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Appendix:Variations of "ok" Abenaki Suffix abe suffix A suffix used to form the plurals of some animate words. abe agaskw woodchuck → abe agaskok agask(w)ok woodchucks Usage notes Used to form the plurals of many words ending in w (which it may suppress), and of some other words (which likely ended in w at an earlier stage of the language). See the usage notes at -ak. Basque Suffix eu suffix inflectional suffixes Absolutive and ergative proximal plural suffix. we eu Ikasleok azterketa errezak nahiago ditugu. We students prefer easy exams. you these eu Otsoak mendiotan zehar dabiltza. There are wolves wandering around these mountains. Usage notes There are two uses for this suffix: Replacing the normal plural eu -ak when the speaker/interlocutor is part of a group. A clitic equivalent of eu hauek these. However, they aren't exact synonyms, as eu -ok often implies a real physical proximity. The inflection is similar to that of eu -ak, but replacing eu -e- by eu -o-. Declension Further reading 1228 plural hurbila (-ok) Hungarian Pronunciation hu ok 1 Etymology 1 From hu -o- -k linking vowel plural suffix y. Suffix hu suffix hu plural hu plural suffix -s, -es hu kor age korok ages hu Az elektromos autók hangtalanok. Electric cars are quiet. Usage notes Etymology 2 From hu -o- -k linking vowel personal suffix y. Suffix hu suffix hu personal hu personal suffix Forms the first-person singular present tense of verbs (indicative mood, indefinite conjugation). hu ír to write to write írok I write, I am writing hu Levelet írok a szüleimnek. I'm writing a letter to my parents. Usage notes See also :Category:Hungarian verb forms Appendix:Hungarian suffixes hu terms with multiple lemma etymologies terms with multiple morpheme etymologies Middle English Alternative forms enm -oc -ock -oq -og -uc -uk -uck enm -ek -ak -ke -k rare Etymology enm :inh ang:-oc From enm ang -oc, ang -uc, from enm gmw-pro *-uk, from enm gem-pro *-ukaz. More at en -ock. Suffix enm suffix suffix forming diminutives of nouns Descendants en -ock 1 sco -ock -ockie yol -ok 1 References -ok suf MED30484 Norwegian Nynorsk Alternative forms nn -uku -oko -oke dialectal Etymology A contracted form of nn vòke -vòke, from nn non vaka wake, vigil (oblique case non vǫku). nn vake. Variously rebracketed as nn -sok in older glossaries. Suffix nn suffix m Similar to en -mas. Derived terms nn barsok,bardsok botolvsok,bolsok,botsok hallvardsok,hallsok jakobsok jonsok larsok monsok olsok,olavsok persok,petersok rugsok syftesok,siktesok,siksok References nn noun-forming suffixes Polish Etymology pl nominal :from pl:-ak<id:nominal> 1 Dialectal realization of pl -ak. Pronunciation Suffix pl suffix m forms masculine nouns, sometimes with a derogatory connotation pl jabłko jabcok Declension Inanimate: -oka Animate: Derived terms pl Further reading Potawatomi Pronunciation Etymology 1 Cognate to oj -oog. pot Suffix pot suffix an pot plural plural of pot -jêk -wat<id:plural> -yêk -êk<id:plural> Usage notes Must be used with a noun ending in /k/ Derived terms pot -ok (plural) Etymology 2 Cognate to oj -ong. pot Suffix pot suffix an pot locative locative of pot -êk<id:locative> Derived terms pot -ok (locative) See also pot -on Serbo-Croatian Suffix Suffix appended to the present stem of verbs to form an adjective denoting a feature or a dimension. sh dubiti dub to hollow + sh -ok → sh dubok deep See also sh -ak sh -ek Slovak Etymology sk :inh sla-pro:*-ъkъ<id:nominal> 1 1 Suffix sk suffix m used to form masculine nouns Derived terms sk Yola Alternative forms yol -ock -uck -ick Etymology From yol enm -ok, enm -uk, from yol ang -oc, ang -uc diminutive suffix, from yol gmw-pro *-uk. Suffix yol suffix suffix forming diminutives of nouns Derived terms yol