-onydh

Cornish

Etymology

A fusion of -onieth (“suffix denoting a discipline or science”) +‎ -ydh (“agent suffix”); one who practices a science or discipline.

Suffix

-onydh m

  1. Forms masculine nouns relating to professions
    ‎hendhyski (“to study the ancient”) + ‎-onydh → ‎hendhyskonydh (“archaeologist”)
    ‎brys (“mind”) + ‎-onydh → ‎brysonydh (“psychologist”)
    ‎godh- (“root of godhvos, to know”) + ‎-onydh → ‎godhonydh (“scientist”)
    ‎duw (“god”) + ‎-onydh → ‎duwonydh (“theologian”)

Usage notes

  • To denote the female equivalent, add the suffix -es to the end of the word.

Derived terms

Cornish terms suffixed with -onydh
adhyskonydh
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