-inda

Appendix:Variations of "inda" English Etymology Latinized form of en gem name suffix de -lind, de -linde tender, soft, such as de Sieglinde and de Dietlinde, from en gem-pro *linþiz gentle, mild (en lithe). Found in names such as goh Irmilinda and odt Frithelind. See en lind, en Linda. Suffix A component of some female given names. Usage notes Not very productive. Often but not always used when base contains 'l', as in original form. Derived terms en Related terms en lind Linda linden lithe Anagrams en adin Dina Andi Nadi NAID Dain iDNA naid Dani Adin IDNA Nida ad in Esperanto Etymology eo :bor<conj:and> la:-andus la:-endus + 1 1, the gerundive suffix of first- and second-conjugation verbs, respectively, with the change to eo i likely influenced by the form of that same suffix in third- and fourth-conjugation verbs.5 161 See la -undus for more. Pronunciation inda Suffix eo suffix worthy of, deserving to be eo laŭdi to praise laŭdinda praiseworthy eo ami to love aminda lovable eo memori to remember memorinda memorable eo kredi to believe kredinda credible eo fidi to trust fidinda dependable, trustworthy eo inda worthy Derived terms eo References 1 Ido Etymology From io eo -inda worthy of. Suffix a worthy of, meriting, deserving to be io blamo blame blaminda blameworthy Derived terms io