reading
English
/ˈɹiːdɪŋ/
verb form
Etymology
Suffix from English read.
Origin
English
read
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aread English
- arread English
- backread English
- beread English
- bioreading English
- copyread English
- counterread English
- cross-reading English
- e-reading English
- foreread English
- half-read English
- lipread English
- map English
- mapreading English
- megaread English
- mindread English
- misread English
- multiread English
- must-read English
- news English
- newsreading English
- nonreading English
- outread English
- overread English
- play English
- playreading English
- preread English
- proofread English
- read English
- read-only English
- readable English
- readahead English
- readaholic English
- readback English
- readee English
- reader English
- readest English
- reading week English
- readme English
- readograph English
- readout English
- readtable English
- readthrough English
- readworthy English
- reread English
- screen English
- screenreading English
- speech English
- speechreading English
- speedread English
- subread English
- underread English
- unread English
- unreadability English
- week English
- reden Middle English
- ridim Tok Pisin
- ridim Bislama
- map
- read
- play
- news
- week
- aread
- readee
- unread
- beread
- reread
- arread
- screen
- speech
- reader
- readme
- readout
- preread
- outread
- misread
- lipread
- subread
- readest
- backread
- readback
- megaread
- mindread
- copyread
- overread
- readable
- foreread
- must-read
- multiread
- e-reading
- underread
- half-read
- read-only
- proofread
- speedread
- readahead
- readtable
- readworthy
- nonreading
- readograph
- mapreading
- bioreading
- readaholic
- counterread
- readthrough
- newsreading
- playreading
- reading week
- unreadability
- cross-reading
- screenreading
- speechreading