-lah

Appendix:Variations of "lah" Classical Nahuatl Pronunciation nci /-laʔ/ Suffix nci suffix nci after stems ending in l nci -tlah Indonesian Suffix id suffix Enclitic for verbs and adverbs to indicate the jussive, imperative. Enclitic for adverbs to indicate reassurance, emphasis and assertion. Jicarilla Etymology From apj ath-pro *-laˑ. Cognate with nv álaʼ Noun apj noun third-person singular possessed form milah hand Inflection shilah haahilah daanaahi̱lah nlah milah daamilah milah daamilah ilah References 314 apj Body parts Malay Alternative forms ms lah -la la -lar lar -ah ah -le le -ler ler nonstandard ms aa ar r text messaging internet slang Etymology ms Compare ms -kah, see discussion at Tea Room: Regarding sinitic origins of -lah. Pronunciation ms /lah/ ms lah ah 1 Suffix ـله Used to make a polite request or to allow an action. ms Minumlah air ini. Please drink this water. ms Janganlah malu-malu. Please don't be shy. ms Marilah berbuka puasa bersama-sama. Please come and break fast together. Used on verbs and adverbs to indicate the jussive, imperative. ms a. 1256 AH Syair Siti Zubaidah Perang Cina شَعِير سيتِي زُبَيْدة ڡرَڠ چينا Poem of Siti Zubaidah’s Chinese War 25 Seraya berkata, “Wahai Cengkoa, ayuhai tuk pekong tolonglah goa, satu pun tidak salah dibawa, sekarang sudah dapat kecewa.” "Ah Cengkoa", the junk captain complained, "Help me, Tuk Pekong", he exclaimed, "not a single fault, nothing wrongly gained, only disappointment is all that I’ve obtained." Used on adverbs to indicate reassurance, emphasis and assertion. ms Janganlah bising! Don't be noisy! ms a. 1840 w:Syair Siti Zubaidah Perang Cina 22 Cincu wangkang terlalu marah, tubuh geme[n]tar mukanya merah, “Funi Cokong! Pigilah nyah! Dagangan aku habislah sudah”. The owner of the junk ship, so outraged was he, his body trembling, face as red as could be, "Funi Cokong! Be gone with thee! All of my goods have gone already." ms 1958 w:Zubir Said Majulah Singapura Majulah Singapura! Onward, Singapore! Used on pronouns to indicate that they are only, singularly, and in their entirety. ms Dialah yang mencuri kereta saya! It is him who stole my car! ms 1371 Hikayat Bayan Budiman 15 https://m.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:Hikayat_Bayan_Budiman.djvu/15 بهاروله فد مالم اينله فاتىک مليهت دولي ساه عالم Baharulah pada malam inilah patik melihat duli shah alam. ms c. 1510 Hikayat Amir Hamzah Hamzanama 233—234 “[…] Sebab itu-lah saya datang kerana hendak menyelamatkan datok saya, atau pun saya gugor di-hadapan-nya.” Because of that only have I come because of wanting to save my datok, or I fall before him. ms literary Used to indicate emphasised passive ergative verbs. ms 1371 AD Hikayat Bayan Budiman Tinggallah seekor burung lagi yang masih menempel di daun. Remaining was one more bird who was still clinging to a leaf. ms particles lah Navajo nv stub - would be better if this was expanded Etymology nv Pronunciation nv /-lɑ̀h/ Noun nv noun inalienable An opposite sex sibling a woman’s brother, a man’s sister nv shilah my brother/sister 1 nv bilah her/his/their brother/sister 1 nv Family