Dictionary:-so: Difference between revisions
Besoh section: inherited suffix with its new grammatical functions (operator ruling: note new uses on wiki) |
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# forms agent nouns: one who does the action ({{m|YCQ-BE|korso}} “horse — the runner”, {{m|YCQ-BE| | # forms agent nouns: one who does the action ({{m|YCQ-BE|korso}} “horse — the runner”, {{m|YCQ-BE|konso}} “hunter”) | ||
# {{lb|YCQ-BE|grammar}} forms the active participle, standing before its noun and taking its own object: ''korsu muqso bo''' “a man driving horses” | # {{lb|YCQ-BE|grammar}} forms the active participle, standing before its noun and taking its own object: ''korsu muqso bo''' “a man driving horses” | ||
Latest revision as of 14:31, 6 August 2026
Besoh
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Andusian *-so, through Proto-South-Andusian -so.
Suffix
-so
- forms agent nouns: one who does the action (korso “horse — the runner”, konso “hunter”)
- (grammar) forms the active participle, standing before its noun and taking its own object: korsu muqso bo' “a man driving horses”
Proto-Andusian
Etymology
Compare *soc (“male; the begetter”).
Suffix
*-so
- forms agent nouns: one who does the action
- (by extension) one given to the action, one who does it by nature
Derived terms
- Proto-North-Andusian: *boŋboso
- Proto-North-Andusian: *keso
- Proto-North-Andusian: *sacso
- Proto-South-Andusian: *kɔŋso