-facient
suff.（后缀）
语源
suff.（后缀）
- Causing; bringing about:
引起；导致：
somnifacient.
催眠的 - Something that causes or brings about:
造成，催促：
abortifacient.
促进吸收的
语源
- From Latin faciēns facient- [present participle of] facere [to do] * see dhē-
源自 拉丁语 faciēns facient- [] facere的现在分词 [做] *参见 dhē-
-facient
suffix forming adjectives, suffix forming nouns
indicating a state or quality
⇒
absorbefacient
⇒
rubefacient
Origin
from Latin facient-, faciēns, present participle of facere to do-facient
1
a combining form meaning “causing” or “inducing” that specified by the initial element:
parturifacient; somnifacient.
Origin
< Latin, stem of faciēns, present participle of facere to make, do
-facienta suffix forming adjectives meaning 'that makes or causes (something)' and nouns meaning 'one that makes or causes (something)', as in absorbefacient (noun and adjective).
[Latin faciens, present participle, doing, making]-facient
adjective combining form
somnifacient
adjective combining form
ETYMOLOGY Latin -facient-, -faciens (as in calefacient-, calefaciens making warm, present participle of calefacere to warm)
: making : causingsomnifacient
-facient
combining form
- producing a specified action or state表示“产生”, “形成”, “引起”：
-
abortifacient.
词源
from Latin facient- 'doing, making'.
-facient
word-forming element meaning "a doer, one who or that which does," from Latin -facientem (nominative -faciens), comb. form of present participle of facere "to make" (see factitious).
ORIGIN: Repr. Latin facient- making, pres. ppl stem of facere do, make.
-fa·cient
\|fāshənt\ adjective combining form
Etymology: Latin facient-, faciens, present participle of facere to do, make (as in calefacere to warm) — more at do, chafe
: making : causing
< somnifacient >
< somnifacient >
-facient
Suffix
- causing the specified condition
- something that causes a specified condition