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n. In the music of the Greek Church, the sign for the key-note.

A suffix, really -son, with an element (-i-) belonging to the stem in some nouns coming from Latin through the Old French. It is equivalent to -ation, -etion, -ition, in nouns originally abstract. Examples are comparison, fermison, garrison, jettison, orison, venison, warnison. In benison and malison doublets of benediction and malediction, the -i- belongs to the reduced radical. In caparison the termination is conformative. See -son, -tion.

"They're a venomous set of riptyles and their p'ison's none the milder, for the loss of Hist."

bisson    christen    frison    glisten    listen    rechristen    sison   

esence    phasis    oper    watlington    cost-benefit    cost/benefit    Prague    Kendra    signal-to-noise    ior