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и Appendix:Variations of "y" Abkhaz Suffix ab suffix and Usage notes Can be used with all Abkhaz words. It should be placed after all words which use it: ab аби ани father and mother 1 An и placed after an а will result in еи: ab Атуристцәа Аҟәаҟеи Гәдоуҭаҟеи ицеит. The tourists went to Sukhumi and Gudauta. See also ab -гьы ab should the POS rather be "Enclitic" or "Conjunction"? Bulgarian Etymology bg :inh sla-pro:*-ьjь + 1 Suffix bg suffix adjective-forming suffixes Forms relational adjectives from certain titular nouns. bg бог бо́жи God of God, God's bg враг вра́жи enemy of the enemy, enemy's Forms relational adjectives from nouns denoting animals. bg вълк въ́лчи wolf bg пти́ца пти́чи bird bg овца́ о́вчи sheep bg гъ́с(ка) гъ́ши goose Derived terms bg Kazakh Etymology kk fa-cls ـی -ī and kk ar ـِيّ. kk -ы. Suffix kk suffix Forms adjectives from nouns kk әскер army әскери military Derived terms kk Macedonian Pronunciation 1 Suffix mk suffix verb-forming suffixes Appended to nouns to create verbs. mk врева вреви mk дозвола дозволи mk зрак зрачи mk ѕвон ѕвони mk срам срами Appended to adjectives to create plurals. mk бел бели mk бистар бистри mk крив криви mk рамен рамни mk ќелав ќелави Derived terms mk Moksha Etymology Perhaps related to fi -ja, et -ja, liv -ji, e.g., liv jūoji drinker. Suffix mdf suffix agentive suffix mdf читатель — морафтысь, лувись reader [in Russian] — reader Declension -их Derived terms mdf Mongolian Etymology mn ru -ия f -y, -ey, -ia, -ium and ru -ий m -ius. Pronunciation Silent letter Silent. Suffix noun propn Used in place of ru -ия and ru -ий in loanwords with stems that do not end in mn с or mn ц. mn -∅ mn Итали Italy mn Бельги Belgium mn Маврики Mauritius Derived terms mn -и Old Church Slavonic Alternative forms cu -ⰻ Glagolitic Etymology From cu sla-pro *-jь. Suffix cu suffix adjective-forming suffixes Adjectival of secondary origin: From nouns cu грѣшьникъ sinner грѣшьничь sinner's cu ловьць hunter ловьчь hunter's cu мѫченикъ martyr мѫченичь martyr's cu вьдовица widow вьдовичь widow's cu дѣвица virgin, maiden дѣвичь girl's cu агнѧ lamb агньчь lamb's cu говѧдо bull, ox говѧждь bovine From adjectives cu бъдръ lively бъждр҄ь brisk cu прокъ remnant прочь other From verbs cu лъгати to lie лъжь lie's cu боуꙗти to thrive, to rage боуи immoderate Usage notes When attached to a word ending in a consonant, the -j- glide iotates the aforementioned consonant which often leads to one of the Slavic palatalization Slavic palatalizations. Declension - Derived terms cu Related terms cu -ии References Андрей Бояджиев Старобългарска читанка София 2016 https://naum.slav.uni-sofia.bg/liliseries/diss/2016/11 Old Novgorodian Etymology zle-ono :inh sla-pro:*-jь<id:nom> nom 1 1 Cognate with orv -и, cu -и. Suffix zle-ono suffix adjective-forming suffixes Adjectival of secondary origin: From nouns zle-ono кꙑꙗнине Kyivan resident of Kyiv кꙑꙗнинь Kyivan's Declension - Derived terms zle-ono Ukrainian Suffix uk suffix -и -и́ m-in-p uk plurale tantum forms plural-only masculine nouns, e.g. place names, usually corresponding to null-suffix singulars Declension when stressed on the ending -и́<M.pl> when stressed on the stem -́и<M.pl> Suffix uk suffix -и -и́ f-in-p uk plurale tantum forms plural-only feminine nouns, e.g. place names, usually corresponding to singulars in uk -а Declension when stressed on the ending -и́<F.pl> when stressed on the stem -́и<F.pl> Suffix uk suffix form f,m uk -а gen s ; nom//acc//voc p Suffix uk suffix form m r-stem variant -і j-stem variant -ї uk -∅<id:masconly> nom//acc//voc p Derived terms uk