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• -ezno-Spanish hasEtymology "From -icinus.".
• -ezno-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -icinus.".
• -ezza-Italian hasEtymology "Fron -itia whence also Italian -izia.".
• -ezza-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Fron -itia whence also Italian -izia.".
• -f\u00E6st-OldEnglish hasEtymology "From fæst \"secure, firm\"".
• -f\u00E6st-OldEnglish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From fæst \"secure, firm\"".
• -f\u00E9le-Hungarian hasEtymology "From the noun fél.".
• -f\u00E9le-Hungarian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From the noun fél.".
• -f\u00E9le-Hungarian-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From the noun fél.".
• -f\u00E9le-Hungarian-Suffix-3en hasEtymology "From the noun fél.".
• -fagia-Italian hasEtymology "From -phagia, from -φαγία, combining form of φαγεῖν \"to eat\", infinitive aorist of \"I eat\".".
• -fagia-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -phagia, from -φαγία, combining form of φαγεῖν \"to eat\", infinitive aorist of \"I eat\".".
• -fagia-Spanish hasEtymology "From -phagia, from -φαγία, combining form of φαγεῖν \"to eat\", infinitive aorist of \"I eat\".".
• -fagia-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -phagia, from -φαγία, combining form of φαγεῖν \"to eat\", infinitive aorist of \"I eat\".".
• -fago-Italian hasEtymology "From -phagus, from φάγος \"glutton\", from φαγεῖν \"to eat\".".
• -fago-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -phagus, from φάγος \"glutton\", from φαγεῖν \"to eat\".".
• -fago-Italian-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From -phagus, from φάγος \"glutton\", from φαγεῖν \"to eat\".".
• -fago-Spanish hasEtymology "From -phagus, from φάγος \"glutton\", from φαγεῖν \"to eat\".".
• -fago-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -phagus, from φάγος \"glutton\", from φαγεῖν \"to eat\".".
• -fago-Spanish-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From -phagus, from φάγος \"glutton\", from φαγεῖν \"to eat\".".
• -feald-OldEnglish hasEtymology "-falþaz, from -pel-to-. Akin to & -fald ( -falt), -faldr, -falþs".
• -feald-OldEnglish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "-falþaz, from -pel-to-. Akin to & -fald ( -falt), -faldr, -falþs".
• -ferdig-Norwegian hasEtymology "From ferdig, from ferðugr, probably influenced by verdich, in reality \"ready for ferd (travel)\", from ferð, related to fare".
• -ferdig-Norwegian hasEtymology "Related to ferdighet, also før".
• -ficatio-Latin hasEtymology "Related to the supine ending -ficātum of first-conjugation verbs ending in -ficō, derived from compounding with facio.".
• -ficatio-Latin-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Related to the supine ending -ficātum of first-conjugation verbs ending in -ficō, derived from compounding with facio.".
• -filia-Italian hasEtymology "From φιλία.".
• -filia-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From φιλία.".
• -filia-Italian-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From φιλία.".
• -filia-Spanish hasEtymology "From φιλία \"friendship, affection, love\".".
• -filia-Spanish-Prefix-1en hasEtymology "From φιλία \"friendship, affection, love\".".
• -filo-Italian hasEtymology "From φίλος.".
• -filo-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From φίλος.".
• -filo-Spanish hasEtymology "From φίλος \"beloved, loving\".".
• -filo-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From φίλος \"beloved, loving\".".
• -fito-Italian hasEtymology "From φυτόν.".
• -fito-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From φυτόν.".
• -fito-Italian-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From φυτόν.".
• -fito-Spanish hasEtymology "From φυτόν \"plant\".".
• -fito-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From φυτόν \"plant\".".
• -fix-English hasEtymology "The common element of prefix, suffix, and affix — all ultimately from figere, to fasten.".
• -fix-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "The common element of prefix, suffix, and affix — all ultimately from figere, to fasten.".
• -fix-English-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "The common element of prefix, suffix, and affix — all ultimately from figere, to fasten.".
• -fobia-Finnish hasEtymology "From -φοβία, combining form of φόβος.".
• -fobia-Finnish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -φοβία, combining form of φόβος.".
• -fobia-Italian hasEtymology "From -φοβία, combining form of φόβος.".
• -fobia-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -φοβία, combining form of φόβος.".
• -fobia-Spanish hasEtymology "From -φοβία, combining form of φόβος \"fear\".".
• -fobia-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -φοβία, combining form of φόβος \"fear\".".
• -fold-English hasEtymology "From , from -feald, from -falþaz, from -poltos. Cognate with -voud, -falt, -faldig, -plus, -plex, -παλτος, -πλος. More at fold.".
• -fold-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From , from -feald, from -falþaz, from -poltos. Cognate with -voud, -falt, -faldig, -plus, -plex, -παλτος, -πλος. More at fold.".
• -fold-English-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From , from -feald, from -falþaz, from -poltos. Cognate with -voud, -falt, -faldig, -plus, -plex, -παλτος, -πλος. More at fold.".
• -foni-Danish hasEtymology "From , from .".
• -foni-Danish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From , from .".
• -fono-Italian hasEtymology "From -φωνος, from φωνή \"sound\".".
• -fono-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -φωνος, from φωνή \"sound\".".
• -fono-Spanish hasEtymology "From -φωνος, from φωνή \"sound\".".
• -fono-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -φωνος, from φωνή \"sound\".".
• -ford-English hasEtymology "ford".
• -ford-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "ford".
• -form-English hasEtymology "From forma".
• -form-English hasEtymology "From formic, from formica".
• -forme-Italian hasEtymology "From -formis, from forma.".
• -forme-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -formis, from forma.".
• -forme-Spanish hasEtymology "From -formis, from forma, from μόρφα. See forma.".
• -forme-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -formis, from forma, from μόρφα. See forma.".
• -forsaken-English hasEtymology "From forsaken, past participle of forsake".
• -forsaken-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From forsaken, past participle of forsake".
• -fr\u00E6\u00F0i-Icelandic hasEtymology "From fræði.".
• -fr\u00E6\u00F0i-Icelandic-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From fræði.".
• -fu-English hasEtymology "From kung fu".
• -fu-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From kung fu".
• -fucking--English hasEtymology "Derived from fuck.".
• -fugal-English hasEtymology "From fugio.".
• -fugal-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From fugio.".
• -ful-English hasEtymology "meaning \"full of\".".
• -ful-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "meaning \"full of\".".
• -ful-English-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "meaning \"full of\".".
• -fung--English hasEtymology "From fungus".
• -furter-English hasEtymology "From the final element of frankfurter. Compare -burger.".
• -furter-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From the final element of frankfurter. Compare -burger.".
• -fy-English hasEtymology "From -ifier, from -ficare and -facere.".
• -fy-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -ifier, from -ficare and -facere.".
• -ga-OldEnglish hasEtymology "From -gjô.".
• -ga-OldEnglish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -gjô.".
• -gamy-English hasEtymology "From Greek γάμος (gamos)".
• -gamy-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From Greek γάμος (gamos)".
• -gamy-English-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From Greek γάμος (gamos)".
• -gate-English hasEtymology -gate-English-1.
• -gate-English hasEtymology -gate-English-2.
• -gate-French hasEtymology "From -gate, from Watergate.".
• -gate-French-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -gate, from Watergate.".
• -ge-OldEnglish hasEtymology "From gawjan, from ghaw-. Akin to -ga, -go.".
• -ge-OldEnglish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From gawjan, from ghaw-. Akin to -ga, -go.".
• -ge-OldEnglish-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From gawjan, from ghaw-. Akin to -ga, -go.".
• -gen-English hasEtymology "From -γενής".
• -gen-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -γενής".
• -genesis-English hasEtymology "Via , from γένεσις. The simplex genesis as a common noun (as opposed to Genesis, the name of the biblical book) from the late 16th century. As an English suffix from the mid 17th century (attested in epigenesis and palingenesis). Influenced by French -génésie and German -genese and productive in scientific vocabulary from the 19th century.".
• -genesis-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Via , from γένεσις. The simplex genesis as a common noun (as opposed to Genesis, the name of the biblical book) from the late 16th century. As an English suffix from the mid 17th century (attested in epigenesis and palingenesis). Influenced by French -génésie and German -genese and productive in scientific vocabulary from the 19th century.".
• -genesis-English-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "Via , from γένεσις. The simplex genesis as a common noun (as opposed to Genesis, the name of the biblical book) from the late 16th century. As an English suffix from the mid 17th century (attested in epigenesis and palingenesis). Influenced by French -génésie and German -genese and productive in scientific vocabulary from the 19th century.".

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