-óg

Appendix:Variations of "og" Irish Alternative forms ga -eog used after a slender consonant ga -óig -eoig CF Etymology From ga sga -óc (compare gd -ag, gv -ag), borrowed from ga cel-bry-pro *-ọg, from ga cel-pro *-ākos. ga -ach. Not related to ga óg young. Suffix n f used to form diminutives of nouns, or substantive nouns out of nominal, verbal, or adjectival roots ga ciar black ciaróg beetle ga leadhb strip leadhbóg shred, tatter ga milis sweet milseog dessert ga pit vulva, vagina piteog effeminate man, sissy, queer ga reoite frozen reoiteog ice cream ga scréach screech scréachóg jay ga straois grin, grimace straoiseog smiley, emoticon Declension - óg óige óig a Derived terms ga Kashubian csb Etymology csb :inh sla-pro:*-ogъ + 1 Pronunciation - - Suffix csb suffix m csb no longer productive denominal, forming attributive nouns csb no longer productive deadjectival, forming attributive nouns Derived terms csb Old Polish zlw-opl Alternative forms zlw-opl -og Etymology zlw-opl :inh sla-pro:*-ogъ + 1 Pronunciation Suffix zlw-opl suffix m zlw-opl no longer productive denominal, forming attributive nouns zlw-opl pir fest, party → zlw-opl pirog type of pie zlw-opl twarz creation → zlw-opl twaróg quark zlw-opl no longer productive deadjectival, forming attributive nouns zlw-opl ostry sharp → zlw-opl ostróg spike Derived terms zlw-opl Descendants pl -óg Polish pl Alternative forms pl -og Etymology pl :inh zlw-opl:-óg + 1 Pronunciation # Suffix pl suffix m pl no longer productive denominal, forming attributive nouns pl no longer productive deadjectival, forming attributive nouns pl ostry sharp → pl ostróg spike Derived terms pl