-ut

Appendix:Variations of "ut" Catalan Etymology ca :inh la:-ūtus ca la -ūtus. Pronunciation Suffix forms the past participle of most second-conjugation verbs forms adjectives from nouns that indicate an abundance Derived terms ca Further reading Finnish Etymology 1 fi nominal From fi urj-fin-pro *-ut. Suffix noun adjective yt fi chiefly poetic Forms diminutive nouns. fi usually poetic or literary Forms some adjectives. Usage notes No longer productive. May include a preceding fi -h- when inserted after a vowel, which could be by analogy with the weak stem of fi -as. Declension adj - u a Derived terms fi nominal Further reading Etymology 2 fi participial Suffix inflectional adjective yt fi -nut Usage notes Used for the following conjugation classes: fi rohkaista (66) fi tulla (67) fi juosta (70) (irregular) fi olla; fi seistä Declension adj - a Anagrams fi tu -tu Ingrian Etymology 1 From izh urj-fin-pro *-ut. Cognates include fi -ut and krl -ut. Pronunciation Suffix -yt Used to form diminutive nouns. Declension Derived terms izh Etymology 2 Pronunciation Suffix izh suffix form izh -ua 2 sg ind pres Etymology 3 Pronunciation Suffix izh suffix form izh -u nom pl Northern Sami Etymology se Pronunciation se Suffix se suffix verb-forming suffixes Forms verbs from adjectives, meaning "to become, to become more". Forms verbs from adjectives, meaning "to act -ish, -ly", or from nouns, meaning "to act with, to act like". Usage notes s Inflection -u Derived terms se Norwegian Nynorsk Alternative forms nn -et introduced as bracket form in the 1938 spelling reform, given equal status in 1959, and made non-standard in 2012 nn -ete introduced with the 1959 spelling reform, became sole standard form in 2012 Etymology From nn non -óttr. This was the form used by Aasen. Suffix nn suffix forms adjectives from nouns (-ete 2012) nn båre wave bårut 1863, Ivar Aasen, Nordmannen (3rd verse) nn Han saag ut paa det baarutte Havet; der var ruskutt aa leggja ut paa. Derived terms nn nn adjective-forming suffixes Old English Suffix n ang -et; forms nouns from verbs and sometimes nouns and adjectives Old Irish Pronunciation sga /ut/ Suffix sga suffix personal pronouns suffixed pronoun you accusative singular, thee Derived terms sga See also Romanian Etymology ro :inh la:-ūtus + 1 Suffix ro suffix inflectional suffixes Used with a stem to mark the past participle of second-conjugation verbs and regular third-conjugation verbs. ro pierde pierdut lose lost Further reading Appendix:Romanian verb conjugation#Conjugation types: "some type 3 verbs have past participles ending in -ut" Carmen Dobrovie-Sorin, Ion Giurgea (eds.), A Reference Grammar of Romanian. Volume 1: The noun phrase, [Linguistik Aktuell / Linguistics Today 207], 2013, p. 665: "The supine suffix is identical to the suffix of the (passive) participle. [...] -ut (ține/ținut 'keep/keeping') [...]" Ramona Gönczöl, Romanian: An Essential Grammar, 2nd edition 2021 (1st ed. 2007), p. 105: "Conjugation 9 [...] Verbs in this conjugation have past participles that end in -ut [...]"