-ук

уҡ Appendix:Variations of "uk" Alutor Pronunciation alr /uk/ Suffix alr suffix intransitive) (perfective) uk imperfective stem -уткык verbalizer denoting an action of killing or consuming the noun. alr Кэӈын -> кэӈук Bear -> to kill a bear alr Ъынныъын -> ъыннук Fish -> to eat fish Usage notes Verbs formed from this suffix are always intransitive. Derived terms alr References Nagayama, Yukari. (2010) Grammatical sketches from the field: 44, e. Komi-Zyrian Etymology Cognates include koi -ок, urj-kya -к and urj-koo -𐍣𐍚. Pronunciation Suffix kpv suffix soft stem variant -юк Forms endearing nouns kpv пи son → kpv пиук sonny Declension Synonyms kpv -иль -анӧй Derived terms kpv References 60-61 Ukrainian Pronunciation -у́к Etymology 1 uk nom :inh sla-pro:*-ukъ<id:nominal> 1 ++ Suffix uk suffix m-pr m-an -у́к variant -ю́к feminine -у́ч- + -ка Added to an often diminutive stem to form a patronymic or matronymic surname uk кова́ль -ко smith -ук Ковальчу́к Kovalchuk literally smith's son forms nouns denoting someone's son uk дяк deacon -у́к дячу́к deacon's son uk швець cobbler -у́к Шевчу́к Shevchuk surname, literally cobbler's son Declension ((-у́к<b.M.anml>, -у́к<b.M.pr>)) in surname -у́к<b.M.surname> Coordinate terms with regards to surname uk -енко m Etymology 2 Suffix uk suffix form mf-an uk -у́ка gen//acc p Derived terms uk References ук