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ша ща Appendix:Variations of "sa" Kazakh Suffix ша ша ше ше kk suffix form Form of kk -ше after the vowels А / Ы / О / Ұ. Russian Etymology From Low German -sche. Pronunciation y -ша́ y rare Suffix ru suffix noun-forming suffixes f-an m-an ru feminine Forms female equivalents of nouns denoting males, or nouns denoting the wife of the male equivalent. ru генера́л general генера́льша generaless, female general ru секрета́рь secretary секрета́рша female secretary ru Кли́нтон [Bill] Clinton Кли́нтонша [Hillary] Clinton colloquial ru masculine or feminine Used to make diminutive forms of words, including personal names. When added to personal names, the name is normally truncated, typically down to a single syllable consisting of a consonant + vowel. ru ле́во left -ша́ левша́ lefty ru Александр Алекса́(ндр) Alexander -ша Алекса́ша Са́ша Sasha 1 ru Алексей Але́(ксей) Alexey Алёша Lyosha ru Дарья Да́(рья) Daria Да́ша Dasha ru Мария Ма(ри́я) Maria Ма́ша Masha ru Михаил Ми(хаи́л) Mikhail Ми́ша Misha ru Наталья Ната́(лья) Natalia Ната́ша Natasha ru Павел Па́(вел) Pavel Па́ша Pasha Declension a or b anim 1 a or b anim Derived terms ru Descendants eo -ĉjo See also ru -ёк, ru -енька, ru -ечка, ru -ля, ru -ня, ru -очка, ru -онька, ru -ря, ru -ся, ru -ья Ukrainian Etymology uk uk ru -ша or uk -ха<pos:feminine of inherited sla-pro *-xъ><g:mfbysense-pr> or uk sla-pro:*-xъ -а<pos:inherited from sla-pro *-a>? Pronunciation y -ша́ y rare Suffix uk suffix noun-forming suffixes f-pr Forms female equivalents of nouns denoting males, or nouns denoting the wife of the male equivalent. uk генера́л general генера́льша generaless, female general Suffix uk suffix noun-forming suffixes mfbysense-pr Used to make diminutive forms, of both animacies, of words, including personal names. When added to personal names, the name is normally truncated, typically down to a single syllable consisting of a consonant + vowel. uk Павло Па́(вло) Pavel Па́ша m-an Pasha uk чиновник чину́ша m-an чино(вник) bureaucrat bureaucrat derogatory uk Марія Ма́(рія) Maria Ма́ша Masha f-an uk катува́ти кату(вати) to torture кату́ша tortures, torturing f-in collective uk гарка́вити гарк(авити) to mispronounce sound /r/ гарку́ша mispronouncer of /r/ mf-an colloquial Declension ((-́ша<nom:-́ша.pr.MF>, -ша́<b.pr.genpliv.MF>)) Derived terms uk See also uk -ьок,-енька,-ечка -ня,-очка,-енька