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Appendix:Variations of "ah" Betawi Alternative forms bew -a -è Urban Etymology Compare dialectal ban -a demonstrative suffix and mak -a definite marker. Pronunciation bew /a(h)/ bew [ah] bew [a] bew [ɛ] Urban Suffix bew suffix used to mark definiteness bew -nya bew atepah the roof bew tetungkedah the stick bew leliatanah it seems that... Usage notes This suffix is found sporadically, mostly in rural villages but also sometimes in the urban core. In varieties that have it, it is in allomorphy with definite marker bew -nya (not to be confused with possessive bew -nya), which is typically used after vowels.en Grijns C. D. 1991 Jakarta Malay: A multidimensional approach to spatial variation 1 Leiden KITLV Press 9789004490932 184–186 References Classical Nahuatl Pronunciation nci /aʔ/ Suffix nci suffix Turns an interrogative pronoun into an unspecified pronoun. Equivalent to "some-" in "somewhere" and "something". Usage notes This suffix shortens the long vowel on all pronouns except for tleh, which it combines with irregularly. Derived terms nci Malay Pronunciation Suffix ms nonstandard ms -lah ms 5-5-2014 emmmmmmyyylia 463066182182912000 https://archive.ph/DMJL8 7-2-2026 Pls lah janganah mintak yg pelik pelik Please don't ask for anything weird. Mizo Etymology From lus tbq-kuk-pro *ʔaʔ locative marker. Suffix lus suffix Locative case suffix. lus thubuai case thubuaiah in the case lus Mizoram Mizoramah in Mizoram lus en August August-ah in August Usage notes This suffix is spelled with a hyphen after foreign words but with no hyphen after native words. Derived terms lus South Slavey Pronunciation Suffix xsl suffix Used to form diminutive nouns. Usage notes Follows the possessive suffix, which is realised as a high tone on the preceding syllable: xsl mbeh knife mbehah little knife xsl sembehé my knife sembéhah my little knife Derived terms xsl References 241 Zou Postposition -áh zom áh References 157