-olo

Appendix:Variations of "olo" Italian Etymology 1 it diminutive :inh la:-olus it la -olus. Pronunciation -òlo Note: terms formed with this suffix are invariably stressed on the penultimate. Suffix m + + +it diminutive suffixes it diminutiveused to form a diminutive of a masculine noun, indicating small size or youth it figlio son figliolo figliolo sonny it quercia oak querciolo querciolo young oak Derived terms it diminutive Suffix used to form an adjective expressing derivation from a root noun it campagna countryside campagnolo campagnolo rural it montagna mountain montagnolo montagnolo highlander used to form demonyms it Spagna Spain spagnolo spagnolo Spanish Etymology 2 it :inh la:-ulus small it la -ulus. Compare adjectives it piccolo and it ridicolo. Pronunciation [ȯl] Note: terms formed with this suffix are invariably stressed on the antepenultimate. Suffix m + + +it diminutive suffixes denotes small size or petty nature it corda rope; string cordolo cordolo kerb it brocco branch stump broccolo broccolo broccoli Derived terms it small Etymology 3 it chemical suffix Depending on the meaning, from the ending of it alcol alcohol or a it la oleum oil 1. it olio. Pronunciation -òlo Note: terms formed with this suffix are invariably stressed on the penultimate. Suffix m it organic chemistry -ol forming the names of alcohols and phenols it etano ethane etanolo etanolo ethanol it fenico phenolic fenolo fenolo phenol it organic chemistry composed with an oil or oil-like substance it timo thyme timolo timolo thymol it organic chemistry indicating a heterocycle that is not an alcohol and does not have an oil it used to form many product names of chemicals and pharmaceuticals it Derived terms it Latin Suffix la suffix form -olō la -olus dat//abl m//n s