-ia angolul
| Portugál | Angol |
|---|---|
| -ia {f} | -y(forming abstract nouns) |
| -a {f} | -ess(female suffix) |
| -abilidade | -ability(Forms a noun from a verb) |
| -acho | |
| -ada {f} | -ade(forms nouns denoting action) -ate(having property) -ful(as much as can be held) |
| -ado {m} | -ate(a rank or office) |
| -agem {f} | -age(rate) |
| -agogo {m} | -agogue(someone who leads) |
| -algia {f} | -algia(pain) |
| -amos verb | let's(let us; forming first-person plural imperative) |
| -ana {f} | -an(of or pertaining to) |
| -ando | -ing(to form present participles) |
| -andria {f} | -andry(man, male) |
| -andro | -ander(stamen) |
| -ano {m} | -an(of or pertaining to) -ane(alkanes) |
| -antropia {f} | -anthropy(humanity; mankind) |
| -ança {f} | -ance(a state) |
| -ar | -ar(of, near, or pertaining to) -ate(to act in the specified manner) |
| -arca {m} {f} | -arch(leading, leader) |
| -ardo | -ard(someone who is in a specified condition) |
| -aria {f} | -ery(place of art, craft or practice) |
| -arquia {f} | -archy(form of government or rule) |
| -as | -est(second-person singular present tense of verbs) |
| -ase {f} | -ase(forms the names of enzymes) |
| -asta adjective {f} | step-(prefix used to indicate that the person being identified is not a blood relative) |
| -asto adjective {m} | step-(prefix used to indicate that the person being identified is not a blood relative) |
| -astro | |
| -ato {m} | -age(place) -ate(a rank or office) |
| -avo | -th(used to form the ordinal numeral) |
| -ação {f} | -ation(-ation (suffix)) |
| Baba Iaga proper noun {f} | Baba Yaga(hag in Slavic mythology who flies in a mortar) |
