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Appendix:Variations of "ken" Dutch Pronunciation nl Nl--ken.ogg Suffix nl suffix noun-forming suffixes n plural -kens nl -ke German Etymology From nds-de -ken, de nds-de - form of standard de -chen, from de gml -kin, from de osx -kīn. Pronunciation de /kən/ Suffix de suffix noun-forming suffixes n plural 1 -ken plural 2 -kens plural 3 -kes de colloquial regional northern Germany Westphalia used to make diminutives de Haus → Häusken little house de Dorf → Dörfken little village de Pulle → Pülleken little bottle Usage notes After stops, particularly after k, a linking -s- is often inserted: Pack → {{m|de|Päcksken|Päcksken}} (cp. de Päckchen parcel). Sometimes an old linking -e- is also preserved: Mann'' → de Männeken Männeken. Derived terms de de Häusken Herzken Käffken Mäusken Pülleken Related terms de Döneken de Päcksken de diminutive suffixes Indonesian Pronunciation id [kən] id kên Suffix id suffix -kên id dialect Java id -kan id memutuskan standard >> mêmutuskên dialect id menyatakan standard >> mênyatakên dialect id “Saya memutusken, ehem, untuk menyataken berhenti dari jabatan saya sebagai Presiden Republik Indonesia, terhitung sejak saya bacaken pernyataan ini pada hari ini, Kamis 21 Mei 1998.” I decided, um, to declare of resignation from my post as President of the Republic of Indonesia since I read this declaration on today, Thursday, 21 May 1998. Japanese Romanization けん Low German Alternative forms nds -ke Low Prussian nds -sken nds -schen Suffix nds suffix noun-forming suffixes n plural -kens or -kes nds GLG used to make diminutives Derived terms nds Bömken Engelken Heken<t:male (animal)> Männken,Männeken Vägelken Seken<t:female (animal)> See also Mecklenburg-Vorpommern nds -ing East Frisian nds -je, nds -tje, nds -ke Middle English Alternative forms enm -ke Etymology enm :inh ang:-cian<ety:inh<gmw-pro:*-ukōn<ety:inh<gem-pro:*-ukōną>>><gmw-pro:*-ikōn<ety:inh<gem-pro:*-ikōną>>>> ++ 1 frequentative Pronunciation enm /-kən/ Suffix enm suffix verb-forming suffixes derivational suffixes enm non-productive Forms verbs with an frequentative or intensive force from nouns or other verbs. Derived terms enm Descendants en -k -ock dialectal en jummock 1 to jolt, work up and down dialectal sco -k Turkish Alternative forms tr -kene -kan -kana dialectal Etymology 1 tr ota ـكن -ken. Equivalent of tr iken while. Pronunciation tr /cæn/ Suffix ken ken y tr suffix while, whilst, when, as tr Gençken daha hızlı koşardım. I used to run much faster when I was young. tr Hazır dışarı çıkmışken bir de kedi maması al. Since you're out already, buy us some cat food. tr Tam yemeğe başlayacakken kapı çaldı. Just as we were about to start dinner, the doorbell rang. Etymology 2 an en g From tr trk-pro *-gan, trk-pro *-gen. Pronunciation tr /cen/ Suffix tr suffix form -gan as e tr gezmek<gloss:to wander, to go about> gez- -egen gezegen<gloss:planet> tr çekinmek<gloss:to abstain, to hesitate> çekin- -gen çekingen<gloss:shy, reserved> tr çalışmak<gloss:to work, to study> çalış- -kan çalışkan<gloss:hardworking>