-ide en · X · etymology 1
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle French -ide m, from Latin -idēs.
Meanings
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(alt-of, archaic, morpheme) Archaic form of -id.
alt of -id
Words, grammatical forms and meanings linked to the ontology.
Borrowed from Middle French -ide m, from Latin -idēs.
Borrowed from Middle French -ide f, from Latin -is.
Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁-der. Proto-Italic *-iðos Latin -idusder. English -ide Generalized in the early 19th c. from oxide (which has its ending from French acide, itself from Latin -idus in acidus), and gradually displaced earlier -uret, both introduced in the English translation of de Morveau, Lavoisier et al.'s 1787 book Méthode de nomenclature chimique.
no -id (binary compound of a nonmetal) · it -ide (any of a group of related compounds) · pt -ídio (any of a group of related compounds) · pl -yd (any of a group of related compounds) · ca -id (any of a group of several elements) · pt -eto (binary compound of a nonmetal) · nl -id (any of a group of several elements) · he ־יד (binary compound of a nonmetal) · sh -id (binary compound of a nonmetal) · it -oide (any of a group of several elements) · de -id (any of a group of several elements) · hu -id (binary compound of a nonmetal) · fr -ure (binary compound of a nonmetal) · pt -oide (any of a group of several elements) · no -oid (any of a group of several elements) · tr -ür (binary compound of a nonmetal) · lv -oīds (any of a group of several elements) · el -ίδιο (binary compound of a nonmetal) · eo -oido (any of a group of several elements) · sv -id (binary compound of a nonmetal) · pl -id (any of a group of several elements) · de -id (any of a group of related compounds) · no -id (any of a group of related compounds) · hu -oid (any of a group of several elements) · eo -ido (any of a group of related compounds) · sh -oid (any of a group of several elements) · pt -ídeo (any of a group of several elements) · ca -ur (binary compound of a nonmetal) · de -id (binary compound of a nonmetal) · gur -ide (binary compound of a nonmetal) · it -ide (any of a group of several elements) · de -oid (any of a group of several elements) · pt -ídeo (any of a group of related compounds) · lv -īds (binary compound of a nonmetal) · nl -ide (any of a group of related compounds) · cs -id (any of a group of related compounds) · fi -idi (binary compound of a nonmetal) · eo -ido (binary compound of a nonmetal) · pl -ida (any of a group of related compounds) · tr -it (any of a group of several elements) · sv -oid (any of a group of several elements) · ms -ida (any of a group of related compounds) · hu -id (any of a group of related compounds) · it -uro (binary compound of a nonmetal) · he ־יד (any of a group of related compounds) · es -ido (any of a group of several elements) · da -id (any of a group of related compounds) · ro -idă (any of a group of several elements) · ru -ид (binary compound of a nonmetal) · pl -ek (binary compound of a nonmetal) · ms -ida (binary compound of a nonmetal) · lt -oidas (any of a group of several elements) · ru -ид (any of a group of several elements) · fr -ide (any of a group of several elements) · sh -id (any of a group of related compounds) · da -id (any of a group of several elements) · pl -id (any of a group of related compounds) · he ־יד (any of a group of several elements) · lt -idas (any of a group of related compounds) · es -ido (any of a group of related compounds) · el -ίτης (any of a group of related compounds) · cs -id (binary compound of a nonmetal) · fi -idi (any of a group of related compounds) · ru -ид (any of a group of related compounds) · lv -īds (any of a group of several elements) · ro -idă (any of a group of related compounds) · ro -ură (binary compound of a nonmetal) · ja 化物 (binary compound of a nonmetal) · ca -id (any of a group of related compounds) · nl -ide (binary compound of a nonmetal) · es -uro (binary compound of a nonmetal) · ms -ida (any of a group of several elements) · tr -it (any of a group of related compounds) · fr -ide (any of a group of related compounds) · lv -īds (any of a group of related compounds) · fi -oidi (any of a group of several elements)