-sch

See also: SCH, -'sch, sch., and Sch.

Dutch

Etymology

From Middle Dutch -sch.

Suffix

-sch

  1. Archaic form of -s.

German

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ʃ]

Suffix

-sch

  1. -ean, -ian, 's. (A suffix attached to names to produce eponymous adjectives)
    die boolesche/Boolesche Algebra — Boolean algebra

Usage notes

This suffix inflects: die boolesche Algebra, der booleschen Algebra; ein boolescher Körper. See also -'sch, -isch.

Derived terms

  • allensche Regel
  • boolesch, Boolesch
  • gaußsch, Gaußsch
  • goethesch, göthesch
  • grimmsch, Grimmsch
  • hitlersch
  • hobbesch, Hobbesch
  • lockesch, Lockesch
  • luthersch, Luthersch
  • mozartsch
  • Newtonsch
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Middle Dutch

Etymology

From Old Dutch -isc, from Proto-Germanic *-iskaz.

Suffix

-sch

  1. -ish, -an; Used to form adjectives of origin.

Alternative forms

Descendants

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