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Aula grátisThe suffix -icia forms a very small group of feminine nouns expressing quality or state, almost all learned words inherited from Latin. The RAE treats it as the learned counterpart of -eza: justicia, malicia, avaricia, and inmundicia are the four central examples the Academy itself cites. Unlike -ez or -idad, it's not a productive pattern in modern Spanish, so the genuine list is short.
| # | Spanish Noun | Noun in English | Base Adjective | Base Adjective in English |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | justicia | justice; fairness | justo | just; fair |
| 2 | injusticia * | injustice; unfairness | injusto | unjust; unfair |
| 3 | malicia | malice; malicious intent; cunning | malo | bad; evil |
| 4 | avaricia | greed; avarice | avaro | greedy; miserly |
| 5 | inmundicia | filth; impurity | inmundo | filthy; impure |
| 6 | estulticia | foolishness; stupidity | estulto | foolish; stupid |
| 7 | pudicicia | modesty; decency (rare) | púdico | modest; decent |
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