-eso

See also: eso, eső, eso-, and ɛ̀sɔ̃́

Ido

Etymology

Influenced by Esperanto -eco but derived from esar.

Suffix

-eso

  1. Nominal form of -es-.

Derived terms
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Novial

Etymology

From Esperanto -eco.

Suffix

-eso

  1. Turns the adjective to which it is suffixed into an abstract noun.
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