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Appendix:Variations of "ek" Basque Etymology 1 Suffix eu suffix inflectional suffixes Ergative plural suffix. eu Txakurrek katuak jan dituzte. The dogs have eaten the cats. Declension Etymology 2 eu :af -e-<pos:epenthetic vowel> -k<pos:ergative suffix> + 1 Suffix eu suffix inflectional suffixes eu -k ergative indefinite suffix allomorphic post-consonantal Declension Breton Pronunciation br /ek/ Suffix br suffix Adjectival suffix br douar<t:earth> douarek<alt:douarek><t:earthy, earthly> br dour<t:water> dourek<alt:dourek><t:watery, humid> br houarn<t:iron> houarnek<alt:houarnek><t:ferrous> Derived terms br Related terms br -eg Cornish Etymology From kw cnx -ec, from kw oco -oc, from kw cel-bry-pro *-ọg, from kw cel-pro *-ākos. Cognate with br -eg,-ek, ga,gd -ach, gv -agh, and cy -og. Pronunciation kw [-ɛk] RMC kw [-ɐk] RLC Suffix kw adj Adjectival suffix kw mor<t:sea> morek<t:maritime> kw spern<t:thorn bushes> spernek<t:thorny> kw Frynk<t:France> frynkek<t:French> Adjectival suffix denoting abundance kw ys<t:corn> ysek<t:abounding in corn> kw pysk<t:fish> pyskek<t:abounding in fish> Adjectival suffix denoting prominence; "having big X" kw lagas<t:eye> lagasek<t:big-eyed> kw troos<t:foot> trosek<t:big-footed> kw skovarn<t:ear> skovarnek<t:big-eared> Derived terms kw adj Suffix m gyon ges eo eo kw masc Forms masculine nouns kw kroghen<t:skin> kronek<t:toad> kw dren<t:thorn> drenek<t:spurdog> Derived terms kw masc Suffix f gi kw fem Forms feminine nouns denoting a place where something is abundant kw enys<t:island> enesek<t:archipelago> kw lytheren<t:letter, character> lytherennek<t:alphabet> kw pysk<t:fish> pyskek<t:fishing-ground> Derived terms kw fem Suffix kw verb Verbal ending kw res<t:race, course> resek<t:to run, race> Derived terms kw verb References 184 Czech Etymology cs :inh zlw-ocs:-ek<ety:inh<sla-pro:*-ъkъ<id:nominal>>> 1 * Pronunciation Suffix m-in,m-ancs diminutive suffixes forms masculine (mostly diminutive) nouns cs stůl stolek cs list lístek cs svatý svátek cs políbit polibek cs před předek Declension inanimate: m animate: m.an Derived terms cs Further reading Hungarian Pronunciation hu ɛk 1 Etymology 1 From hu -e- -k linking vowel plural suffix y. Suffix hu suffix hu plural hu plural suffix -s, -es hu kert garden kertek gardens Usage notes Etymology 2 From hu -e- -k linking vowel personal suffix y. Suffix hu suffix hu personal hu personal suffix Forms the first-person singular present tense of verbs (indicative mood, indefinite conjugation). hu kér to ask, request kérek I ask, I am asking hu Engedélyt kérek a távozásra. I request permission to leave. Usage notes See also :Category:Hungarian noun forms :Category:Hungarian verb forms Appendix:Hungarian suffixes hu terms with multiple lemma etymologies terms with multiple morpheme etymologies Mokilese Suffix mkj suffix Used to form intransitive verbs Usage notes This suffix sometimes becomes -iek after a vowel. Derived terms mkj Northern Kurdish Pronunciation Suffix kmr suffix Arabic spelling ـەک kmr affixed to words ending in a consonant kmr -yek a, an indefinite article Northern Ohlone Alternative forms cst -k before vowels Etymology Cognate with css kan-. Pronoun cst pronoun I (first-person, singular, subject enclitic pronoun) See also References Old Polish Etymology zlw-opl :inh sla-pro:*-ъkъ<id:nominal> + + Pronunciation Suffix zlw-opl suffix m forms nouns pl plecy oplecek Derived terms zlw-opl Descendants pl -ek szl -ek Polish Etymology pl :inh zlw-opl:-ek + + Pronunciation LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf--ek.wav Suffix pl suffix m diminutive suffixes masculine diminutive noun suffix pl dół dołek pl Jarosław Jarek Declension Masculine personal: -kowie / -ki Note: The masculine personal nominative plural ending -ki is rare and mostly limited to depreciative forms or humorous expressions such as bawidamek, gagatek, złodziejaszek, hultajek, psotniczek, łobuziaczek. Masculine animate: Masculine inanimate: -ka / -ku Derived terms pl Serbo-Croatian Suffix Suffix appended to the present stem of verbs or nouns to form an adjective denoting a feature or a dimension. Proto-Slavic sla-pro *dalь + sh -ek → sh dalek far. See also sh -ak sh -ok Suffix sh diminutive suffixes sh Kajkavian Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a performer, feature, human relation, result of an action, object, diminutive or a proper name. Silesian Etymology szl :inh zlw-opl:-ek + + Pronunciation Suffix szl suffix m diminutive suffixes forms nouns, often diminutive szl barōn baranek Derived terms szl Turkish Alternative forms tr -ak Etymology tr :inh ota:ـك<tr:-ek><ety:inh<trk-pro:*-gek>> 2 1 Pronunciation tr /ec/ Suffix tr suffix form Creates nouns out of verbs. tr küremek küre- to shovel + tr -ek → tr kürek shovel. tr gevremek gevre- to become crisp + tr -ek → tr gevrek crisp. Derived terms tr Yup'ik Suffix esu suffix ablative-modalis case ending Usage notes A historical merger of ablative and modalis (instrumental). It performs a wide range of adverbial and syntactic functions.en Miyaoka Osahito A Grammar of Central Alaskan Yupik (CAY) 2012 Walter de Gruyter GmbH Berlin/Boston 978-3-11-027820-0 750 References