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• -geno-Spanish hasEtymology "Based on the root of the verb γεννάω \"I bring forth\".".
• -geno-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Based on the root of the verb γεννάω \"I bring forth\".".
• -geno-Spanish-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "Based on the root of the verb γεννάω \"I bring forth\".".
• -genus-Latin hasEtymology "from gignere, to give birth to".
• -genus-Latin-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "from gignere, to give birth to".
• -gin-Irish hasEtymology "From -γενής.".
• -gin-Irish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -γενής.".
• -got--English hasEtymology "A blend of gonad and testes".
• -gov--English hasEtymology "A blend of gonad and ovary".
• -grafo-Italian hasEtymology "From -γράφος, from the verb γράφω.".
• -grafo-Italian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -γράφος, from the verb γράφω.".
• -grafo-Spanish hasEtymology "From -γράφος, from the verb γράφω \"I write\".".
• -grafo-Spanish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -γράφος, from the verb γράφω \"I write\".".
• -grafo-Spanish-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From -γράφος, from the verb γράφω \"I write\".".
• -gram-English hasEtymology "From suffix -γραμμα, from γράμμα, from γράφω".
• -gram-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From suffix -γραμμα, from γράμμα, from γράφω".
• -gramme-English hasEtymology "γράμμα".
• -gramme-English-Suffix hasEtymology "γράμμα".
• -gramme-French hasEtymology "γράμμα".
• -gramme-French-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "γράμμα".
• -graph-English hasEtymology "From suffix -γραφω, from γράφω, from whence also -graphy.".
• -graph-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From suffix -γραφω, from γράφω, from whence also -graphy.".
• -grapher-English hasEtymology "from γράφω .".
• -grapher-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "from γράφω .".
• -graphy-English hasEtymology "From the -graphie inherited from the -graphia, from verb γράφω.".
• -graphy-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From the -graphie inherited from the -graphia, from verb γράφω.".
• -grave-English hasEtymology "Old Low German grēve".
• -grave-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Old Low German grēve".
• -h-Maltese hasEtymology "From ه".
• -h-Maltese-Pronoun-1en hasEtymology "From ه".
• -h\u00E1-Icelandic hasEtymology "Probably related to há.637719".
• -h\u00E1-Icelandic-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Probably related to há.637719".
• -h\u00E4n-Finnish hasEtymology -h\u00E4n-Finnish-1.
• -h\u00E4n-Finnish hasEtymology -h\u00E4n-Finnish-2.
• -had-OldEnglish hasEtymology "haiduz (originally a noun, represented by hād). Cognate with -hēd ( -heid), -heit ( -heit).".
• -had-OldEnglish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "haiduz (originally a noun, represented by hād). Cognate with -hēd ( -heid), -heit ( -heit).".
• -haft-German hasEtymology "From haft, from haftaz, an adjective or past participle, meaning “captured, afflicted”. hafta- stems from kap- (a root meaning “to catch, to seize”) and a -to- suffix (which creates particples).481888".
• -haft-German-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From haft, from haftaz, an adjective or past participle, meaning “captured, afflicted”. hafta- stems from kap- (a root meaning “to catch, to seize”) and a -to- suffix (which creates particples).481888".
• -han-Finnish hasEtymology -han-Finnish-1.
• -han-Finnish hasEtymology -han-Finnish-2.
• -head-English hasEtymology "Combining form of the noun head.".
• -head-English hasEtymology "From -hêde, -hêd, attested from the 12th century, continuing a hypothetical Old English *-haedu, cognate to -heit, from a Common Germanic suffix of condition or quality, *-haidu-z (Gothic -haidus). Originally restricted to adjectives, the suffix began to be attached to nouns as well from at least the 15th century, leading to confusion with the -hood suffix (Old English -hád), and finally to the wide replacement of -head by -hood even in adjectives.".
• -heald-OldEnglish hasEtymology "halþaz. Akin to -hald, -hald, -hallr, heald \"bent, inclined toward\", hielde \"slope\"".
• -heald-OldEnglish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "halþaz. Akin to -hald, -hald, -hallr, heald \"bent, inclined toward\", hielde \"slope\"".
• -hedron-English hasEtymology "From ἕδρα".
• -hedron-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From ἕδρα".
• -heet-Luxembourgish hasEtymology "From -heit. Cognate with German -heit and English -hood.".
• -heet-Luxembourgish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -heit. Cognate with German -heit and English -hood.".
• -heid-Dutch hasEtymology "From -heit, from -heit, haiduz. Cognate with German -heit, English -hood.178161".
• -heid-Dutch-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -heit, from -heit, haiduz. Cognate with German -heit, English -hood.178161".
• -heit-German hasEtymology "From -heit, from -heit.197704 Cognate with English -hood.".
• -heit-German-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -heit, from -heit.197704 Cognate with English -hood.".
• -het-Norwegian hasEtymology "Borrowed from -heit. Details: see below (Swedish).".
• -het-Norwegian-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Borrowed from -heit. Details: see below (Swedish).".
• -het-Swedish hasEtymology "From -het, which is borrowed from -heit. Cognate with Danish -hed, German -heit, Dutch -heid, English -hood.151507".
• -het-Swedish-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -het, which is borrowed from -heit. Cognate with Danish -hed, German -heit, Dutch -heid, English -hood.151507".
• -hla\u00F0ningur-Icelandic hasEtymology "From hlaða meaning \"to load\".".
• -hla\u00F0ningur-Icelandic-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From hlaða meaning \"to load\".".
• -holism-English hasEtymology "From alcoholism, one of the first addictions to be widely identified both medically and socially.".
• -holism-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From alcoholism, one of the first addictions to be widely identified both medically and socially.".
• -hood-English hasEtymology "From -had, from haiduz, via -hode (compare -head).".
• -hood-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -had, from haiduz, via -hode (compare -head).".
• -hood-English-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From -had, from haiduz, via -hode (compare -head).".
• -i--English hasEtymology "From .".
• -i--English hasEtymology "The initial vowel of primate".
• -i-English hasEtymology "From -i, the plural ending of the Latin second declension, whence the plural of Italian nouns in -o and -e.".
• -i-English hasEtymology "From the nisba suffix (-iyy).".
• -i-Esperanto hasEtymology "Common to e (pronounced [i]) in me, she, he, we and the accusative pronouns mi, ti, vi, li, si.".
• -i-Esperanto hasEtymology "Perhaps from deponent verbs such as loqui \"to speak\".".
• -i-Finnish hasEtymology -i-Finnish-2.
• -i-Finnish hasEtymology "From fusion of -j with a stem vowel. Originally allomorphic with -o.".
• -i-OldHighGerman hasEtymology "Cognate to Gothic -\U00010334\U00010339\U0001033D\U00010343.".
• -i-OldHighGerman hasEtymology "From -īn.".
• -i-Romanian hasEtymology "From , the ending of the present active infinitive form of fourth conjugation verbs. Cognate with and -ir, -ire, etc.".
• -i-Romanian hasEtymology "From -us".
• -i-Romanian hasEtymology "From illi, nominative masculine plural of ille.".
• -i\u00F3-Catalan hasEtymology "From -ionem, genitive of -io.".
• -i\u00F3-Catalan-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -ionem, genitive of -io.".
• -i\u00FA-Irish hasEtymology "From".
• -i\u00FA-Irish-Suffix hasEtymology "From".
• -i\u0109o-Esperanto hasEtymology "Derived by analogy with the masculine suffix -ĉj- and the feminine suffixes -nj- and -ino.".
• -i\u0109o-Esperanto-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Derived by analogy with the masculine suffix -ĉj- and the feminine suffixes -nj- and -ino.".
• -ia-English hasEtymology "From -ia and -ία, -εια, which form abstract nouns of feminine gender.".
• -ia-English hasEtymology "From the endings of corresponding and plural nouns.".
• -iaeth-Welsh hasEtymology "From -axtā. Compare -acht.".
• -iaeth-Welsh-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -axtā. Compare -acht.".
• -ial-English hasEtymology "From , from , from -ialis, from -i- + -alis.".
• -ial-English-Suffix hasEtymology "From , from , from -ialis, from -i- + -alis.".
• -ian-English hasEtymology "From -anus, which forms adjectives of belonging or origin from a noun.".
• -ian-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -anus, which forms adjectives of belonging or origin from a noun.".
• -ian-English-Suffix-2en hasEtymology "From -anus, which forms adjectives of belonging or origin from a noun.".
• -ian-English-Suffix-3en hasEtymology "From -anus, which forms adjectives of belonging or origin from a noun.".
• -ianar-Norwegian_Nynorsk hasEtymology "From -ianus.".
• -ianar-Norwegian_Nynorsk-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From -ianus.".
• -iatric-English hasEtymology "From + -ic".
• -iatric-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From + -ic".
• -iatrics-English hasEtymology "From + -ics".
• -iatrics-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From + -ics".
• -iatry-English hasEtymology "From ἰατρεία, from .".
• -iatry-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From ἰατρεία, from .".

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