[ai̯ˈlet]
1. masculine noun Athlete.
Etymology: From Greek athletes via Latin athleta.
bellicisme
bèllic
[ˈbeʎik]
1. adjective Warlike.
Etymology: From Latin bellicus.
-isme
[ˈiʃme]
1. derivative suffix Added to a noun or an adjective, it can derive a new noun. Examples: malesc (adjective), malescisme (noun); bèllic (adjective), bellicisme (noun); ailet (noun), ailetisme (noun).
Etymology: From Greek -ismos via Latin -ismus.
malescist
malescisme
malescain
malesc
[maˈleʃk]
1. adjective Male (biology).
2. masculine noun Manly man, he-man, macho.
3. masculine noun Male animal.
Etymology: From Latin masculus after metathesis *maluscus.
fìsic
[ˈfisik]
1. masculine noun Physicist (man working in Physics).
2. adjective Physical.
Etymology: From Latin physicus.
~a
[ˈfisika]
1. feminine noun Physicist (woman working in Physics).
Etymology: From fìsic plus derivative suffix -a.
F~a
[ˈfisika]
1. feminine noun Physics.
Etymology: From Latin physica.