-aa

Appendix:Variations of "aa" Fula Suffix ff suffix ff Pular middle voice suffix ff irde iraade to cover with sand to be covered with sand, to be buried, to bury oneself Usage notes Placed after a verb root to indicate the middle voice Greenlandic Suffix kl suffix enclitics kl enclitic vocative enclitic; marks an address Usage notes Causes nasalization of a preceding stop consonant by -k > -n(g)- -t > -n- -q > -rng- May freely be connected by hyphenation instead of assimilation, in which case the word to which the enclitic appends is unchanged; this difference is purely orthographic, and stops are still nasalized. Further reading 29 Fortescue, M.: "Basic Structures and Processes in West Greenlandic" in ARCTIC LANGUAGES: An Awakening, p. 323. UNESCO 1990. Ojibwe Final oj final verb finals inanimate intransitive verb finals be in a state or condition Derived terms oj agaasadeyaa oj makadewaa oj mangadeyaa oj michaa Suffix oj suffix verb suffixes A suffix denoting the first-person singular, second-person singular or indefinite actor, to third-person singular object independent form of a transitive animate verb (vta) Usage notes -aa acts together with a personal prefix to denote the first or second person, or in the absence of a prefix to denote an indefinite actor. Ottawa Final otw final inanimate intransitive to be... References 385 Tlingit Suffix tli suffix Used at the end of verbs to form an agent noun, effectively meaning "the one that does (verb)". Usage notes The preceding syllable will generally have a high tone after affixing. Derived terms tli dlágwaa tli dáas'aa tli lítaa tli óonaa