-ure

English dictionary entry

Meanings

suffix

A process; a condition; a result of an action.
An official entity or function.

suffix

A tail.

Pronunciation

-o͝or -ər /-ʊə̯/ /-ɔː/ /-ə/ LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--ure.wav /-ʊɹ/ /-əɹ/ /-ʉ(ː)ə̯/ /-oː/ /-ʉɹ/ /-ʊwɜ̯(ː)(ɾ)/ /-oː(ɾ)/ /-uːɾ/ /-ɜː(ɾ)/ /-əɾ/

Word forms

-ure -ures

Etymology

Inherited from Middle English -ure, from Old French -ure, from Latin -ūra.

Related words

-tion uro-

Translations

Afrikaans: -uur Albanian: -urë Asturian: -ura Belarusian: -у́ра Bulgarian: -у́ра Catalan: -ura Czech: -ura Danish: -ur Dutch: -uur Esperanto: -uro Estonian: -uur Finnish: -uuri French: -ure Galician: -ura German: -ur Hungarian: -úra Ido: -uro Indonesian: -ur Interlingua: -ura Italian: -ura Latin: -ūra Macedonian: -у́ра Norwegian Bokmål: -ur Norwegian Nynorsk: -ur Occitan: -ura Polish: -ura Portuguese: -ura Romanian: -ură Russian: -у́ра Serbo-Croatian: -у́ра Serbo-Croatian: -úra Slovak: -úra Slovene: -ura Spanish: -ura Swedish: -ur Tagalog: -ura Turkish: -ür Ukrainian: -у́ра Yiddish: ־ור

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