-лъын

Alutor Pronunciation alr /l.ʔən/ Suffix alr suffix -lʔən dual -лъыт plural -лъув'в'и after consonants -ылъын Suffix used to form nominals from adjectives or other nouns, and agent nouns from verbs. alr Кали -> калилъын Pattern, spot -> something with patterns or spots, spotted seal alr Ным(ным)- -> нымылъын Village -> one who lives in a village, villager, Alutor alr Таӄлипаӈки -> таӄлипаӈылъын Bake -> one who bakes, baker The L-proprietive, a suffix used to express possession. Having or being with the noun. alr Яӄяӄу йыррыплакылъу Seagulls have (wear) red boots. alr Ъыллыгын аккалъыт Father has two sons. alr Тылагун рыннылъын ту лалулъын. Kilpalin, 1993: 81 I saw the horned and whiskered one. (Literally: I saw the one who has antlers and whiskers.) Usage notes For possession the G-proprietive, га- -лин is also used. References Nagayama, Yukari. (2014) Two proprietive forms in Alutor Nagayama, Yukari. (2010) Grammatical sketches from the field Koryak-Chukchi Topical Dictionary: таӄлипаӈылъын