-ís

Appendix:Variations of "is" Catalan Etymology 1 ca la -īcius long. Compare es -izo, it -iccio. ca -ici, a learned borrowing. Suffix -issa forms adjectives from nouns and other adjectives usually denoting likeness; -ish, -y ca -enc -ós ca blau blue blavís bluish ca malalt sickness malaltís sickly Derived terms ca Etymology 2 From la -īvistis, formed from the second person plural perfect indicative ending la -istis merged with the perfect infix -īv. Suffix ca suffix Used to form the second person plural preterite of ca -ir third-conjugation verbs. Usage notes This ending fell out of use, being replaced by the analogical ca -íreu. Spanish Etymology es :inh la:-ītis + 1 Suffix es suffix form -ir Usage notes This ending corresponds to *voseo*, used in Rioplatense and Central American Spanish. Regarding the subjunctive, Rioplatense Spanish prefers to use the subjunctive forms morphologically associated with the *tú* form, even when the subject is *vos*. It also corresponds to the *vosotros* pronoun, used mainly in Spain and considered archaic in Latin America. See also es -ás es -és See also es -áis es -éis