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Appendix:Variations of "o" Catalan Etymology ca :inh la:-ō<id:noun> ca la -ō<id:noun>. Pronunciation ca o 1 Suffix m ca diminutive suffixes forms diminutives of nouns ca castell castel Castelló city in Valencia ca mitja stocking mitjó sock Suffix forms diminutives of adjectives ca petit petitó ca malalt malaltó Galician Etymology From gl roa-opt -oo, from gl la -olus, and extension of la -lus. Cognate with es -uelo. Pronunciation gl [ˈɔ] Suffix mgl diminutive suffixes gl archaic forms a diminutive or related noun, usually from masculine nouns gl -elo -iño -olo gl faceira cheek faceiró pillow Derived terms From gl. Related terms gl -oa gl -olo Hungarian Pronunciation Etymology 1 hu -ing suffix hu Suffix hu suffix hu participlehu present-participle suffix -ing added to a verb to form the present participle hu olvas to read olvasó reading hu Hol van az olvasószemüvegem? Where are my reading glasses? Usage notes Etymology 2 hu Suffix hu suffix diminutive suffixes hu diminutive hu diminutive suffix Added to a shortened form of a noun to derive a diminutive noun. hu Katalin Catherine → hu Kató Cathy Usage notes diminutive suffix Variants: hu -ó is added to back-vowel verbs hu -ő is added to front-vowel verbs Derived terms hu noun See also :Category:Hungarian present participles Appendix:Hungarian suffixes Icelandic Etymology Likely influenced by ending of loanwords such as e.g. is limbó, is lottó, is lúdó, is póló (all names of games), as well as shortened words such as is bíó (from Danish da bio, a clipping of da biograf), which already had is -ó- (da -o-) in them before being shortened. Perhaps derived from is en -o#Etymology_1 -o. Also compare sv -o of similar character. is Needs more on different semantic categories and parts of speech, e.g. proper names and adjectives; a timeline of developments would also be nice Pronunciation Suffix is suffix n is informal a suffix used to create colloquial shortenings, usually consisting of the first syllable of the word + is -ó (these can be nouns, adjectives, and, more rarely, adverbs) Derived terms is nouns is ammó (from afmæli) is fíknó (from fíkniefnadeild lögreglunnar) is gaggó (from gagnfræðaskóli) is Hafró (from Hafrannsóknarstofnun) is hammó (from hamingja) is kæró (from kærasti, kærasta) is Kvennó (from Kvennaskólinn) is kýló (from kýlubolti) is leyndó (from leyndarmál) is mömmó (from mömmuleikur) is sleikjó (from sleikipinni) is strætó (from strætisvagn) is tengdó (from tengda- in tengdamóðir, tengdaforeldri, tengdafólk, etc.) is tíkó (from tíkarspenar) is trúnó is tyggjó (from tyggigúmmi) adjectives is abbó (from afbrýðisamur) is dónó (from dónalegur) is halló (from hallærislegur) is huggó (from huggulegur) is kammó (from da kammerat mate) is lummó (from lummulegur) is púkó (from púkalegur) is rómó (from rómantískur) is samfó (from samferða) is sæmó (from sæmilegur) is vandró (from vandræðalegt) is ömó (from ömurlegur) adverbs is sömó (from sömuleiðis) is ógó (from ógeðslega) interjections is bæjó (from bæ) Slovincian Etymology zlw-slv adjectival :inh sla-pro:*-ovъ + + Pronunciation - - Suffix zlw-slv suffix possessive suffixes forms possessive adjectives from nouns zlw-slv -yn Derived terms zlw-slv Further reading 204 zlw-slv adjective-forming suffixes Spanish Etymology From es la-vul *-āut, from es la -āvit. Compare gl,pt -ou. Pronunciation Suffix es suffix form a suffix indicating the third-person singular indicative preterite of a verb in es -ar