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Appendix:Variations of "ua" Finnish Etymology fi verb :inh urj-fin-pro:*-udak From fi urj-fin-pro *-udak, from fi urj-pro *-w-. Cognates include et -uma/et -uda. Pronunciation * Suffix verb yä u Forms passive (including stative) or translative (including inchoative) intransitive verbs from transitive verbs. fi nähdä to see näkyä to be visible fi kastaa to dip, make wet kastua to become wet Conjugation - u a Note that if the stem has gradation, it is (almost always) preserved. Derived terms fi fi -uma -uttaa -utua -Vntua References Räisänen, Alpo. 1988. Suomen kielen u-johtimiset verbit. Helsinki: Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura. 951-717-530-2 Further reading Anagrams fi au au Ingrian Etymology 1 izh urj-pro From izh urj-fin-pro *-udak. Cognates include fi -ua and krl -uo. Pronunciation Suffix -yä Used to form inchoative verbs. izh nähä to see näkkyä to be visible Usage notes After verbs whose stems end in a long vowel, or after nominals, the allomorph izh -hua (izh -hyä) is used: izh kuivata kuivaa- to dry kuivahua to dry out. Conjugation - - Derived terms izh Etymology 2 Pronunciation Suffix izh suffix form izh -u par sg Latin Pronunciation -ua 1 stress falls on the en antepenult -qua Classical in ⟨-qua⟩ -ua stress falls in accordance with the en paenultima law -uā 1 stress falls on the en antepenult -quā Classical in ⟨-quā⟩ -uā stress falls in accordance with the en paenultima law Suffix la suffix form la -uus nom//voc f s ; nom//acc//voc n p Suffix la suffix form -uā la -uus abl f s Romanian Alternative forms ro -a used for feminine nouns in the nominative and plural cases which do not end in a stressed vowel or diphthong Etymology ro :inh la:ille<alt:illa> + 1 Pronunciation ro /wa/ Suffix ro suffix f ro variant -a the definite article Usage notes This form of the definite article is used for feminine nouns in the nominative and accusative cases which end in a stressed vowel or diphthong: basmaua, from basma, fem. cafeaua, from cafea, fem. steaua, from stea, fem. Monosyllables ending in vowels also take this suffix: ziua, from zi, fem. Swahili Etymology sw bnt-sab-pro *-ula<alt:*-ula/*-ola>, from sw bnt-pro *-ʊda. In Sabaki, cognate with zdj -ua/zdj -oa and nyf -ula/nyf -ola. Other Bantu cognates include rw -ūra/rw -ōra. Suffix sw suffix variant after root with sw -o- -oa sw nonproductive conversive suffix; reverses the meaning of the verb sw funga<alt:-funga><t:to close> fungua<alt:-fungua><t:to open> sw choma<alt:-choma><t:to pierce> -oa chomoa<alt:-chomoa><t:to draw out> Derived terms sw Swahili conversive verbs