-idion

American  

1. a diminutive suffix occurring in loanwords from Greek.

   enchiridion.

---

Etymology

Origin of -idion

From Greek

Example Sentences

So then Glyndwyr rode south to besiege and burn the town of Caerdyf, while at Caer Idion Richard Holland tranquilly abode for some three weeks.

From Project Gutenberg

So then Glyndwyr rode south to besiege and burn the town of Caerdyf, while at Caer Idion Richard Holland abode tranquilly for some three weeks.

From Project Gutenberg

For you have a fief at Caer Idion, I think?—Very well!

From Project Gutenberg

It is your part to see that Henry knows I am living disguised and defenceless at Caer Idion.”

From Project Gutenberg

Next day he despatched Caradawc to Owain Glyndwyr to bid the latter send the promised implements to Caer Idion.

From Project Gutenberg