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Appendix:Variations of "gu" Bola Suffix bnp suffix first person possessive suffix for inalienable nouns and proper nouns See also References 54 bnp possessive suffixes morphemes Darumbal Suffix xgm suffix inflectional suffixes Used to form the goal (allative/purposive) form of nouns 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/ 33. Gamilaraay Suffix kld suffix movement to purpose belonging to kld bubaa birraygu boy's father. for Japanese Romanization ぐ Kwini Suffix gww suffix dative case marker ngawa-gu : for water References William McGregor, Gunin / Kwini (1993), pages 38, 53 Laboya Pronoun lmy pronoun pronominal clitics first person singular subject enclitic first person singular possessive enclitic See also Lithuanian Etymology Related to cu гъ comparative particle used in cu негъли than, of unclear further origin.gu 207 Beekes derives the particle from lt ine-pro *gʰe *gʰo ~ *gʰe discourse particle.263 γε Pronunciation -gu lt Suffix lt suffix lt Old Lithuanian particle emphasizing a question lt Tu-gu esi ansai, kursai turi ateiti? Are you the one, who is to come? used in lt jéigu if and lt negù than References Lower Tanana Pronunciation taa /ku/ /qu/ Suffix taa suffix taa -gw general area suffix References 214 Salar Suffix slr suffix Equipping infinitive of verbs. References Yakup Abdurishid (2020). Salar Halkı ve Dilleri (Duygu Ö. Demir, Trans.). Tehlikedeki Diller Dergisi, Çeviriler Dosyası 2-Ek, 151-163. Turkish ı i u ü g Etymology tr :inh ota:ـگی<tr:-gi><ety:inh<trk-oat:ـکو<tr:-gü><ety:inh<trk-pro:*-gü>>>> 3 1 Suffix tr suffix form -gi u tr bulmak bulgu to find finding tr sormak sorgu to ask interrogation tr duymak duygu to feel, to hear emotion Derived terms tr Uneapa Etymology From bbn poz-oce-pro *-gu, from bbn poz-pro *-ku, from bbn map-pro *-ku. Pronunciation bbn /ᵑɡu/ Suffix bbn suffix A first-person singular possessive suffix. Further reading Terry Crowley et al, The Oceanic Languages (2013), page 365 Johnston, R.L. 1982. "Proto-Kimbe and the New Guinea Oceanic hypothesis". In Halim, A., Carrington, L. and Wurm, S.A. editors. Papers from the Third International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics, Vol. 1: Currents in Oceanic, 59-95.