-ur

Appendix:Variations of "ur" Albanian Pronunciation sq /uɾ/ Suffix sq suffix adjective-forming Forms adjectives from verbs. The most common meaning the suffix carries is comparable to en -ed in English. sq tredh to castrate -ur tredhur castrated Derived terms sq Catalan Pronunciation -urr Suffix m ca chemistry -ide Derived terms ca Further reading Danish Etymology Via da de -ur, from da la -ura. Suffix da suffix -ure da See also da -itet da -at da -ure References Gutnish Etymology From gmq-gut gmq-ogt -r, from gmq-gut non -r. Suffix gmq-gut suffix Archaic masculine singular nominative case suffix. gmq-gut gmq-gut aldur aldur = sv ålder ålder - Icelandic Etymology 1 is adverb From is non -r. Suffix is suffix adverb-forming suffixes forms the comparative of some adverbs with i-mutation whenever possible is skammt<t:short, shortly> skemur<t:shorter> is lengi<t:long> lengur<t:longer> is betur better irregular comparative of is vel well is heldur rather irregular comparative of is gjarnan gladly is síður less irregular comparative of is varla hardly Etymology 2 From is non -r nominative singular ending for i-, u-, masculine a-stems, and masculine consonant stem nouns, as well as most masculine adjectives. In turn, the Old Norse endings all stem from is ine-pro *-s, a general-purpose masculine/feminine singular nominative ending. Suffix is suffix inflectional suffixes is strong masculine noun nominative singular ending of most strong masculine nouns is fiskur m fish; is bolur m t-shirt; is skattur m tax is strong feminine noun nominative singular ending of a few strong feminine nouns is brúður f bride; is langreyður f fin whale; is hildur f battle is adjective nominative singular masculine strong ending of most adjectives is hægur slow; is ragur cowardly; is virkur active Etymology 3 From is non -r genitive singular and nominative/accusative plural of consonant stem nouns. Suffix is suffix inflectional suffixes genitive singular ending of a few strong feminine; triggers i-mutation of some preceding vowels is nótt<g:f><t:night> nætur<t:of night><qq:with i-mutation> is mjólk<g:f><t:milk> mjólkur<t:of milk> nominative/accusative masculine plural ending of a few strong masculine and feminine nouns; triggers i-mutation of some preceding vowels is tönn<g:f><t:tooth> tennur<t:teeth><qq:with i-mutation of preceding underlying a> is fótur<g:m><t:foot> fætur<t:feet><qq:with i-mutation> is weak plural nominative/accusative masculine plural ending of a few weak masculine stem nouns; triggers i-mutation of some preceding vowels is -a<id:weak plural><pos:weak masculine accusative plural> is nemandi<g:m><t:student> nemendur<t:students><qq:with i-mutation> is bóndi<g:m><t:farmer> bændur<t:farmers><qq:with i-mutation> Etymology 4 From is non -ur weak feminine nominative and accusative plural ending. Suffix is suffix inflectional suffixes is -a indef nom//acc p f n most weak feminine nouns is kona<g:f><t:woman> konur<t:women> is taska<g:f><t:bag> töskur<t:bags><qq:with u-mutation> Etymology 5 From is non -r 2nd and 3rd person singular present indicative ending of strong verbs and class 1 weak long-stem verbs. Suffix is suffix inflectional suffixes is -a//-ja 23 s pres ind v strong verbs and some weak verbs is leika<t:to play><pos:strong verb> leikur<t:(you) play, (he/she/it) plays> is skilja<t:to understand><pos:weak verb> skilur<t:(you) understand, (he/she/it) understands> Malay Etymology ms en -ure, from ms enm -ure, from ms fro -ure, from ms la -tūra. Pronunciation ms [-o(r)] ms -ur Suffix ـور -ure. ms struktur structure ms dentur denture Derived terms ms ms unproductive suffixes Middle English Etymology 1 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -our Etymology 2 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ure Norwegian Nynorsk Alternative forms nn -or nn -er Suffix nn suffix nn obsolete Used to form plural indefinite forms for weak feminine nouns Old French Alternative forms fro -our (later Anglo-Norman) Suffix fro suffix fro early Anglo-Norman fro -or suffix indicating an agent noun Old High German goh Etymology From goh gem-pro *-az, when stressed. Suffix goh suffix m noun Suffix variant found on masculine a-stem nouns Polish Etymology pl nominal :inh sla-pro:*-urъ 1 + Pronunciation Suffix pl suffix m-pr m-anml Forms masculine nouns pl wilczy wilczur Declension Animal: Personal: Derived terms pl Swedish Suffix sv suffix -ure; making an art or profession from an occupation, e.g. sv arkitekt architect → sv arkitektur architecture Derived terms sv Turkish Suffix tr suffix form -ir u