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-b
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Appendix:Variations of "b"
Hungarian
Etymology
From hu fiu-pro *-mp. In the Proto-Hungarian period it became -b due to regular phonetic change, then later lengthened to hu -bb. Cognates include fi -mpi.61 -bb
Suffix
hu suffix
hu comparative suffix somewhat archaic yhu suffixes with archaic senses -er, more still used in compound verb-forming suffixes
hu idős old idősb older, senior
hu külön separate különb superior split from the original
hu súlyos serious, grave súlyosbodik to become graver
hu súlyos serious, grave súlyosbít to make graver, aggravate
hu öreg old (archaic: grand, great) öregbít to enhance, bolster [reputation], literally “to make greater”
hu helyes correct, right helyesbít to rectify
hu kevés few, little [in quantity] kevésbé less [to less extent/degree], hu kevesbít to lessen
hu utol at the end obsolete utóbb originally hu utolb later
Usage notes
Derived terms
:Category:Hungarian comparative adjectives
See also
Appendix:Hungarian suffixes
References
Lushootseed
Suffix
lut suffix
Suffix involved in formation of agent-oriented intransitive verb stems
Veps
Etymology 1
From vep urj-fin-pro *-pi.
Suffix
vep suffix inflectional suffixes
Suffix of the third-person singular.
Etymology 2
From vep urj-fin-pro *-pa.
Suffix
1
vep no longer productive -ing; forms a secondary present active participle of a few verbs.
Inflection
-ba
Derived terms
vep
vep -dab