-nki

nki ŋki Finnish Alternative forms fi -inki Etymology Two origins: From fi -nka -i nominal; compare fi -nko (see fi -i nominal for more on this duality). From sv -ing, a suffix in Swedish, English and German. Compare fi -onki. Suffix noun Forms nouns Declension - nk ng a - nk ng ä Derived terms fi Further reading Mokilese Etymology Apparently related to the associative suffix mkj -ki Suffix mkj suffix Used to form possessive verbs from nouns mkj ah (one's) thing/object anki to have (an object) Usage notes Note that this suffix triggers shortening of a preceding vowel. Derived terms mkj References Quechua Suffix qu suffix Second-person singular subject. qu rimay to speak → qu qam qu rimanki rimanki you speak See also qu -nkichik qu -yki