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Appendix:Variations of "kon" Abinomn Etymology bsa Suffix bsa suffix used to form plural nouns in certain cases (not including dual nouns) bsa atamatu → atamatukon armband → armbands bsa aine → ainekon bandicoot → bandicoots Usage notes The plural rule does not apply to all nouns. For example, the plural of "kari" barbed arrow is "karigon". However, due to the understudied nature of the language, the pattern for which nouns use which plural suffixes remains unknown. Derived terms bsa ainekon atamatukon isrkon itowakon tefirkon akwirkon kesifkon piarkom siwkon tigwerekon workon kerkon wekon akon Garo Etymology grt Affix grt affix probably, indicates that the action is not certain. grt Uamang ianona re·taijawakon. They will probably never come here. Japanese Romanization こん Mohawk Suffix moh suffix in References 114 Navajo Stem nv stem Verbal stem occurring in the following root, aspect, and mode combinations: indent NEU nv -KON (be flammable) |} Ojibwe Noun oj noun inanimate nouns dependent inanimate nouns obligatorily possessed liver Derived terms oj gikon - your liver oj nikon - my liver oj okon - her/his/their liver Related terms oj okonimaa References The Ojibwe People's Dictionary https://ojibwe.lib.umn.edu/main-entry/kon-nid oj Body parts