Difference between revisions of "-denta"

Latest revision as of 22:34, 4 July 2026

From de ‘to do’ + -enta ‘-ing’.

-denta

doing
Derived from the short-form verb de ‘to do, to make’; almost always occurs as a suffix in compounds.

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 ==[[Europic]]==
+[[Category: Words]]
+[[Category: Europic words]]
 [[Category: Europic affixes]]
 [[Category: Europic suffixes]]
+[[Category: Europic adjectival suffixes]]
 ===Etymology===
-Root ''[[√d#Europic|√d]]''. From ''[[de#Europic|de]]'' ‘to do’ + ''[[-enta#Europic|-enta]]'' ‘-ing’.
+From ''[[de#Europic|de]]'' ‘to do’ + ''[[-enta#Europic|-enta]]'' ‘-ing’.
-===Affix (Suffix)===
+===Affix (Suffix, adjectival)===
 '''-denta'''
-# doing, making
+# doing
-#: This only occurs as a suffix. On its own, the long form of the verb must be used: ''dertrenta''.
+#: Derived from the short-form verb ''[[de#Europic|de]]'' ‘to do, to make’; almost always occurs as a suffix in compounds.
+====Related Terms====
+* ''[[denta#Europic|denta]]'' ‘doing’