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bu Appendix:Variations of "bu" Darumbal Suffix xgm suffix inflectional suffixes Used to form the ergative/instrumental form of nouns ending in nasals References en 2002 Angela Terrill Dharumbal: the language of Rockhampton, Australia Canberra Australian National University Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies Pacific Linguistics 525 0858834626 https://archive.org/details/terrill-dharumbal/ 30. Japanese Romanization ぶ Norwegian Bokmål Pronunciation nb /bʉː/ nb ʉː 1 nb -bu Etymology 1 nb non búi dweller, inhabitant; farmer, from non búa to live, dwell; farm, from nb gem-pro *būaną to dwell, live, cultivate. The suffix originally denotes someone who lives or dwells in a place, and is used in inhabitant names formed from place names or landscape terms. Compare nn -bu, sv -bo and da -bo inhabitant-forming suffix. Suffix nb suffix m Used to form masculine nouns denoting an inhabitant or person from the place or area named by the base. nb Jæren -bu place name inhabitant-forming suffix → nb jærbu person from Jæren nb Skudenes -bu place name inhabitant-forming suffix → nb skudenesbu person from Skudeneshavn or Skudenes Usage notes The suffix is characteristic of several inhabitant names in western Norway, especially in Rogaland and nearby areas. Derived terms nb dalbu<t:person from a valley> fjellbu<t:person from a mountain area> jærbu<t:person from Jæren> karmøybu<t:person from Karmøy> saudabu<t:person from Sauda> skudenesbu<t:person from Skudeneshavn or Skudenes> solabu<t:person from Sola> stordabu<t:person from Stord> timebu<t:person from Time> 2 0 Etymology 2 Corresponding to nb -bo, from nb bo to live, dwell, from nb non búa to live, dwell. In botanical terminology, the element is used with prefixes such as nb en- one, nb sam- together, same, nb sær- separate and nb tve- two to describe whether male and female reproductive organs occur on the same plant or on separate plants. Compare nn -bu and da -bo botany suffix. Alternative forms nb -bo Suffix nb suffix nb botany Used to form adjectives characterizing the arrangement of male and female reproductive organs in plants; -oecious. nb en -bu one -oecious → nb enbu monoecious nb sær -bu separate -oecious → nb særbu dioecious Derived terms nb enbu<t:monoecious> sambu<t:monoecious; cohabiting> særbu<t:dioecious> tvebu<t:dioecious> 0 References -bu Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology nn ine-pro *bʰuH- From nn non búi m inhabitant. Suffix nn suffix Used to create demonyms denoting people from wherever the first part suggests. nn botany -oecious Used to form adjectives denoting the arrangement of sexual organs in plants. Derived terms nn nn noun-forming suffixes