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Appendix:Variations of "ang" Chungli Ao Pronunciation M Suffix njo-jgl suffix Imperative ending for verbs njo-jgl ao to go oang go! njo-jgl aru to come arung come! njo-jgl ashi to say shiang say! Derived terms njo-jgl -dakjang Further reading 51-52 18 Hungarian Pronunciation Suffix hu suffix verb-forming suffixes hu frequentative suffix Added to a verb or to an onomatopoeic stem to form a verb denoting repetitive action. hu lappang to lurk Usage notes Derived terms hu verb See also Appendix:Hungarian suffixes References 568 -ng Makasar Etymology From mak poz-pro *-an locative and nominalizing suffix. Pronunciation mak /-aŋ/ Suffix derivational suffix forming nouns with a passive, instrumental, or locative meaning: the thing on which, in which, or with which an action is performed mak dongkoʼ dongkokang<t:a vehicle; something ridden on> mak taʼgalaʼ taʼgallang<t:a handle> mak enteng entengang<t:a place to stand; position> derivational suffix forming adjectives or nouns from verbal bases, indicating possibility or necessity: able to be done or needing to be done mak sunnaʼ sunnakkang<t:needing or able to be circumcised> mak Sunnakannami. The time has come when he must be circumcised. derivational suffix forming adjectives indicating affliction: suffering from, afflicted with, or characterized by mak kaluara kaluaràng<t:infested with ants> mak bulalaʼ bulalakkang<t:having a white spot in the eye> mak besereʼ beseʼ-beserang<t:quarrelsome> Suffix suffix forming the comparative degree of spatial or temporal words variant of -anngang mak anjoreng anjorengang<t:further yonder> mak ammuko riammukoannapa<t:only the day after tomorrow> mak subanngi subanngianngang<t:the day before yesterday> Suffix nounf intj suffix used with interrogatives of quantity (siapa, pirang-) to indicate an indefinite plural or exclamation: a few, several, or how very many mak siapàmmi How many there are! mak pirangkayuangare Several pieces; a few pieces mak pirangkalabiniang Several married couples Suffix verbf applicative verbal suffix indicating benefactive (doing something for someone), instrumental (with something), causative (because of something), or temporal (at a certain time) focus mak Na boyàngaʼ anjo paʼballea. He seeks that medicine for me. mak Na sareangi. He gifts him with it (he gives it to him). mak Allo nibattàngai. The day he was beheaded. Suffix used in combination with prefixes mak pa-, mak paʼ-, mak paN-, or mak ka- to form various circumfixes used in combination with the suffix mak -i to form the complex suffix mak -iang Derived terms mak Further reading Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology 1 From nn non -angr. Cognate with is -angur. Suffix nn suffix nn no longer productive Used to form some nouns. Derived terms nn Nynorsk terms suffixed with -ang farang<t:epidemic> bulang<t:torso> havang<t:use> berang<t:gait> årang<t:cohort> Etymology 2 Possibly from nn non angr bay, firth Suffix nn suffix nn no longer productive Used to form some locative nouns Derived terms nn Nynorsk terms suffixed with -ang einang<t:deep ravine> hardang<t:difficult, snowy road conditions> lettang<t:favourable, clear road conditions> bjodang<t:place available for renting> See also nn Hardanger nn Stavanger References nn noun-forming suffixes Ojibwe Suffix oj suffix verb suffixes A suffix denoting the locative form of a noun A suffix denoting the first-person plural inclusive conjunct form of a Type 2 animate intransitive verb (vai) with a nasal ending A suffix denoting the third-person singular proximate conjunct form of a Type 2 animate intransitive verb (vai2) A suffix denoting the third-person singular proximate conjunct form of a transitive inanimate verb (vti) A suffix denoting the first-person plural inclusive to third-person singular proximate conjunct form of a transitive animate verb (vta) See also oj -amang oj -aang oj -d oj -g oj -ing oj -iing oj -ng oj -ong oj -ood oj -yang Yimchungru Naga Etymology Compare njo-jgl -ang of identical function. Suffix yim suffix Imperative suffix for verbs yim khe<t:to read> kheang<t:read!> Further reading 21