20 Examples of Words that end in -uncio

Words ending in -uncio

In Spanish, there aren't many words ending in -uncio. In most cases, it involves nouns male. For example: strawuncio, desuncio, uncio.

The sequence -uncio derives from the Latin forms I will announce Y nuntius, What do they mean ‘make known, notify 'and' messenger, the one who announces', respectively. This is why it is often found in verbs or nouns related to the act of communicating, informing and delivering a message. For example: renuncio, anuncio, prenuncio. Or, be the spokesperson for it. For example: internuncio, nuncio.

In verbs ending in -announce the ending -uncio refers to the first person singular of the present, of the indicative mood. For example: onuncio, pronuncio. And if it has an accent (-unció) it refers to the third person plural of the simple past perfect, in the indicative mood. For example: onanointed, pronanointed.

In verbs ending in -uncir, the ending -unció also refers to the third person singular of the simple past perfect, indicatively. For example: franointed, defranointed.

Examples of words ending in -uncio

Words that end in -uncio with their definitions

1. Ad (common noun). Action and effect of announcing. Words or signs with which something is announced. Visual or auditory support in which an advertising message is transmitted in the media.
2. Complaint (from the verb to denounce). Notify the authorities of an illegal act or an irregular event.
3. Internuncio (common noun). Person speaking on behalf of another. Priest representing the Pope in non-Catholic States.
4. Nuncio (common noun). Diplomatic representative of the Pope in a country or state. Person who takes notices, messages or orders to another.
5. Pajuncio (common noun). A derogatory way to refer to a page or servant destined to accompany his lords in domestic activities.
6. Prenuncio (common noun). Advance announcement, omen.
7. I pronounce (from the verb to pronounce). Make sounds to speak. (common noun) Ecclesiastic temporarily invested with the functions of the papal nuncio.
8. I quit (common noun). fault that is committed when resigning in a game of cards. Lie or contradiction of a person who is caught in the act of committing it. (from the verb renounce). Deprive yourself of something or someone.
9. Teruncio (common noun). In ancient times, a Roman coin that was worth a quarter of an ace.
10. Disheveled (from the verb defruncir). Unfold or unfold.
11. Disengagement (from the verb desuncir). Remove the beasts from the yoke that holds them.
12. I enunciate (from the verb to enunciate). Express an idea in words.
13. Frowned (from the verb frown). Frowning the forehead and eyebrows to express anger. Pick up a cloth, making small wrinkles in it.
14. Junció (from the verb juncir, little used). Yoke.
15. Anointed (from the verb uncir). Tying oxen, mules and other beasts to the yoke.

Sentences with words ending in -uncio

1. The idea was interesting, but the enunciated in an unintelligible way.
2. Frowned frowning in disgust.
3. At the entrance of the neighborhood barber shop, they put a ad because they are looking for a new helper.
4. Manager ad that he would be leaving the job at the end of the month.
5. I'm sick of seeing this ad over and over on TV.
6. Years ago complaint to the companies that pollute the waters but nothing happens.
7. The internuncio he spoke on behalf of the interests of the civil association and everyone listened.
8. The nuncio Apostolic is a person very close to the Pope.
9. The noble lord spoke of his servant as pajuncio and she humiliated him in front of the members of the court.
10. Those gray clouds are a pre-announcement of the approaching storm.
11. I am going to consult a speech therapist because I pronounce wrong letter R.
12. When pronounced She named her after her and called her to give a lesson, Dorita trembled with fear.
13. The man, a member of the British crown, I quit to all her property and privileges in order to marry her.
14. Yes I quit, my colleagues at the office are going to regret it.
15. The teruncio It is one of the many coins minted in ancient Rome.
16. Seamstress passed away she made her fist and slowly disarmed her dress.
17. The pawn disbanded to the beasts, after a long day's work.
18. Dionisio enunciated she in writing everything she felt, to clarify her ideas.
19. Marita frowned she held her mouth and gave her mother a loud kiss.
20. The assistant began to frown as the seamstress advanced with the other parts of her dress.
21. The young pawn anointed to the mules to begin the tasks of the field.
22. Before the meeting ended, Osvaldo pronounced a heartfelt speech in which he thanked all the guests.
23. The witch could read in the eyes of that strange gentleman, the pre-announcement of love.
24. Ester denounced by phone the loss of his credit card.
25. Luke ad excited that his wife was pregnant.

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