letter was "s", when "ț" becomes "t", like in "digestie", "chestiune", etc., ro -ciune
Romansh: rm -ziun m, rm -schun m
Russian: ru -ция
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: sh -ција
Latin: sh -cija
Slovak: sk -cia f
Slovene: sl -cija
Spanish: es -ción unless previous letter was "s", when "c" becomes "t", like in "digestión", "cuestión", etc.; es -xión (for few specific cases)
Swedish: sv -tion c, sv -ing c
Tagalog: tl -siyon used for borrowed words, like in "edukasiyon", etc., tl -syon, tl -asyon
Tajik: tg -тсия
Thai: th การ, th ความ
Turkish: tr -syon, tr -siyon
Turkmen: tk -siýa
Ukrainian: uk -ння, uk -ція
Urdu: ur -شَن used for borrowed words, like in "اسٹیشن", etc.
Uzbek: uz -tsiya
Yiddish: yi ־ונג f, yi -ציע f
See also
en -al
en -ing
en -ure
Further reading
-ion
-tion
Anagrams
en inot -toin INTO Toni into noit oint on it
en unproductive suffixes
Alemannic German
Etymology
gsw :der la:-tiō
Ultimately from gsw la -tiō. Cognate with de -tion.
Suffix
gsw suffix f plural -tione
en -tion nominalizer
Derived terms
gsw
gsw noun-forming suffixes
Danish
Alternative forms
da -sion (as in da eksplosion)
da -ssion
Etymology
From da fr -tion, from the stem of da la -tiō.
Pronunciation
da [-ˈɕoˀːn]
Suffix
da suffix
used to form nouns that denote an action or a process.
The result of the aforementioned.
Declension
en er
Derived terms
da
References
French
fr :der -ation
Pronunciation
sion
(if previous letter is "s", as in "fr digestion", "fr question", "fr combustion", etc.)
fr ɔ̃ 1
Suffix
f ~
fr -ation: Used to indicate action, condition, result or effect; en -tion
Descendants
no - 1 nb -sjon
ota ـسیون -syon, -siyon 1
tr -syon -siyon
German
Alternative forms
de -ation different (surface) analysis
Etymology
de :der la:-tiō
From de la -tiō.
de
Pronunciation
de /-ˈtsi̯oːn/ [-ˈt͡sjoːn] [-t͡siˈoːn]
The pronunciation with a syllabic [i] is virtually obsolete, thus one may simply transcribe /-ˈtsjoːn/.
de LL-Q188 (deu)-Frank C. Müller--tion.wav
de De--tion.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Suffix
de suffix noun-forming suffixes f genitive -tion plural -tionen
en -tion
Derived terms
de
Related terms
de -ion
de Aktion
de Kommunikation
Further reading
_ation -ation, _ion -ion, _ation__ierung -ation/-ierung (doesn't have -tion, -ition)
-ation (doesn't have -tion, -ion, -ition)
Swedish
Pronunciation
sv /-ˈɧuːn/
sv -sion
Suffix
sv suffix c
en -tion; making nouns. See also sv -else, sv -ing and sv -ning.
Derived terms
sv