-ui

Appendix:Variations of "ui" Latin Etymology As the nominative and vocative plural ending for the second declension suffix la -uus, unknown, but displaced Proto-Italic *-wosjo, genitive singular of itc-pro *-wos. As the dative singular for fourth declension nouns, from Proto-Italic *-owei, dative singular of *-us. Pronunciation -uī Suffix la suffix form -uī la -uus nom//voc m p ; gen m//n s (second declension) la -us dat m//f s (fourth declension) Usage notes This ending is no longer used for neuter nouns in the fourth declension, being ousted by -ū, which now occupies all endings in the singular of neuter nouns except the genitive singular, which has -ūs. The fourth declension is the only declension group to have different dative singular forms between neuter nouns and non-neuter nouns. Lepontic Suffix xlp romanization xlp -𐌖𐌉 Romanian Etymology 1 Probably from ro la -uneus, cf. la -eus. Pronunciation ro /uj/ Suffix i 1 ro adjective Forms adjectives denoting characteristics or qualities, especially relating to color, and often with the meaning of -ish. Declension i Derived terms ro albui, ro albăstrui, ro amărui, ro căprui, ro gălbui, ro verzui ro adjective See also ro -iu Etymology 2 Modelled after ro sla-pro *-ovati. Pronunciation ro /uˈi/ Suffix ro suffix verb-forming suffixes ro verb Forms verbs. Derived terms ro verb