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Appendix:Variations of "chi" Alabama Etymology 1 akz :inh nai-mus-pro:*-či<id:causative> causative suffix akz nai-mus-pro *-či causative. Suffix akz suffix particles akz causative verb suffix causative verb suffix Etymology 2 akz :inh frequentative nai-mus-pro:*-či<id:frequentative> 1 akz nai-mus-pro *-či frequentative verb suffix. Suffix akz suffix particles akz somewhat productive suffix a frequentative verb suffix redundant verb suffix to mark plurality on other words whose pluralities are already indicated Etymology 3 akz -chi- second-person interfix. Suffix akz suffix particles pronouns second-person singular control verb suffix, used for verbs that end with either two vowels, a vowel followed by a consonant, or vowel-consonant-vowel References Chickasaw Pronunciation cic /t͡ʃi/ Etymology 1 From cic nai-mus-pro *-či. Compare cho -chi, akz -chi, cku -chi, nai-hit -či, mik -či, mus -ce. Alternative forms cic -chichi Suffix cic suffix particles cic causative verb suffix causative verb suffix; increases the verb valence by one cic -chi (causative verb suffix) Etymology 2 Suffix cic suffix cic -hchi dubitative verb suffix Choctaw Suffix cho suffix cho causative suffix increases a verbs valency by one cho nowali I walk → cho nowachili I make him walk cho dubitative suffix expresses doubt or uncertainty cho nowachili I make him walk → cho nowachilichi I'm not sufe if I make him walk Garo Etymology 1 grt Suffix grt affix grt inflectional suffix forms the instrumental case Etymology 2 grt Suffix grt affix grt inflectional suffix forms the locative case Usage notes This suffix is only used to indicate location in space, not in time.´ Etymology 3 grt Suffix grt suffix used to form female Garo names. See also grt -ni forms genitive grt -na forms dative grt -ming forms comitative grt -no forms locative Japanese Romanization ち Quechua Etymology 1 Alternative forms qu -tsi Ancash Suffix qu suffix Derivational suffix, causative. To make someone do something; to let or allow something. qu llamkay to work → qu llamkachiy llamkachiy to make one work qu yachay to learn → qu yachachiy yachachiy to teach Etymology 2 Alternative forms qu -shi Cajamarca; qu -tri Jauja, Junín Suffix qu suffix Used to indicate a putative or conjectural statement. See also qu -cha qu -chá Unami Etymology unm alg-pro *-čyi animal feces. Pronunciation unm /t͡ʃiː/ unm iː 1 Root unm root Animal feces; dung, manure. Derived terms unm References chi unm Feces Uzbek Etymology uz :inh trk-pro:*-či<id:profession suffix> + 1 Suffix -чи uz suffix Profession suffix. Derived terms uz Yine Suffix pib suffix suffix applied to naturally possessed nouns to depossess them; that is, to indicate that they are not, in fact, possessed References Languages of the Amazon (2012, 0199593566)