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- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "From a Proto-Indo-European suffix -tyen-, which consists of -ti- and -yen-.545025 The suffix *-ti- is also contained in -tis.".
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en hasMeaning "-tion, -ation, -ing;".
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en hasPoS Suffix.
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en hasSynonym -turaLatin.
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en hasSynonym -tusLatin.
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en type Sense.
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en type LexicalSense.
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en label "-tio".
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tio.
- -tio-Latin-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tio.
- -tion creator index.php?title=-tion&action=history.
- -tion hasLangUsage -tion-English.
- -tion hasLangUsage -tion-French.
- -tion hasLangUsage -tion-Swedish.
- -tion hasLangUsage -tion-German.
- -tion sense -tion-English-Suffix-1en.
- -tion sense -tion-French-Suffix-1en.
- -tion sense -tion-Swedish-Suffix-1en.
- -tion type LexicalEntity.
- -tion type LexicalEntry.
- -tion label "-tion".
- -tion seeAlso -tion.
- -tion seeAlso -tion.
- -tion seeAlso -tion.
- -tion seeAlso -tion.
- -tion seeAlso -tion.
- -tion seeAlso -tion.
- -tion-English language English.
- -tion-English hasAlternativeForm "-ion (as in complexion)".
- -tion-English hasAlternativeForm "-sion".
- -tion-English hasEtymology "-cion, -tion, -cion, from the accusative of suffix -tio. The Middle English -cion became -tion under the influence of the Middle French -tion and original Latin spellings.".
- -tion-English hasPoSUsage -tion-English-Suffix.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasCollocation -ation.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasCollocation -isation.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasCollocation -ization.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasPoS Suffix.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasSense -tion-English-Suffix-1en.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -\u00E7\u00E3o-Portuguese.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -\u021Bie-Romanian.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -\u021Biune-Romanian.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -\u0578\u0582\u0569\u0575\u0578\u0582\u0576-Armenian.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -ado-Esperanto.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -ci\u00F3-Catalan.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -ci\u00F3n-Spanish.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -cija-Slovene.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -ciune-Romanian.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -ing-Dutch.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -tie-Dutch.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -tion-French.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -ung-German.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -zione-Italian.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation \u1780\u17B6\u179A-Khmer.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -\u0446\u0438\u044F-Russian.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -\u05E6\u05D9\u05D4-Hebrew.
- -tion-English-Suffix hasTranslation -tion-German.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en language English.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasCollocation -ation.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasCollocation -isation.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasCollocation -ization.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "-cion, -tion, -cion, from the accusative of suffix -tio. The Middle English -cion became -tion under the influence of the Middle French -tion and original Latin spellings.".
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasMeaning "Used to form nouns meaning \"the action of (a verb)\" or \"the result of (a verb)\". Words ending in this suffix are almost always derived from a similar Latin word; a few (eg gumption) are not derived from Latin and are unrelated to any verb.".
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasPoS Suffix.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -\u00E7\u00E3o-Portuguese.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -\u021Bie-Romanian.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -\u021Biune-Romanian.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -\u0578\u0582\u0569\u0575\u0578\u0582\u0576-Armenian.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -ado-Esperanto.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -ci\u00F3-Catalan.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -ci\u00F3n-Spanish.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -cija-Slovene.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -ciune-Romanian.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -ing-Dutch.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -tie-Dutch.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -tion-French.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -ung-German.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -zione-Italian.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation \u1780\u17B6\u179A-Khmer.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -\u0446\u0438\u044F-Russian.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -\u05E6\u05D9\u05D4-Hebrew.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en hasTranslation -tion-German.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en type Sense.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en type LexicalSense.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en label "-tion".
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tion.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tion.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tion.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tion.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tion.
- -tion-English-Suffix-1en seeAlso -tion.
- -tion-French language French.
- -tion-French hasEtymology "Borrowed as a learned form from Latin suffix -tione, ending of the singular ablative of those nouns ending with -tio (part of the Latin third declension). The original inherited form of the suffix, -on (or -aison from -ātionem), is today less common but can be found in words such as raison, saison, chanson, venaison, oraison, garnison, etc.".
- -tion-French hasPoSUsage -tion-French-Suffix.
- -tion-French hasPronunciation "/ˈsjɔ̃/".
- -tion-French hasPronunciation "/ˈtjɔ̃/ if previous letter is \"s\", so \"t\" remains as is , like in \"digestion\", \"question\", \"combustion\", etc. (always stressed in the last syllable).".
- -tion-French-Suffix hasPoS Suffix.
- -tion-French-Suffix hasSense -tion-French-Suffix-1en.
- -tion-French-Suffix-1en language French.
- -tion-French-Suffix-1en hasEtymology "Borrowed as a learned form from Latin suffix -tione, ending of the singular ablative of those nouns ending with -tio (part of the Latin third declension). The original inherited form of the suffix, -on (or -aison from -ātionem), is today less common but can be found in words such as raison, saison, chanson, venaison, oraison, garnison, etc.".
- -tion-French-Suffix-1en hasMeaning "Used to indicate action, condition, result or effect, similar to the English suffix.".
- -tion-French-Suffix-1en hasPoS Suffix.