-ification
See also: -ificâtion
English
Alternative forms
Etymology
From Old French -ification, in turn from Latin -ficātiō, a noun ending related to the supine ending -ficātum of first-conjugation verbs ending in -ficō (English -ify), derived from compounding with faciō.
Usage notes
Occurs in words of French or Latin origin, but also productive, instead of expected *-ifation, from -ify (“become”) + -ation (“process of”); compare -ability.
Derived terms
► <a class='CategoryTreeLabel CategoryTreeLabelNs14 CategoryTreeLabelCategory' href='/wiki/Category:English_words_suffixed_with_-ification' title='Category:English words suffixed with -ification'>English words suffixed with -ification</a>
Related terms
other terms ending in -ification
- acetification
- acidification
- amplification
- beatification
- beautification
- BibTeXification
- bourgeoisification
- calcification
- certification
- clarification
- classification
- codification
- complexification
- debathification
- decalcification
- declassification
- deification
- demystification
- denazification
- denitrification
- desertification
- despecification
- detoxification
- disqualification
- diversification
- dowdification
- edification
- electrification
- emulsification
- exemplification
- extensification
- falsification
- floccinaucinihilipilification
- fortification
- Frenchification
- fructification
- gentrification
- glorification
- gratification
- humidification
- identification
- indemnification
- intensification
- jollification
- justification
- magnification
- modification
- mortification
- mummification
- mystification
- nitrification
- notification
- nullification
- obscurification
- ossification
- pacification
- personification
- petrification
- purification
- qualification
- quantification
- ramification
- rancidification
- ratification
- rectification
- reunification
- rigidification
- sanctification
- saponification
- scarification
- scorification
- signification
- silicification
- simplification
- solidification
- specification
- stratification
- studentification
- syllabification
- transmogrification
- typification
- unification
- verbification
- verification
- versification
- vilification
- vinification
- vitrification
- vivification
French
Etymology
From Old French -ification, in turn from Latin -ficātiō, a noun ending related to the supine ending -ficātum of first-conjugation verbs ending in -ficō.
Derived terms
Derived terms
- amplification
- authentification
- béatification
- bonification
- certification
- clarification
- classification
- codification
- décalcification
- déification
- démystification
- démythification
- désertification
- disqualification
- diversification
- édification
- électrification
- falsification
- fortification
- fructification
- gazéification
- gentrification
- glorification
- gratification
- humidification
- identification
- intensification
- justification
- lubrification
- modification
- mollification
- mortification
- mystification
- notification
- opacification
- ossification
- pacification
- panification
- personnification
- pétrification
- planification
- purification
- qualification
- quantification
- ramification
- ratification
- rectification
- réunification
- russification
- sanctification
- scarification
- signification
- simplification
- solidification
- spécification
- stratification
- tarification
- unification
- vérification
- versification
- vinification
- vitrification
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