Contionary:-ta: Difference between revisions

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 # ''An noun suffix referring to the state of something''
 ==== Declension ====
-{{Ssr-n-2-s|-ta|-i|-i|-i||ē}}
+{{Ssr-n-1-ns|-t|a}}
+==[[Scots Norse]]==
+===Etymology===
+Probably from {{der|snon|non|þat|p=i}}. Compare English ''it'' for the semantic development.
+====Pronunciation====
+{{IPA link|Standard|Scots Norse}} (present and past) /t/
+{{IPA link|Standard|Scots Norse}} (future and stative) /ə/
+====Pronoun====
+{{head|snon|pronoun}}
+#''a null pronoun for forming the impersonal''; it
+#:{{uxi|snon|raghnarr'''t'''|'''it's''' raining}}
+=====Usage Notes=====
+This is never seen in the form "-ta", instead appearing as "-t" in the present and past, and as "-a" in the future and stative.