-adur

See also: adur, A-dur, áður, and A-dúr

Breton

Suffix

-adur m (plural -adurioù)

To make a noun of another word. The meaning of the noun can vary.
‎deiz (“day”) + ‎-adur → ‎deiziadur (“calendar”)

‎ger (“word”) + ‎-adur → ‎geriadur (“dictionary”)

‎yezh (“language”) + ‎-adur → ‎yezhadur (“grammar”)

Derived terms

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Welsh

Etymology

Cf. Latin -ātor.

Pronunciation

(North Wales) IPA^(key): /ˈadɨ̞r/
(South Wales) IPA^(key): /ˈaːdɪr/, /ˈadɪr/

Suffix

-adur m

agent suffix; usually added to a verbal root
‎dydd (“day”) + ‎-adur → ‎dyddiadur (“diary”)

‎gair (“word”) + ‎-adur → ‎geiriadur (“dictionary”)

‎iaith (“language”) + ‎-adur → ‎ieithadur (“grammar”)

Derived terms

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