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Meaning of -yn | Babel Free

Phrase feminine CEFR C2
ɨ̞n

Definitions

  1. Used to form the singulative of certain words.
  2. Used to form certain singular words.
  3. diminutive suffix
  4. male or masculine person or creature
  5. suffix indicating an object, item, thing

Examples

“winwns (“onions”) + -yn → winwnsyn (“onion”)”
“plant (“children”) + -yn → plentyn (“child”)”
“dillad (“clothes”) + -yn → dilledyn (“item of clothing, piece of clothing”)”
“diferu (“to drop, to drip”) + -yn → diferyn (“drop, drip”)”
“planhigion (“plants”) + -yn → planhigyn (“plant”)”
“degolion (“decimals”) + -yn → degolyn (“decimal”)”
“llyfr (“book”) + -yn → llyfryn (“booklet”)”
“arf (“weapon, tool”) + -yn → erfyn (“tool, instrument”)”
“clwt (“rag”) + -yn → clwtyn (“(little) rag”)”
“cardota (“to beg”) + -yn → cardotyn (“beggar”)”
“meddw (“drunk”) + -yn → meddwyn (“drunkard”)”
“crwydro (“to wander”) + -yn → crwydryn (“vagrant”)”
“gwydr (“glass”) + -yn → gwydryn (“(drinking) glass”)”
“newid (“change”) + -yn → newidyn (“variable”)”
“misol (“monthly”) + -yn → misolyn (“monthly (periodical)”)”
“echdynnu (“to extract”) + -yn → echdynnyn (“extract”)”

CEFR level

C2
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