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Translations of "-y" (35 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Armenian	ակ(forming diminutive nouns), իկ(forming diminutive nouns), ություն(forming abstract nouns), ուկ(forming diminutive nouns)	-ak, -ik, -utʻyun, -uk
Asturian	ina(forming diminutive nouns), osa(having the quality of), osu(having the quality of), ín(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Catalan	et(forming diminutive nouns), eta(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Chinese Mandarin	兒 /儿(forming diminutive nouns), 子(forming diminutive nouns)	ér, zǐ
Dutch	che(forming diminutive nouns), etje(forming diminutive nouns), heid(forming abstract nouns), ie(forming diminutive nouns), ig(having the quality of), je(forming diminutive nouns), ke(forming diminutive nouns), ken(forming diminutive nouns), kijn(forming diminutive nouns), nis(forming abstract nouns), pje(forming diminutive nouns), tje(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Esperanto	et(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Finnish	inen(having the quality of), nen(forming diminutive nouns), uus(forming abstract nouns), va(inclined to), vä(inclined to), yys(forming abstract nouns)	—
French	et(forming diminutive nouns), ette(forming diminutive nouns), ie(used in the name of some locations ending in -ia in Latin), in(forming diminutive nouns), ine(forming diminutive nouns), é(forming abstract nouns)	—
Galician	dade(forming abstract nouns), ento(having the quality of), ento(inclined to), iño(forming diminutive nouns), osa(having the quality of), oso(having the quality of)	—
Georgian	სი- -ე(forming abstract nouns), ული(having the quality of), ური(having the quality of)	si- -e, -uli, -uri
German	chen(forming diminutive nouns), erl(forming diminutive nouns), heit(forming abstract nouns), i(forming diminutive nouns), ig(having the quality of), keit(forming abstract nouns), lein(forming diminutive nouns), nis(forming abstract nouns)	—
Hebrew	־ון(forming diminutive nouns), ־ית(forming diminutive nouns)	-ón, -ít
Hungarian	as(having the quality of), es(having the quality of), ka(forming diminutive nouns), ke(forming diminutive nouns), os(having the quality of), s(having the quality of), ság(forming abstract nouns), ség(forming abstract nouns), ös(having the quality of)	—
Interlingua	etta(forming diminutive nouns), etto(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Irish	ach(having the quality of), ín(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Italian	etta(forming diminutive nouns), etto(forming diminutive nouns), ina(forming diminutive nouns), ino(forming diminutive nouns), oso(having the quality of), à(forming abstract nouns)	—
Japanese	ちゃん(forming familiar names), みたい(having the quality of), 付き(having the quality of), 有り(having the quality of), 様な(having the quality of), 状(having the quality of), 質(having the quality of)	chan, mitai, -tsuki, -ari, youna, -jou, -shitsu
Latin	ia(forming abstract nouns), ium(forming abstract nouns), osus(having the quality of), tas(forming abstract nouns)	—
Middle English	y(having the quality of)	—
Middle Low German	eken(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Neapolitan	illo(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Northern Kurdish	ik(forming diminutive nouns), ok(inclined to), ok(forming diminutive nouns), tî(forming abstract nouns), yî(forming abstract nouns), î(having the quality of), î(forming abstract nouns), în(having the quality of)	—
Norwegian	ig(having the quality of)	—
Polish	ek(forming diminutive nouns), ka(forming diminutive nouns), ko(forming diminutive nouns), liwy(inclined to), ny(having the quality of), owy(having the quality of), ość(forming abstract nouns), stwo(forming abstract nouns), ś(forming familiar names)	—
Portuguese	ento(inclined to), ia(forming abstract nouns), idade(forming abstract nouns), inho(forming diminutive nouns), oso(having the quality of)	—
Romanian	aș(forming diminutive nouns), el(forming diminutive nouns), enie(forming abstract nouns), ică(forming diminutive nouns), ie(forming abstract nouns), ime(forming abstract nouns), ioară(forming diminutive nouns), ior(forming diminutive nouns), itate(forming abstract nouns), iță(forming diminutive nouns), os(having the quality of), uleț(forming diminutive nouns), ușor(forming diminutive nouns), uț(forming diminutive nouns), uță(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Russian	ек(forming diminutive nouns), ивый(having the quality of), ивый(inclined to), ий(having the quality of), ий(inclined to), ик(forming diminutive nouns), ия(used in the name of some locations ending in -ia in Latin), ка(forming diminutive nouns), ко(forming diminutive nouns), ок(forming diminutive nouns), це(forming diminutive nouns), цо(forming diminutive nouns), ый(having the quality of), ый(inclined to), ёк(forming diminutive nouns)	-ek, -ivyj, -ivyj, -ij, -ij, -ik, -ija, -ka, -ko, -ok, -ce, -co, -yj, -yj, -jók
Sanskrit	इक(having the quality of), इन्(having the quality of)	-ika, -in
Spanish	dad(forming abstract nouns), edumbre(forming abstract nouns), eja(forming diminutive nouns), ejo(forming diminutive nouns), ento(inclined to), eta(forming diminutive nouns), ete(forming diminutive nouns), ia(forming abstract nouns), ia(used in the name of some locations ending in -ia in Latin), ica(forming diminutive nouns), ico(forming diminutive nouns), ie(forming abstract nouns), iego(having the quality of), iello(forming diminutive nouns), iento(having the quality of), iento(inclined to), illa(forming diminutive nouns), illa(forming diminutive nouns), illo(forming diminutive nouns), ina(forming diminutive nouns), ino(forming diminutive nouns), io(forming abstract nouns), ita(forming diminutive nouns), ito(forming diminutive nouns), iña(forming diminutive nouns), iño(forming diminutive nouns), oso(having the quality of), tad(forming abstract nouns), tud(forming abstract nouns), uca(forming diminutive nouns), ucha(forming diminutive nouns), ucho(forming diminutive nouns), uco(forming diminutive nouns), uela(forming diminutive nouns), uelo(forming diminutive nouns), ulla(forming diminutive nouns), ullo(forming diminutive nouns), ía(used in the name of some locations ending in -ia in Latin)	—
Swedish	aktig(having the quality of), dom(forming abstract nouns), else(forming abstract nouns), het(forming abstract nouns), ig(having the quality of), ig(inclined to), is(forming diminutive nouns), skap(forming abstract nouns)	—
Tagalog	ma(having the quality of)	—
Tamil	ஆன(having the quality of)	-āṉa
Turkish	cak(forming diminutive nouns), cağız(forming diminutive nouns), ceğiz(forming diminutive nouns), cik(forming diminutive nouns), cuk(forming diminutive nouns), cük(forming diminutive nouns), cık(forming diminutive nouns), çik(forming diminutive nouns), çuk(forming diminutive nouns), çük(forming diminutive nouns), çık(forming diminutive nouns)	—
Ukrainian	ий(having the quality of), ий(inclined to), ий(forming abstract nouns)	-yj, -yj, -yj
Welsh	cyn(forming diminutive nouns), ig(forming diminutive nouns), os(forming diminutive nouns)	—

Armenian

ակ, իկ, ություն, ուկ

-ak, -ik, -utʻyun, -uk

Asturian

ina, osa, osu, ín

Catalan

et, eta

Chinese Mandarin

兒 /儿, 子

ér, zǐ

Dutch

che, etje, heid, ie, ig, je, ke, ken, kijn, nis, pje, tje

Esperanto

Finnish

inen, nen, uus, va, vä, yys

French

et, ette, ie, in, ine, é

Galician

dade, ento, ento, iño, osa, oso

Georgian

სი- -ე, ული, ური

si- -e, -uli, -uri

German

chen, erl, heit, i, ig, keit, lein, nis

Hebrew

־ון, ־ית

-ón, -ít

Hungarian

as, es, ka, ke, os, s, ság, ség, ös

Interlingua

etta, etto

Irish

ach, ín

Italian

etta, etto, ina, ino, oso, à

Japanese

ちゃん, みたい, 付き, 有り, 様な, 状, 質

chan, mitai, -tsuki, -ari, youna, -jou, -shitsu

ia, ium, osus, tas

eken

illo

ik, ok, ok, tî, yî, î, î, în

Norwegian

Polish

ek, ka, ko, liwy, ny, owy, ość, stwo, ś

Portuguese

ento, ia, idade, inho, oso

Romanian

aș, el, enie, ică, ie, ime, ioară, ior, itate, iță, os, uleț, ușor, uț, uță

Russian

ек, ивый, ивый, ий, ий, ик, ия, ка, ко, ок, це, цо, ый, ый, ёк

-ek, -ivyj, -ivyj, -ij, -ij, -ik, -ija, -ka, -ko, -ok, -ce, -co, -yj, -yj, -jók

Sanskrit

इक, इन्

-ika, -in

Spanish

dad, edumbre, eja, ejo, ento, eta, ete, ia, ia, ica, ico, ie, iego, iello, iento, iento, illa, illa, illo, ina, ino, io, ita, ito, iña, iño, oso, tad, tud, uca, ucha, ucho, uco, uela, uelo, ulla, ullo, ía