-sis

See also: sis, SIS, sís, šis, šīs, şiş, and -σις

English

Ultimately from Ancient Greek -σις (-sis, “forms noun of action”), often via Latin or French. Identical in meaning with Latin -entia, English -ing.

-sis (plural -ses)

forming nouns of action or process
catharsis, dialysis, diagnosis, crisis
(medicine) forming nouns of condition
psoriasis, sepsis, tuberculosis, psychosis
forming additional nouns
basis, oasis, thesis, stasis

Not very productive: primarily used for borrowed terms from Ancient Greek, though there are also modern coinages based on Ancient Greek roots.

English terms suffixed with -sis

-sīs

-sis

Spanish terms suffixed with -sis

单词	-sis
释义	-sis See also: sis, SIS, sís, šis, šīs, şiş, and -σις English Etymology Ultimately from Ancient Greek -σις (-sis, “forms noun of action”), often via Latin or French. Identical in meaning with Latin -entia, English -ing. Suffix -sis (plural -ses) forming nouns of action or process catharsis, dialysis, diagnosis, crisis (medicine) forming nouns of condition psoriasis, sepsis, tuberculosis, psychosis forming additional nouns basis, oasis, thesis, stasis Usage notes Not very productive: primarily used for borrowed terms from Ancient Greek, though there are also modern coinages based on Ancient Greek roots. Derived terms English terms suffixed with -sis Anagrams ISS, SSI Latin Suffix -sīs dative/ablative masculine/feminine/neuter plural of -sus Spanish Suffix -sis -sis Derived terms Spanish terms suffixed with -sis Further reading “-sis”, in Diccionario de la lengua española, Vigésima tercera edición, Real Academia Española, 2014
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