-i angolul
| Olasz | Angol |
|---|---|
| -emia {f} | -aemia(condition of the blood) |
| -endo | -ing(to form gerunds) |
| -ene {m} | -ene(alkene) |
| -ente | -ing(to form present participles) |
| -enza | -ence(same as -ance; having the state or condition of) |
| -enza {f} | -ship(Property or state of being) |
| -ere participle | to(infinitive-marker) |
| -eria {f} | -ery(place of art, craft or practice) |
| -esco | -esque(in the style of) |
| -ese | -ese(forming adjectives and nouns describing things characteristic of a particular place) |
| -esimo | -th(used to form the ordinal numeral) |
| -etico | -etic(pertaining to) |
| -etta {f} | -ling(Diminutive) -y(forming diminutive nouns) |
| -etto | -ee(used to form diminutives) |
| -etto {m} | -ling(Diminutive) -y(forming diminutive nouns) |
| -evole | -able(able to be done) |
| -ezza | -ness(appended to adjectives to form nouns meaning "the state of being...", "the quality of being...", or "the measure of being...") |
| -ezza {f} {f-Pl} | -ship(Property or state of being) |
| -fagia {f} | -phagy(the consumption of) |
| -fago {m} | -phage(something that eats, or consumes) |
| -filo | -phile(Forming nouns and adjectives denoting "friend") |
| -fita {f} | |
| -fito | -phyte(plant that grows in a specified habitat) |
| -fobia {f} | -phobia(used to form nouns meaning fear) |
| -fobo | -phobe(used to form nouns denoting a person having a fear of a specific thing) |
| -fono {m} | -phone(type of sound) |
| -foro | -phore(bearer or carrier of) |
| -gamia {f} | -gamy(describing forms of marriage) |
| -gamo | -gamous(having the specified number or form of marriage) |
| -geno | -gen(producer of something) |
| -grafia {f} | -graphy(Suffix denoting a written or represented in the specified manner, or about a specified subject) |
| -grafo {m} | -grapher(someone who writes about a specified subject) |
| -latria {f} | -latry(forms a noun meaning worship of stemmed noun) |
| -lite | -lite(forms names of rocks or minerals) |
| -logia {f} | -logy(branch of learning) |
| -logico | -logical(used to form adjectival forms of nouns) |
| -logo {m-S} | -logist(person who studies or is an expert in the related -logy) |
