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-i

suffix forming adjectives

of or relating to a region or people, esp of the Middle EastIraqi; Bangladeshi

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Nearby words

  1. -hemia,
  2. -hippus,
  3. -holic,
  4. -hood,
  5. -hydric,
  6. -i-,
  7. -ia,
  8. -ial,
  9. -ian,
  10. -iana

Word Origin for -i

from an adjectival suffix in Semitic and in Indo-Iranian languages
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