mimation
/mɪˈmeɪʃn/(also mimmation) Semitic Grammar
noun
The appending of m to the flexional vowels in Semitic languages, especially Akkadian.
Origin
Late 19th century. From Arabic mīm, name of the Arabic letter corresponding to Roman m + -ation, after nunation.
- tele-evangelist
- telefacsimile
- telefax
- teleferic
- telefilm
- teleg.
- telegenic
- telegram
- telegraph
- telegraph board
- telegrapher
- telegraphese
- Telegraph Hill
- telegraphic
- telegraphic address
- telegraphically
- telegraphist
- telegraph key
- telegraph plant
- telegraph pole
- telegraphy
- Telegu
- telehealth
- tele-immersion
- telekinesis