-ri

Appendix:Variations of "ri" Finnish Etymology fi -ra, fi -r fi -i nominal Suffix noun Forms nouns, usually diminutive ones. Declension -r a Derived terms fi See also fi -ari References Igbo Suffix ig suffix ig Owerri Umuahia -li Jamamadí Suffix jaa suffix m feminine -ro jaa evidential identifies an action as certain and having occurred in the near past References 2008 (originally 1976), Robert Campbell, Verification in Jamamadi Quotations, Associação Internacional de Linguística SIL - Brasil, page 4. Japanese Romanization り Latin la Pronunciation la /riː/ classical la /ri/ ecclesiastical Suffix la suffix -rī verb-forming suffixes Used to form the present passive infinitive of regular verbs, except the third conjugation's ones. First conjugation: la amārī to be loved — from la amāre to love Second conjugation: la monērī to be advised — from la monēre to advise Third conjugation: la dūcī to be led — from la dūcere to lead Fourth conjugation: la audīrī to be heard — from la audīre to hear Usage notes To form it: Take the present active infinitive, remove the final -e, and add -ī; in the case of 3rd conjugation -ere is removed). The ending appears as -ārī, -ērī, -ī, or -īrī depending on the thematic vowel, but the final vowel is always -ī. In deponent verbs, the form has active meaning (e.g. loquī = "to speak"). Middle English Etymology 1 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm West Midlands enm -eren Etymology 2 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -erie Purepecha Suffix pua suffix genitive suffix References Estudios de lengua y cultura amerindias II (1998), section on P'urhépecha Quechua Suffix qu suffix Optionally used to mark the topic of a question. Gives a sense of courtesy. qu Karlusri maypim kachkan? And where is Carlos? qu Maypitaq tiyankiri? And where do you live? Descendants es -ri es Bolivia See also qu -qa Romanian Suffix ro suffix form ro -re