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Language:
French
Origin:
-iforme, from
Latin
-iformis, from forma;
FORM
1
-iform
suffix
Related topics:
Shapes, Patterns
-iform
[
in adjectives
]
technical
CF
having a particular shape
:
cruciform
(=
cross-shaped
)
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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noun
If
if
1
conjunction
if
2
noun
iffy
adjective
-iform
suffix
Iftah
-ify
suffix
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noun
Ignatius of Loyola, St
igneous
adjective