-ido

See also ido, idō, idő, and Ido

Esperanto

Etymology

Suffix

-ido

1. offspring
   • amovendistinido: motherfucker
   • ido: child (in the sense of a son or a daughter—of any age)
   • reĝido: prince (the son of a king, of any age).
2. immature animal
   • birdo (bird); birdido (fledgling)
   • bovo (cow); bovido (calf)
   • cervo (deer); cervido (fawn)
   • ĉevalo (horse); ĉevalido (foal)
   • hundo (dog); hundido (puppy)
   • kato (cat); katido (kitten)
   • leono (lion); leonido (lion cub)
   • lupo (wolf); lupido (wolf cub)
   • vulpo (fox); vulpido (fox cub)

Descendants

• English: Ido

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Spanish

Etymology

From Latin -idus

Suffix

-ido

1. Suffix indicating the past participle of regular -ir and -er verbs.

See also

• -ado