-sênnent
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Laefevian
Etymology
From sênad (“to write”) + -ent.
Pronunciation
Suffix
-sênnent (nominal, consonant stem)
- Something written or otherwise represented in the specified manner, or about a specified subject.
- selad (“to know”) → selsênnent (“theory”)
- -graphy (a field of study)
- êrris (“earth”) → êrrisênnent (“geography”)
Declension
ExpandPrimary case declension of -sênnent (see Laefevian declension) |
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ExpandSecondary case declension of -sênnent (see Laefevian declension) |
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Derived terms
- arnimisênnent (“physics”)
- eǧisênnent (“hydrography”)
- ihgisênnent (“topography”)
- jômbisênnent (“phonetics”)
- neirisênnent (“manuscript”)
- njunkwisênnent (“orthography”)
- saimugentosênnent (“lexicography”)
- selsênnent (“theory”)
- sinkwisênnent (“alphabet”)
- tanǧintisênnent (“etymology”)
- uhventisênnent (“taxonomy”)
- vaeisênnent (“calligraphy”)
- vrumbyrwisênnent (“topology, morphology”)
- êrrisênnent (“geography”)
- ômbôlisênnent (“stratigraphy”)
- þungisênnent (“pharmacology”)