-oa

Appendix:Variations of "oa" Classical Nahuatl Pronunciation nci /ˈoa/ nci oa Suffix -oa nci suffix nci transitive Instrumental verbal suffix; usually, but not exclusively, appended to nouns to create verbs. Transitive counterpart of -ihui. Derived terms nci Finnish Etymology Conflated: from fi urj-fin-pro *-odak, from fi urj-pro *-w- (as applied to stems ending in -a-, compare fi -o). from fi urj-fin-pro *-oidak, from fi urj-pro *-j- (like in urj-fin-pro *-idak, fi -ia verbal, as applied to stems ending in -a-, compare fi -o; the -o- is a re-extraction from the suffix being applied to stems ending in -a which was labialized by -j). Suffix verb öä o Forms frequentative and continuative verbs, primarily from nouns or verbs ending in fi -ta or fi -ata, but also from adverbs. Conjugation - o a Note that if the stem has gradation, it is (almost always) preserved. Derived terms fi fi -ota References Anagrams fi ao ao. Swahili Etymology sw bnt-sab-pro *-ula<alt:*-ula/*-ola>, from sw bnt-pro *-ʊda. In Sabaki, cognate with zdj -ua/zdj -oa and nyf -ula/nyf -ola. Other Bantu cognates include rw -ūra/rw -ōra. Suffix sw suffix sw variant after root with sw -o- -ua