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Appendix:Variations of "sin" Finnish Etymology fi -s- in instrumental; -s- probably originates from two sources: re-extracted from fi -in instrumental derivatives for fi -aista verbs, such as fi laukaisin (from fi laukaista) by analogy with fi -inen -ise- nouns Suffix noun Forms certain nouns, particularly those describing tools or implements. Declension -s i a -s i ä Derived terms fi See also fi -isin References Northern Ohlone Etymology Compare css huSun further on from css huSu to move away -n nominalizing suffix 1. Suffix cst suffix forms the future tense of verbs cst juwwa juwwasin to wait will wait References Turkish Etymology 1 tr ota ـسڭ -sin, from tr trk-oat -sen, -sin, -san, -sın, ultimately from tr trk-pro *sen. Cognate with az -sən. Compare tr -im first-person singular suffix from trk-cmn-pro *ben (see tr ben I). Pronunciation tr /sin/ Suffix sın sin sun sün Suffix of verb "to be" for subject "you" (informal). tr Gençsin. 1 You are young. Etymology 2 From tr trk-pro *-zün third-person singular imperative suffix. Cognate with az -sin, uz -sin. Pronunciation tr /ˈsin/ Suffix sın sin sun sün Suffix forming third-person singular imperative.