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-ú
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Appendix:Variations of "u"
Hungarian
Etymology
hu
Pronunciation
Suffix
hu suffix adjective-forming suffixes
hu adjective-forming suffix Added to a noun to form an adjective denoting possession or similarity. It is used only in parasynthetic compounds, requiring a preceding adjective or a compound structure. Similar in function to English en -ed having-compound.
hu nagy big + hu láb foot → hu nagy lábú ember a man with big feet / a big-footed man
hu vörös red + hu haj hair → hu vörös hajú redheaded
hu obsolete present-participle suffix Found today only in a few words such as hu homorú concave adjective, hu szigorú strict adjective, hu nyomorú miserable adjective.
Usage notes
Declension
-úa o -
Derived terms
hu adjective
hu Present-participle suffix aszú bárgyú batyu<qq:debated> domború háború homorú iszonyú kallantyú komorú kotú<qq:debated> nyomorú sanyarú sarjú sarkantyú satrantyú szigorú szomorú
See also
Appendix:Hungarian suffixes
Irish
Etymology 1
From ga sga -ugud. ga -aigh -adh verbal noun 1.
Alternative forms
ga -iú slender form
ga -ughadh superseded
Suffix
n m
ga verbal noun Regular verbal noun of second-conjugation verbs, notably verbs in ga -aigh.
ga tosaigh begin tosú commencement
ga uraigh eclipse v urú eclipse n
Declension
- ú aithe uithe uithe
Derived terms
ga verbal noun
Etymology 2
ga ordinal
From ga sga -mad, from ga cel-pro *-metos; compare cy -fed. Cognate with gd -amh ordinal.
Alternative forms
ga -mhadh superseded
Suffix
a
ga ordinal -th suffix forming ordinal numbers
ga ocht eight ochtú eighth
Derived terms
ga ordinal