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Middle English
1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Pronunciation
1.4
Suffix
1.4.1
Derived terms
Middle English
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Alternative forms
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-eison
,
-esoun
,
-esown
,
-ison
,
-isowne
,
-son
,
-soun
,
-yson
,
-ysone
,
-ysoun
,
-ysowne
,
-ysun
Etymology
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Borrowed
from
Old French
-ison
, from
Latin
-ātiōnem
.
Doublet
of
-acioun
.
Pronunciation
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IPA
(
key
)
:
/-iˈzuːn/
,
/-izun/
Suffix
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-isoun
(
not productive
)
Forms nouns from French or Latin roots
;
-ation
.
Derived terms
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Middle English terms suffixed with -isoun
Categories
:
Middle English terms borrowed from Old French
Middle English terms derived from Old French
Middle English terms derived from Latin
Middle English doublets
Middle English terms with IPA pronunciation
Middle English lemmas
Middle English suffixes
Middle English noun-forming suffixes
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