-du

Appendix:Variations of "du" Basque Suffix eu suffix eu -tu eu lagun friend lagundu to help eu afari dinner afaldu to have dinner Usage notes Used with stems ending in /l/ or /n/. For details on usage, see the main lemma. Derived terms eu Judeo-Tat Pronunciation Suffix jdt suffix forming nouns denoting a place where something is kept jdt gov govdu<t:cowshed> jdt symər symərdu<t:straw shed> References 126 Murui Huitoto Pronunciation huu [du] Classifier huu classifier Classifier for objects that are high up, especially hills. Derived terms huu References 194 Old Norse Alternative forms non þú non -tu -ðu Pronoun non pronouns clitics non enclitic enclitic form of non þú non kenn kenndu þú See also non -k Turkish Etymology tr :inh ota:ـدی<tr:-dı, -di> ++ 1 Pronunciation Suffix ı i u ü d past tense suffix tr bozmak boz(-mak) (to) ruin → tr bozdu he/she/it ruined tr yummak yum(-mak) (to) swallow → tr yumdu he/she/it swallowed used in nouns to indicate that it has been seen in the past; equivalent to en was were tr horoz horoz rooster → tr horozdu it was a rooster tr hortum hortum hose → tr hortumdu it was a hose tr dialectal reduplicated to form the pluperfect tr bulduydu he/she/it had found tr -muştu Usage notes Personal suffixes are added after "-du". tr bulmak bul + -du + tr -m → tr buldum I found tr bulmak bul + -du + tr -n → tr buldun you found tr bulmak bul + -du → tr buldu he/she/it found tr bulmak bul + -du + tr -k → tr bulduk we found tr bulmak bul + -du + tr -nuz → tr buldunuz you (pl.) found tr bulmak bul + -du + tr -lar → tr buldular they found tr inflectional suffixes Ye'kwana Pronunciation Suffix mch suffix allomorph of mch -dü possessive suffix used for stems whose last vowel is mch u References 111–112 -dü