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Proto-North-Andusian affix from Proto-Andusian -uɣ |
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====Usage notes==== | ====Usage notes==== | ||
The most freely attached of the reconstructed suffixes. | The most freely attached of the reconstructed suffixes. | ||
====Derived terms==== | |||
* {{desc|YCP-XA|sacuɣ}} | |||
* {{desc|YCP-XA|ɣauɣ}} | |||
* {{desc|YCP-XB|simu}} | |||
* {{desc|YCP-XC|kakauɣi}} | |||
* {{desc|YCP-XC|rivuɣi}} | |||
* {{desc|YCP-XC|rɔɣuɣi}} | |||
====Descendants==== | ====Descendants==== | ||
* {{desc|YCP-XA|-uɣ}} | * {{desc|YCP-XA|-uɣ}} | ||
* {{desc|YCP-XB|-u}} (word-final; ''-uɣ-'' medially) | * {{desc|YCP-XB|-u}} (word-final; ''-uɣ-'' medially) | ||
* {{desc|YCP-XC|-uɣi}} (word-final; ''-uɣ-'' medially) | * {{desc|YCP-XC|-uɣi}} (word-final; ''-uɣ-'' medially) | ||
==Proto-North-Andusian== | |||
===Etymology=== | |||
From Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|-uɣ}}. | |||
===Suffix=== | |||
{{head|YCP-XA|suffix|head=-uɣ|gloss=collective}} | |||
# forms collectives and ensembles: a mass, gathering, or landscape of the base | |||
Latest revision as of 09:31, 7 September 2026
Proto-Andusian
Etymology
Extracted from the frozen collective *ciᵐbuɣ (“forest”), beside *ciᵐb (“tree”); compare *cisuɣ (“village”).
Suffix
*-uɣ
- forms collectives and ensembles: a mass, gathering, or landscape of the base
- (by extension) the place characterized by the base
Usage notes
The most freely attached of the reconstructed suffixes.
Derived terms
- Proto-North-Andusian: *sacuɣ
- Proto-North-Andusian: *ɣauɣ
- Proto-South-Andusian: *simu
- Proto-Unterian: *kakauɣi
- Proto-Unterian: *rivuɣi
- Proto-Unterian: *rɔɣuɣi
Descendants
- Proto-North-Andusian: *-uɣ
- Proto-South-Andusian: *-u (word-final; -uɣ- medially)
- Proto-Unterian: *-uɣi (word-final; -uɣ- medially)
Proto-North-Andusian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *-uɣ.
Suffix
*-uɣ
- forms collectives and ensembles: a mass, gathering, or landscape of the base