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Pronunciation edit

Etymology 1 edit

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Suffix edit

-oň f (noun-forming suffix)

  1. appended to nouns denoting fruits, forms feminine nouns denoting trees which bear those fruits
    broskev f (peach) + ‎-oň → ‎broskvoň f (peach tree)
    jablko n (apple) + ‎-oň → ‎jabloň f (apple tree)
    kdoule f (quince) + ‎-oň → ‎kdouloň f (quince tree)
    mandle f (almond) + ‎-oň → ‎mandloň f (almond tree)
    slíva f (plum) + ‎-oň → ‎slivoň f (plum tree)
Declension edit

Etymology 2 edit

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Suffix edit

-oň m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

  1. (zoology) forms masculine animate nouns denoting animals
    les m inan (forest, noun) + ‎-oň → ‎lesoň m anim (bushbuck)
    outlý (slender, adjective) + ‎-oň → ‎outloň m anim (slow loris)
    pižmo n (musk, noun) + ‎-oň → ‎pižmoň m anim (musk ox)
  2. extended to inanimates
    vítr m inan (wind, noun) + ‎-oň → ‎větroň m inan (glider)
Declension edit

Etymology 3 edit

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Suffix edit

-oň f (noun-forming suffix)

  1. (chiefly colloquial or dialectal) forms masculine animate nouns expressive of emotion and often of derogation
    blbý (silly, adjective) + ‎-oň → ‎blboň m anim (?fool)
    drsný (rugged, adjective) + ‎-oň → ‎drsoň m anim (?tough guy)
    mimo (outside of, preposition) + ‎-oň → ‎mimoň m anim (outsider)
    mls m inan (sweetmeat, noun) + ‎-oň → ‎mlsoň m anim (glutton)
    tupý (stupid, adjective) + ‎-oň → ‎tupoň m anim (dullard)
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Derived terms edit

Further reading edit

  • -oň in Slovník afixů užívaných v češtině, 2017