Etymology of the English suffix -ian

Derivations in English

hessian, addisonian, adlerian, akkadian, amazonian, augustinian, aurignacian, baconian, barthian, basilian, biometrician, bismarckian, bloomfieldian, bostonian, brobdingnagian, carolinian, castilian, chadian, chaucerian, chekhovian, chesterfieldian, churchillian, clinician, crocodilian, cromwellian, danubian, darwinian, delsartian, demonian, diagnostician, dionysian, einsteinian, episcopalian, erasmian, erastian, etonian, falstaffian, faustian, freudian, geometrician, gilbertian, goldbergian, hanoverian, hegelian, hobbesian, hollywoodian, houstonian, iranian, jamesian, johnsonian, jungian, justinianian, kantian, kashmirian, keynesian, kierkegaardian, kordofanian, lacedaemonian, lamarckian, lancastrian, laudian, levalloisian, lilliputian, linguistician, logistician, luxembourgian, malthusian, marathonian, marxian, mechanician, mendelian, nabokovian, napierian, neptunian, newtonian, palestinian, pavlovian, perigordian, permian, phonetician, piagetian, plotinian, plutarchian, precisian, proustian, rabelaisian, rhodian, rubrician, serbian, silurian, skinnerian, sorbian, spencerian, spenserian, stentorian, sumerian, swedenborgian, tactician, tennysonian, theoretician, ukrainian, uralian, urartian, vaudevillian, veblenian, vulgarian, wagnerian, xanthian, zairian, zontian, electrician, faulknerian, hamiltonian, jacksonian, jeffersonian, lincolnian, michiganian, washingtonian, websterian, wilsonian, ekistician, parkinsonian, susian, sherlockian

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