compatissant
‘having compassion’
compatir+-antADJ
-ant — relational adjective
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Germanic
French
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Hindi
Indo-Aryan
Telugu
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Tamil
South
Stem
compassion
compatir
दया
దయ
இரக்கம்
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English
compassionate
compassion
French
compatissant
compatir+-antrelational adjective
Hindi
दयावानdayāvān
दया+-वानpossessive / characterised-by
Telugu
దయగలdayagala
దయ+-గలpossessive / characterised-by
Tamil
இரக்கமுள்ளirakkamuḷḷa
இரக்கம்+-உள்ளpossessive / characterised-by
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01compatissant is a French adjective formed from the stem compatir with the suffix -ant (-ant) (relational adjective).3 steps
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- affixaffix:fr:-ant
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02Its meaning ('having compassion') can be approximated as HAVE(HAVE(FEEL, HAVE(GOOD, SOMEONE))) in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.4 steps
- rulerule:atom-structure
- atomatom:FEEL
- atomatom:GOOD
- atomatom:SOMEONE
03Aligned forms: English compassionate (translation equivalent); Hindi दयावान (dayāvān) (translation equivalent); Tamil இரக்கமுள்ள (irakkamuḷḷa) (translation equivalent); Telugu దయగల (dayagala) (translation equivalent).1 step
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