04/07/2021
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In Spanish, words ending in -agio they are not frequent. They are usually about nouns or, checked in the last vowel, they can be verbs in the third person of the simple past perfect indicatively. For example: adagio, contagio, presagio.
Neither those that contain the letter combination -agio are frequent. For example: hagiospelling.
This belongs to the group of suffixes which is always written with G, as are -agio, -agia, -egio, -igia. The sound of the G is the same as that of the J when it precedes the I, so it can generate confusion and, therefore, the grammar rule.
adagio | contagioSW | shipwreckagio |
agio | discountedagio | plagio |
agiotism | hagiograph | plagioclass |
ambagiosa | hagiospelling | plagiostomo |
contagio | hagiograph | presagio |
contagion | hagiocheer | presagiosa |
contagiosity | infectiousagiosa | sufferagio |
contagiosities | magio | trisgio |
magio | agio | plagio |
adagio | contagion | presagio |
contagio | shipwreckagio | sufferagio |
agiotism | discountedagio | plagioclass |
ambagiosa | hagiograph | plagiostomo |
contagioSW | hagiocheer | presagiosa |
contagiosity | hagiospelling | hagiograph |