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Appendix:Variations of "met" Czech Etymology From cs metat. Pronunciation cs [mɛt] Suffix m-in Denotes a device used for throwing or firing something cs granát<t:grenade> -o- granátomet<t:grenade launcher> cs kule<t:bullet> -o- kulomet<t:machine gun> cs plamen<t:flame> plamenomet<t:flamethrower> cs světlo<t:light> světlomet<t:headlight> Declension m Derived terms cs Further reading Latin Etymology la suffix :inh<unc> ine-pro:<alt:*-meti><ety:af<*me><*-ti<id:adverb>>> la. De Vaan suggests inheritance from la ine-pro - 1 ine-pro *me<t:with> *-ti 1.-met 376–377 Alternatively, Dunkel suggests la egomet originates from ine-pro *eǵh₂óm + ine-pro *éti. From there, la -met would have been reanalysed as suffix.2 201 Pronunciation Suffix la suffixes used as an intensifier of substantive and less frequently adjective personal pronouns, usually followed by la ipse la ego<t:I> egomet<t:I myself> la nōs<t:we> nōsmet<t:ourselves> la mea<t:my> meamet<t:my very own> Derived terms la la met ipse *metipsimus See also la -pte References la suffixes met Pipil Etymology Compare nci -meh. Noun ppl suffix Forms plural nouns related to human topics. Further reading Campbell, L. (1985). The Pipil Language of El Salvador. Mouton De Gruyter. p. 51