-сің

Appendix:Variations of "sin" Kazakh Etymology From kk trk-pro *sen, which was a postposition. The -ң ending was added by analogy with the second person possessive ending kk -ің. Cognate with ky -син, alt -сиҥ / alt -зиҥ, tr -sin. Suffix сІң сің сың kk suffix are (denotes "to be" for second person singular informal when at the end of an object) kk қазақ a Kazakh қазақсың You are a Kazakh Denotes second person singular informal after various tenses Usage notes This suffix is informal, while kk -сіз is a formal and polite one, with a same meaning. This suffix doesn't get stress.