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Appendix:Variations of "do" Japanese Romanization ど suffix Latin Etymology la put :inh itc-pro:*-ðō From la itc-pro *-ðō, from la ine-pro *dʰeh₁- put; do. This is also the root of la faciō, see the Related terms section. The regular outcomes of *dʰ in Latin are /f/ word-initially (cf. la fūmus) and /d/ otherwise (cf. la fīdō).175-176 -dō, -dere The derivatives of la -dō are not always easy to distinguish from those of la dō give < ine-pro *deh₃-. Pronunciation -dō Verb 3 -dō -did -dit to put Conjugation 3 -dō -did -dit Derived terms la abdō addō circumdō condō indō obdō perdō subdō Related terms la crēdō faciō -fex sacerdōs suēscō References Lower Tanana Pronunciation taa /tɔ/ Stem taa stem level surface Derived terms taa -dokw dogha thedo dok'at<t:bed> dona References 126 Murui Huitoto Pronunciation huu do Etymology 1 Cognates include hto -do and hux -do. Classifier huu classifier Classifier for pointy objects. Derived terms huu Etymology 2 huu Suffix huu suffix Marker for the instrumental case. Etymology 3 Suffix huu suffix huu -de 2 sg affirmative nonfuture indicative References 76 Navajo Stem nv stem Verbal stem occurring in the following root, aspect, and mode combinations: indent MOM nv -DO (float) CON nv -DO (float) nv -DO (float) nv -DO (float) |} Pohnpeian Etymology pon Suffix pon suffix verb-forming suffixes pon intransitive Appended to the end of an directionless verb, indicating direction towards the speaker(s). pon pei<t:to float> peido<t:to float here> Derived terms pon References + pnp-d.htm#6851