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Date: 2013-06-16 13:13:35
Grammar
Diminutive
Augmentative
Italian grammar
Grammatical gender
Hypocorism
Inflection
Affect
Spanish nouns
Linguistics
Linguistic morphology
Suffixes

Suffixes for Italian nouns http://italian.about.com/cs/grammar/ht/usesuffixes.htm Suffixes for Italian nouns (including proper names) and adjectives can take on various shades of meaning by adding different suffixes. Thi

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