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Where does “-no-” come from?

-no- (Proto-Indo-European): adjectival suffix

Definitions

adjectival suffix

Words derived from “-no-”

against
American
sure
feet
due
someone
duty
foot
path
anyone
mine
divine
willing
L
doctrine
Latin
Martin
chain
snow
cycle
chest
surely
pick
medicine

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