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Ian
1[ ee-uhn, ee-ahn, ahy-uhn ]
-ian
2- a suffix with the same meaning and properties as -an, though -ian is now the more productive of the two suffixes in recent coinages, especially when the base noun ends in a consonant: Orwellian; Washingtonian .
-ian
suffix
- a variant of -an
Johnsonian
Etonian
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of Ian1
Example Sentences
"I don't know if I have ever seen anyone make as big an impact in a football game. That is brilliant and it has made my night," said former England striker Ian Wright on ITV.
"We knew it would go up but at the same time we thought, 'gosh, that has gone up more than what we thought it would'," said Sylvia's husband Ian.
But the pressures on councils, Ian said, made things "difficult to balance".
“It’s not something I grew up with,†said Ian MacAllen, author of “Red Sauce: How Italian Food Became American,†when I called him at his Brooklyn apartment.
Ian and Carol Atkinson, from Bingley, were ready to get their second City of Culture event under their belts with what they thought would be a quick visit.
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