Contionary:-o: Difference between revisions

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From Proto-Valtamic *-o, *-u, from a merger of Proto-Italic *-āō, *-ēō, and *-eō. Cognate with Latin -ō, -āre and -eō, -ēre.

(Standard Valtamic) IPA: /-o/, (low-harmony) /-ɔ/; [ˌ-ɔ], (low-harmony) [ˌ-ɔ̞]

-o (high-harmony -ou, middle-harmony -o, low-harmony -o)

used to derive verbs
namän ("name") + -o → namo ("to call, name")

fytryr ("part") + -o → fëtro ("to share, split")
used to form the infinitive and gerund forms of verbs

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-==Kathyrian==
-===Alternative forms===
-{{term|-do}}
-===Pronunciation===
-[[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: [o]
-===Suffix===
-'''-o'''
-# ''forms the past perfective form of verbs''
-====Usage notes====
-As with all other affixes associated with verbs, ''-o'' implicitly verbalizes the root.
-[[Category:Kathyrian suffixes]] [[Category:Kathyrian morphemes]]
 ==[[Valtamic]]==
 ===Etymology===