-utï

uti Greenlandic Suffix v-n trunc yes j instrument, means Usage notes May be additive, especially after an r-base (in the following, truncativity is implicit). Becomes -atï after a. May lose the affix-initial vowel and instead geminate an earlier consonant. May take the forms -qut, -qqut and -qutat, but only in lexicalised words. May take the forms -utaq after i and u, and -ataq after a. May take the form -gut, especially after a, u and i. May take the form -ssut, especially after a vowel. Derived terms kl Suffix n-n trunc indicating personal possession that is alienable or temporary e.g. neqiutaa His meat (caught or stored/assigned by him), as opposed to neqaa which would mean purely "its or his flesh". References S. Bjørnum: Grønlandsk Grammatik. 2003. Atuagkat. 3881 yes 149 73