-nīca

See also: nica, Nica, Niça, and -nica

Latvian

Etymology

Borrowed from Old East Slavic -ница (-nica) (as in words such as Russian больница (bolʹnica, “hospital”)).[1]

Suffix

-nīca

Added to nouns and adjectives to derive nouns of places and also some objects (usually "collections of" something), related to (e.g., useful for) the meaning of the original noun.

Derived terms

► <a class='CategoryTreeLabel CategoryTreeLabelNs14 CategoryTreeLabelCategory' href='/wiki/Category:Latvian_words_suffixed_with_-n%C4%ABca' title='Category:Latvian words suffixed with -nīca'>Latvian words suffixed with -nīca</a>

References

Forssman, Berthold. 2001. Lettische Grammatik (Dettelbach: Verlag J. H. Röll GmbH) →ISBN, page {{{1}}}.

[1] Forssman, Berthold. 2001. Lettische Grammatik (Dettelbach: Verlag J. H. Röll GmbH) →ISBN, page {{{1}}}.

单词	-nīca
释义	-nīca See also: nica, Nica, Niça, and -nica Latvian Etymology Borrowed from Old East Slavic -ница (-nica) (as in words such as Russian больница (bolʹnica, “hospital”)).[1] Suffix -nīca Added to nouns and adjectives to derive nouns of places and also some objects (usually "collections of" something), related to (e.g., useful for) the meaning of the original noun. Derived terms ► <a class='CategoryTreeLabel CategoryTreeLabelNs14 CategoryTreeLabelCategory' href='/wiki/Category:Latvian_words_suffixed_with_-n%C4%ABca' title='Category:Latvian words suffixed with -nīca'>Latvian words suffixed with -nīca</a> References Forssman, Berthold. 2001. Lettische Grammatik (Dettelbach: Verlag J. H. Röll GmbH) →ISBN, page {{{1}}}.
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