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Appendix:Variations of "di" Ahtna Etymology Likely from an original ending -t + the nominalizer/relativizer aht -i. Suffix aht suffix a noun-forming suffix aht cʼecii<t:tip> cʼeciidi<t:woman's blouse> Derived terms aht References 154 aht noun-forming suffixes Babine-Witsuwit'en Etymology From bcr ath-pro *-denʸ. Pronunciation bcr /ti/ Root bcr root light shines References Sharon Hargus, Witsuwit’en Grammar: Phonetics, Phonology, Morphology (2007), page 741. Basque Etymology eu.155 Pronunciation Suffix eu suffix collective suffix usually attached to plant names eu elorri<t:hawthorn> elordi<t:hawthorn grove> eu pinu<t:pine tree> pinudi<t:pine forest> eu neologism group of people eu gazte<t:young person> gaztedi<t:youth> Usage notes Many neologisms in common use were eu Q332663 1 using this suffix. Derived terms eu References eu noun-forming suffixes Blin Pronunciation byn /di/ Suffix byn suffix Comitative marker. Derived terms byn References 93 Chungli Ao Suffix njo-jgl suffix near-future verb suffix Further reading 20 njo-jgl verb-forming suffixes Latin Pronunciation -dī la -dī Verb la verb form -dī la -dō pres pass inf Navajo Pronunciation nv /-tɪ̀/ nv ɪ̀ 1 nv -di Suffix nv suffix at nv náánáłahdi at another place nv Kinłánídi óltaʼgi at the school in Flagstaff times with numbers nv naakidi two times, twice (with nv -go) o'clock nv Hastą́ądigo náádiishʼnah. I wake up at 6 o'clock. Usage notes nv -gi is more specific than nv -di. nv -gi refers to a specific place within a generalized location marked by nv -di. The approximate location with nv -di comes first, followed by the specific nv -gi. Derived terms nv Pohnpeian Etymology pon Suffix pon suffix verb-forming suffixes pon literally down, downward appended to create a verb indicating downwards motion pon pwupw<t:to fall> pwupwidi<t:to fall down> pon salih<t:to tie> salihdi<t:to tie down> Creates an intransitive verb, sometimes indicating completion. pon koasoane<t:to structure, to organize> koasoandi<t:to be structured, to be organized> References + pnp-d.htm#6851 Turkish Etymology tr :inh ota:ـدی<tr:-dı, -di> ++ 1 Pronunciation Suffix ı i u ü d past tense suffix tr gelmek gel(-mek) (to) come → tr geldi he/she/it came tr sevmek sev(-mek) (to) love → tr sevdi he/she/it loved used in nouns to indicate that it has been seen in the past; equivalent to en was were tr ev ev house → tr evdi it was a house tr ceviz ceviz walnut → tr cevizdi it was a walnut tr dialectal reduplicated to form the pluperfect tr geldiydi he/she/it had come tr -mişti Usage notes Personal suffixes are added after "-di". tr yemek ye + -di + tr -m → tr yedim I ate tr yemek ye + -di + tr -n → tr yedin you ate tr yemek ye + -di → tr yedi he/she/it ate tr yemek ye + -di + tr -k → tr yedik we ate tr yemek ye + -di + tr -niz → tr yediniz you (pl.) ate tr yemek ye + -di + tr -ler → tr yediler they ate tr inflectional suffixes Uneapa Etymology From bbn poz-oce-pro *-dri, from bbn pqe-pro *-ndi. Pronunciation bbn /-ⁿdi/ bbn i 1 bbn -di Suffix bbn suffix a third-person plural possessive suffix Further reading en Crowley, Terry; et al. The Oceanic Languages 2013 365 bbn inflectional suffixes Uzbek Etymology uz trk-pro *-ti past tense suffix. Suffix uz suffix used to form past tense of verbs uz inflectional suffixes