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-їк
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-ик ік -ік Appendix:Variations of "ik"
Pannonian Rusyn
Etymology
rsk :inh zlw-osk:-ík, -ik<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-ikъ>> 1 2
Pronunciation
-лїк: лїк
-нїк: нїк
rsk ik 1
rsk їк
Suffix
rsk suffix m-pr m-an m-in
rsk -ик
rsk трапени трапенїк suffering sufferer adjective
rsk скарани скаранїк punishing scoundrel, rascal adjective
rsk стол столїк table small table
rsk конь конїк horse little horse
rsk -нїк for roots ending in [n] or [ɲ]
Declension
Inanimate:
-їк -їка -їку -їк -їком -їку -їку -їки -їкох -їком -їки -їками -їкох -їки
Animal:
-їк -їка -їкови -їка -їком -їкови -їку -їки -їкох -їком -їкох -їками -їкох -їки
Personal:
-їк -їка -їкови -їка -їком -їкови -їк -їки -їкох -їком -їкох -їками -їкох -їки
Derived terms
rsk
References
rsk SRS 2 864
Ukrainian
Etymology
See uk -ик. Compare rsk -їк.
Pronunciation
Suffix
uk suffix noun-forming suffixes m variant -ик or -ік
Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer, place, object, tool or a feature.
fictive suffix in case when both an occupational name in -їк and its base noun were borrowed
uk арха́їка архаїк
uk -ік suffix
Declension
((-́їк<>, -́їк<pr>))
Derived terms
uk
References