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Where does “-i-” come from?

-i- (Latin): "connective"

Definitions

"connective"

Words derived from “-i-”

available
significant
considerable
capable
reasonable
valuable
remarkable
significantly
establishment
suitable
equivalent
considerably
magnificent
reasonably
availability
sustainable
respectable
profitable
presumably
incapable
accountability
remarkably
fashionable
payable

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