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д. д Д Appendix:Variations of "d" Appendix:Variations of "de" Mongolian  ᠳᠤ -д Etymology 1 Compare tuw-pro *-da locative and dative suffix, trk-pro *-de *-da locative and dative suffix. mn Pronunciation д Suffix nounf case suffixes Marks the dative-locative case. mn Аав над энэ номыг өгсөн. My father gave this book to me. Usage notes Equivalent to en to, en at or en in. Used to show the indirect object of a sentence, or to indicate the time or the place an action will happen. Alternative forms mn -т -ад -ид -нд -анд -инд Etymology 2 ᠊ᠳ -д Pronunciation д Suffix nounf plural suffixes plural marker for a small number of nouns. mn мод (tree), модод (trees), моднууд (trees) mn морь (horse), морьд (horses) mn нохой (dog), ноход (dogs) Usage notes Some words ending in н, с, р or л lose that consonant when adding this suffix. mn ноён prince, mn ноёд ноёд princes, aristrocracy mn нөхөр comrade, mn нөхөд нөхөд comrades See also mn -үүд, mn -чүүд, mn -ууд, mn -чууд, mn -чуул, mn -чүүл, mn -с, mn нар mn suffixes д Nivkh Alternative forms niv -т after a voiceless consonant or in North Sakhalin niv -нт South Sakhalin Etymology Proto-Nivkh *-nt. Pronunciation Suffix niv suffix niv North Sakhalin East Sakhalin indicative mood marker for verbs niv South Sakhalin infinitive marker for verbs (see usage notes) niv North Sakhalin East Sakhalin South Sakhalin nominaliser (see usage notes) Usage notes In South Sakhalin Nivkh, a distinction is made between this suffix, used for the infinitive, and with two other suffixes derived from the same Proto-Nivkh suffix: present niv -нд, niv -ндра past niv -нкт As a nominaliser, forms action and result nouns, denotes the instrument or object of an action or denotes something characterised by the attribute described by the verb (e.g. "to be green" > "verdure"). Related terms niv -дь Amur, West Sakhalin References 169 22