-hko

-hkö Blackfoot Etymology 1 bla ksááhko- land, earth, dirt. Suffix bla suffix creates inanimate class place names Derived terms bla place Etymology 2 bla bla hk- From bla hk- -o<id:animate transitive> to get, obtein animate transitive verbaliser. Suffix bla suffix creates animate transitive verbs related to providing Derived terms bla provide References ; ; . Finnish Etymology From earlier fi -hka-i (with later labialization, see fi -i nominal), from a dialectal variant of fi -kka (fi -ka) fi -i nominal. The -h- may be from urj-fin-pro *-eh (see fi -e). The suffix has been compared to myv -шка (comparative case suffix)SUSA/JSFOu 98, 2021, p. 153, likely from fi urj-mdv-pro - urj-mdv-pro *-ža *-ka. Suffix adjective hkö -ish; quite, relatively, somewhat fi nuori young nuorehko youthful, relatively young fi vanha old vanhahko oldish, relatively old, elderly Usage notes The adjectives with this suffix are usually considered incomparable. Declension adj -hk o a References Anagrams fi hko KHO