-ow

Appendix:Variations of "ow" Cornish Alternative forms kw -yow Etymology Cognate to cy -au, br -où. Pronunciation kw [oʊ] Suffix kw suffix Pluralization suffix, roughly equivalent to -s kw chi house chiow houses kw oy egg oyow eggs Derived terms kw kw plural suffixes ow German Etymology 1 From native West Slavic languages, such as de pox -. Chiefly through de gml -; in originally High German areas the same Slavic suffix usually yields de -au. Compare ru -ов, pl -ów, sh -ov, etc. Pronunciation de /o/ de De--ow.ogg Suffix de suffix de not productive A place name suffix found in parts of former East Germany (or along the former border, as in Lüchow). A surname suffix. Related terms de Grabow de Treptow Etymology 2 From de pl -ów and de ru -ов. Pronunciation de /ɔf/ Suffix de suffix de not productive A surname suffix found in names borrowed from Polish or Russian. Romanisation of ru -ов in place names. Related terms de Gorbatschow de Kalaschnikow de terms derived from Slavic languages Somali Etymology Cognate with om -aawuu and aa -oowe. Compare irk -aw inchoative suffix. Pronunciation so /ɞ́ʉ̀/ /ǽʉ̀/ citation form and before a consonant so /ɞ́ːb/ before a vowel Suffix so suffix -ö̀w infinitive -oobi inchoative suffix Derived terms so References 135 Yapese Suffix yap suffix Dual subject pronoun marker.