-lek

Appendix:Variations of "lek" Hungarian Etymology From hu -l -e- -k frequentative suffix linking vowel first-person singular personal suffix y. Pronunciation hu ɛk 1 Suffix hu suffix hu personal suffix Forms the first-person singular of transitive verbs with a second-person object (if no other suffixes are present before it, in indicative mood, present tense). hu keres to look for kereslek I am looking for you Usage notes personal suffix See harmonic variants in the table below. See also :Category:Hungarian verb forms Appendix:Hungarian suffixes References Malay Etymology ms en -lect. Pronunciation ms [-lɛk̚] English-based ms [-lek̚] Baku ms -lek Suffix -ليک -lect ms sosiolek sociolect Derived terms ms See also ms lek Maltese Etymology mt :af lil -k<id:pronoun> + 1 Pronunciation mt /lɛk/ Suffix suffix to you singular Middle English Alternative forms enm -lec -leik -leke enm -leic early; enm -leȝȝc Orm enm -laic -laike -lake -layk especially N Etymology enm :bor non:-leikr enm non -leikr, from enm gem-pro *-laikaz. enm -lok, also compare enm layk amusement, activity, enm -lechen -ify verb-forming suffix, and enm lok offering gift, offering. c 1180. The expected pronunciation /-ˌlæi̯k/ is largely restricted to early, Northern, or Northwest Midland Middle English. In its place is found a form /-ˌlɛ̝ːk/ /-lɛk/, which Björkman posits reflects borrowing from a variety that underwent Old Norse#Dialects East Nordic monophongisation, but as Dance and Luick note, there are no other secure examples of borrowings showing the monophongisation of ei. They thus instead follow Björkman's alternative suggestion that it reflects vowel reduction of /-ˌlæi̯k/, though another possiblity is influence from the related verbal suffix enm -lechen. Pronunciation enm /-ˌlɛ̝ːk/ reduced /-lɛk/ enm /-ˌlæi̯k/ mostly <<early>>, <<N>>, or <<NWM>> Suffix enm suffix noun-forming suffixes derivational suffixes enm mostly N or WM ; uncommon Forms nouns from adjectives; -ness enm -nesse more common Usage notes In taking adjectives from bases, -lek is functionally distinct from its doublet enm -lok, which forms nouns from other nouns (enm wedlok) and verbs (enm schendlok, possibly enm knoweleche). Derived terms enm References -lāc suf MED24517 -laik suffix 4205973425 I 63 B 3.2 430-432 430 -LEC I 384 389-390 389 Swedish Etymology From sv gmq-osw -leker -lēker, gmq-osw -leeker, from sv non -leikr, from sv gem-pro *-laikaz. Suffix sv suffix c used to create nouns from adjectives. Derived terms sv References svetym 0491.html -lek