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é -e -è Appendix:Variations of "e" Catalan Pronunciation + Suffix ca Valencian ca -è French Pronunciation fr -ée -ées -és -er hey et Etymology 1 fr adjective :inh frm:-é<id:adjective> + fr frm -é adjective, from fr fro -é adjective, fro -et, fro -at, from fr la -ātus adjective, from fr itc-pro *-ātos. fr -at<id:adjective><pos:adjective> -ate<q:chemistry>. Suffix fr grammar past participle root verb suffix of regular fr -er verbs, an inflected infinitive verb; -ed, -en, -n Derived terms fr adjective Etymology 2 fr abstract noun :inh frm:-é<id:abstract noun> + fr frm -é abstract noun, from fr fro -é abstract noun, from fr la -ātus abstract noun suffix forming abstract nouns (fourth declension), from fr itc-pro *-tus, from fr ine-pro *-tus suffix deriving action nouns from verb roots. fr -at<id:abstract noun><pos:abstract noun>. Suffix m -ate, -y, -dom, -ship fr évêque<t:bishop> évêché<t:bishopric> fr prieur<t:prior> prieuré<t:priory> fr dauphin<t:dauphin> dauphiné<t:dauphinate> Usage notes Occasionally, the resulting word is feminine: e.g. fr prévôté provostship. Compare fro conté mf county. Derived terms fr abstract noun Etymology 3 fr -atum :inh la:-ātum<id:result> fr la -ātum (second declension), from the substantivized neuter singular of perfect passive participles in la -ātus. fr -at<id:-atum><t:result suffix>. Suffix m forms the noun denoting the result, product, object, or effect of the action expressed by a verb fr précipiter<t:to precipitate> précipité<t:precipitate> Etymology 4 Euphonic alteration of fr -e in presubject position. Alternative forms fr -è post-1990 Pronunciation -è Suffix verb fr -er presubject 1 s pres indicative ; presubject 1 s pres subj fr pensé pensé-je Hungarian Pronunciation hu eː 1 Etymology 1 From a split of the obsolete lative suffix (below), with a semantic shift presumably evolving like “towards him/her” > “to him/her” > “of his/hers”. Suffix hu suffix hu possessive hu non-attributive possessive suffix -'s, belonging to ……, that of ……. Used to form the non-attributive possessive The relevant page in the second edition (2009) 9781135998929 form of nouns. Compare the English pronouns en mine, yours etc.). The plural form is hu -éi. hu iskola school ― hu iskoláé iskoláé belonging to the school, of the school, the school's hu Ez a szék az iskoláé. This chair belongs to the school / is the school’s. predicatively hu ház house ― hu házé házé that of the house hu A fa árnyéka nagy, a házé még nagyobb. The shadow of the tree is big; that of the house is even bigger. as part of the subject hu non-attributive possessive suffix slightly colloquial -'s, those of ……. It is also used informally for the plural of the non-attributive possessive (hu -éi being somewhat pedantic). hu Ezek a poharak a Pistáé. These glasses belong to Steve / are Steve’s. 2021, Zsuzsa Mátraházi, Nádasdy Ádám: Még Arany János is követett el hibát műfordításban (interview with Ádám Nádasdy), HVG weekly: hu Azt vetették a szememre, hogy a fordításaim értelmesek, szépek és jól követhetők, de kevésbé költőiek, mint az elődeimé, például Arany Jánosé, Babits Mihályé, Mészöly Dezsőé. I was rebuked for my translations being lucid, beautiful, and easy to follow, but less poetic than those of my predecessors, such as János Arany, Mihály Babits, and Q303494. See also :Category:Hungarian noun forms Etymology 2 From hu urj-pro *-j, which served as part of a diphthong (together with the vowel at the end of the noun stem) and became hu -á/hu -é. Suffix hu suffix hu obsolete case suffix yhu suffixes with archaic senses Used to form the lative, expressing the direction (“where to”) or the purpose (“what for”). hu -k -ni -nyi other obsolete suffixes that had a similar function 1192–1195, Funeral Sermon and Prayer, translated by Alan Jenkins (In Quest of the Miracle Stag: The Poetry of Hungary, Vol. 1, 9638602422, p. 30) Menýi miloſtben terumteve eleve mív iſemucut adamut. eſ odutta vola neki paradiſumut haʒóá. Mennyi malasztban (= kegyelemben) teremté (= teremtette) kezdetben [az Úr] [a] mi ősünket, Ádámot, és adta (vala) neki [a] paradicsomot házzá. (in present-day Hungarian) God in his divine grace made Adam our ancestor, and gave him Eden for his dwelling place. Usage notes case suffix Variants: hu -á was added to back-vowel words. hu -é was added to front-vowel words. Derived terms hu together with its front-vowel variant alá,fölé -ba//-be ha haza -hoz//-hez//-höz -i ide,oda -ig -ra//-re soká szerte tova többé -va//-ve -vá//-vé vissza Etymology 3 Particle hu particle clitics hu clitic hu dialectal chiefly Transylvania hu -e whether, if Tag for yes/no questions, always written with a hyphen before. hu Nem tudom, hogy sikerül-é. I don't know if it will be successful. Etymology 4 Suffix hu suffix hu archaic _ personal suffix yhu suffixes with archaic senses Formed the third-person singular indicative past definite, for front-vowel verbs. For the full paradigm, see the usage template. hu -te modern form hu -á for back-vowel-verbs hu A virágokat nézé. S/he looked at the flowers. See also Usage template with its full paradigm Etymology 5 See hu -e. Alternative forms hu -i possessive singular dialectal, except in some set forms Suffix hu suffix hu combining hu -e possessive suffix before most case suffixes, except that of the essive-formal. hu feje feje his/her/its head -n fején fején on his/her/its head y Usage notes For its variants occurring in standard usage, see hu -i possessive singular alternative form of -e and -é as the third-person singular single-possession possessive suffix. References Further reading whether, if y, redirecting to -e whether, if y, redirecting to -e Italian Pronunciation Suffix verb used with a stem to form the third-person past historic of regular it -ere verbs it -ette Middle French Etymology 1 frm adjective :inh fro:-é<id:adjective> + frm fro -é adjective>, from frm la -ātus adjective, from frm itc-pro *-ātos. Suffix -ee és -ees frm grammar past participle root verb suffix of regular frm -er verbs, an inflected infinitive verb; -ed, -en, -n Descendants fr -é<id:adjective><pos:adjective> Etymology 2 frm abstract noun :inh fro:-é<id:abstract noun> + frm fro -é abstract noun, from frm la -ātus abstract noun, from frm itc-pro *-tus, from frm ine-pro *-tus suffix deriving action nouns from verb roots. Suffix m -ate, -y, -dom, -ship frm comte<t:count> comté<t:county> frm dauphin<t:dauphin> Dauphiné<t:Dauphiny> Descendants fr -é<id:abstract noun><pos:abstract noun> Navajo Pronunciation nv /-ɛ́/ [-é] Suffix nv suffix nominalizer the one that, the one who Usage notes Similar to the -er suffix in English, the -é suffix attached to a verb means "the one who does [verb]". It is a variant of nv -í. Synonyms nv -í Old French Alternative forms fro -e manuscript form fro -et 12th century or earlier Pronunciation fro /ˈɛ/ Etymology 1 fro adjective :inh la:-ātus<id:adjective> + fro la -ātus (first declension), from fro itc-pro *-ātos. 842, as fro -at (fro jurat in the Oaths of Strasbourg) > (c 1050 1) fro -et in the Song of Roland; the form fro -é first appears in the 12th century. Suffix fro suffix e used to form past participles of regular -er verbs Descendants frm -é<id:adjective><pos:adjective> Etymology 2 fro abstract noun :inh la:-ātus<id:abstract noun> + fro la -ātus abstract noun (fourth declension), from fro itc-pro *-tus, from fro ine-pro *-tus suffix deriving action nouns from verb roots. Suffix m -ate, -y, -dom, -ship fro conte<id:count><t:count> conté<t:county> Descendants frm -é<id:abstract noun><pos:abstract noun> Slovincian Etymology zlw-slv nominal :inh sla-pro:*-ьje + + Pronunciation - - Suffix zlw-slv suffix n forms neuter nouns denoting a place, typically from a prepositional phrase forms adverbs from adjectives, causes softening Derived terms zlw-slv Descendants zlw-slv -ê See also zlw-slv -ô Spanish Etymology From es la-vul -āī, from es la -āvī. Suffix es suffix form -ar