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Appendix:Variations of "yt" Egyptian Pronunciation Etymology 1 Suffix i-i-t Forms the complementary infinitive of weak verbs. Usage notes Weak verbs can alternatively take the endings egy -t or egy -wt to form the complementary infinitive. Etymology 2 Suffix i-i-t Forms the terminative of third-weak verbs, more frequently when passive than when active. Usage notes Third-weak verbs can alternatively take the ending egy -t, as they usually do when active. Finnish Suffix inflectional adjective fi Front-vowel variant -ut Declension For etymology 1: - ä For etymology 2: adj - y ä Anagrams fi ty -ty Ingrian Etymology 1 Pronunciation Suffix izh suffix form izh Front vowel variant -ut Declension Derived terms izh -ut Etymology 2 Pronunciation Suffix izh suffix form izh -yä 2 sg ind pres Etymology 3 Pronunciation Suffix izh suffix form izh -y nom pl Middle Welsh Etymology From wlm cel-bry-pro *-öd, from wlm cel-pro *-o-tūts, but conflated with cel-bry-pro *-ɨd borrowed from wlm la -itia.232 143 iii (24) Pronunciation wlm /ɨd/ Suffix wlm suffix noun-forming suffixes forming abstract nouns, -ness, -ment Derived terms wlm Descendants cy -yd References smaller Polish pl -ite :from pl:-it<id:-ite> Pronunciation LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf--yt.wav Suffix pl suffix m-in pl mineralogy inorganic chemistry pl -it pl Alaska alaskit Declension Derived terms pl Further reading