-nu

Appendix:Variations of "nu" Finnish Etymology See fi -nut. Suffix inflectional ny fi colloquial dialectal fi -nut Gun Etymology Cognates include fon -nù Pronunciation guw /nũ̀/ Suffix guw suffix -nù Used to form nouns describing the origin of a person or group of a certain ethnic group or nationality. guw -tɔ́ -tọ́ -ví guw Xwlà Xwla → guw Xwlànù Xwla person/ethnic group person/people of Xwla origin guw Ayɔ̀ Yoruba → guw Ayɔ̀nù Yoruba person/ethnic group person/people of Yoruba origin guw Fɔ̀n Fon → guw Fɔ̀nnù Fon person/ethnic group person/people of Fon origin Derived terms guw Fọ̀nnù <t:Fon person/ethnicity> Ayọ̀nù <t:Yoruba person/ethnicity> Gunnù <t:Gun person/ethnicity> Whlànù <t:Xwla person/ethnicity> Dànxòmɛ̀nù <t:someone from Dahomey> Dànhòmẹ̀nù <t:someone from Dahomey> Ayɔ̀nù <t:Yoruba person/ethnicity> Xwlànù <t:Xwla person/ethnicity> Japanese Romanization ぬ Makasar Alternative forms mak -nnu Pronunciation mak [nu] Pronoun pron possessive enclitic possessive clitics your (familiar second person singular and plural) See also Nuxalk Pronunciation blc /nu/ Suffix blc suffix intransitive indicative 2nd person singular suffix Derived terms blc -nu References 423 Old English Pronunciation -nu Suffix ang suffix form ang -en str nom f s ; str nom//acc n p Veps Etymology From vep urj-fin-pro *-nut. Suffix 1 (having) -ed; forms the past active participle of verbs. Inflection Derived terms Veps past active participles