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# Used to to form names of countries out of nouns or adjectives. | # Used to to form names of countries out of nouns or adjectives. | ||
#: <small>Synonym:</small> (''rare'') {{c|-ja}} | #: <small>Synonym:</small> (''rare'') {{c|-ja}} | ||
#: ''{{c|raġans}}'' ("Polish") + '''''-kër''''' → ''{{c|Raġankar}}'' ("Poland") | |||
#: ''{{c|manjaṡ}}'' ("Russian") + '''''-kër''''' → ''{{c|Manjaṡkar}}'' ("Russia") | |||
[[Category:Contionary]] | [[Category:Contionary]] | ||
[[Category:Valtamic lemmas|k]] | [[Category:Valtamic lemmas|k]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:25, 26 August 2024
Valtamic
Etymology
Rebracketing of words ending in -kar or -kër, such as Alfakar, Cansakar, and Këľzokër, most likely sharing a derivation from Proto-Valtamic *-ṗakår, from Proto-Italic *pāgos (whence Latin pāgus) or *-bʉ(r)kår, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *burgz.
Pronunciation
- (Standard Valtamic) IPA: /-kɤr/; [-ˌkɜɾ̥]
Suffix
-kër an (high-harmony -kur, middle-harmony -kër, low-harmony -kar); type-I declension