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Appendix:Variations of "ci" Czech Etymology cs :inh sla-pro:*-ťi + 1 Pronunciation -ci Suffix cs suffix inflectional suffixes cs archaic the infinitive ending Related terms cs -ti cs -t French Etymology From fr ci here, older form of fr ici. Similar to la -ce, but not a direct continuation of it. Pronunciation Particle fr particle Used with the demonstrative fr ce and all its forms in order to specify the meaning “this, these”. fr -là that, those fr Cette chambre-ci est plus grande que l'autre. This room is bigger than the other one. fr L'autre chambre était plus petite que celle-ci. The other room was smaller than this one. fr Cet homme-ci n'est pas mon mari. This man is not my husband. fr Ces valises-ci ne sont pas les miennes. These suitcases are not mine. Derived terms fr ceci celle-ci celles-ci celui-ci ceux-ci Hungarian Etymology From hu -c -i diminutive suffix diminutive suffix y. Pronunciation Suffix hu suffix diminutive suffixes hu diminutive hu diminutive suffix Used mostly in given names, but also in other words. hu László Laci hu futball football, soccer foci Derived terms hu proper noun clipping hu noun clipping See also Appendix:Hungarian suffixes References Italian Pronoun it pronoun form it enclitic form ci; appended to present active infinitive verb forms to derive reflexive, accusative and dative forms when the object is first plural person it dare to give → it darsi darci to give ourselves; to give us; to give for us it vendere to sell → it vendersi venderci to sell ourselves; to sell us; to sell to us it servire to serve → it servirsi servirci to serve ourselves; to serve us; to serve to us Usage notes The final -e of the original infinitive is removed : it -are → it -arci it -ere → it -erci it -ire → it -irci Where the verb ends in -rre, the final re is removed, leaving behind just an -r: it introdurre to introduce → it introdurre introdurci to introduce ourselves; to introduce us; to insert in us In any case, after the suffixation, there is only a single r and no vowels immediately before -ci. Becomes -ce when followed by a third person direct object clitic (it lo, it la, it li, it le, or it ne): it aver to have + -ci + -ne → it avercene to have ourselves [something] of [something] In older Italian, by assimilation, the m preceding the ⟨c⟩ of the enclitic may become dental (m → n) in the apocopic first person plural: andiam(o)ci → andianci. Compare it sommi contraction. Judeo-Tat Etymology jdt :der trk:- Of jdt trk origin, possibly via Persian fa ـچی -či. Pronunciation Suffix jdt suffix forming nouns denoting a person by trade or occupation jdt boq<t:garden> boqci<t:gardener> jdt cəkmə<t:boot> cəkməci<t:bootmaker> jdt nəxir<t:herd> nəxirci<t:herdsman> References 71 Latin Pronunciation cī Etymology 1 Declined forms of la -cus adjectival suffix. Suffix la suffix form -cī la -cus nom//voc m p ; gen m//n s Etymology 2 A declined form of la -cum nominal suffix. Suffix la suffix form -cī n la -cum gen s Nupe Etymology 1 Pronunciation nup /t͡ʃī/ Suffix suffix -ci noun-forming suffixes nup added to nouns Used to form an agent noun nup ebasan ebasanci divination diviner nup nuwangbin nuwangbinci swimming swimmer nup dòkò dòkòci horse horse-rider nup enunù enunùci hoeing farmer nup added to a proper noun Suffix denoting a resident or inhabitant of (the place denoted by the proper noun); used to form a demonym nup Nupe Nupeci Nupe Nupe person nup Pátígi Pátígici Patigi Patigi person nup latí latíci farm rural person nup added to nouns Used to form plant names from the name of the fruit nup ègbà gbàci deleb palm fruit deleb palm tree nup ekò kòci shea nut kernel shea tree nup yìkunnu yìkunnuci palm fruit oil palm tree Derived terms agent suffixnup -ci (agent suffix) demonymic suffixnup -ci (demonymic suffix) Etymology 2 Pronunciation nup /t͡ʃī/ Suffix suffix -ci adjective-forming suffixes nup ordinal Used to form ordinal numerals nup twabàci Twabàci Seventh Further reading Alhaji, Gabra Ibrahim A Morphological Analysis of Nouns and Adjectives In The Nupe Language, 2012 Old Polish zlw-opl -ć<id:emphatic> Pronunciation Suffix zlw-opl suffix zlw-opl -ć Derived terms zlw-opl Polish pl -ć<id:emphatic> Pronunciation - # Suffix pl suffix pl Middle Polish or dialectal pl -ć Derived terms pl Salar Etymology From slr trk-pro *-ti. Pronunciation slr [d͡ʑi] Xunhua,Qinghai Suffix slr suffix -ed (past tense participle) slr Men zide yumuda, samsaq, soğanlarnı al gelci. 1 I bought bought and came eggs, garlic, scallions, etc. at the market. slr Men aña galaci. 1 I liked him/her.35, 103 slr İşgi gün volcı. 1 It's been two days.73 References 363 48 Turkish Etymology tr :inh ota:ـجی<tr:-ci> ++ Pronunciation tr /d͡ʒi/ /ˈd͡ʒi/ Suffix ı i u ü c noun Suffix appended to words to create a noun, denoting a profession, occupation or inclination. Usage notes Stress is carried onto the suffix when appended to a word with stress on the last syllable: tr büyü /byˈjy/ becomes tr büyücü /by.jyˈd͡ʒy/ Stress doesn't shift when appended to a word that is stressed elsewhere: tr voleybol /voˈlej.boɫ/ becomes tr voleybolcu /voˈlej.boɫ.d͡ʒu/ Derived terms tr Related terms tr -ici References جی 453