Contionary:-sc: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 16:18, 10 May 2026

Reduced form of sic, From Sudrey Norse sik, from Old Norse sek. Doublet of -st and -sc-.

-sc

^L Triggers lenition ^E Triggers eclipsis

Mutated forms of -sc
radical	lenition	eclipsis
-sc	-shc	-zc

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Scots Norse.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

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 ==[[Scots Norse]]==
+===Pronunciation===
+*{{IPA+|snon|/ʃc/}}
 ===Etymology===
-Reduced form of ''{{lang|snon|{{term|sic}}}}'', from {{der|snon|non|sik|p=i}}, from {{der|snon|gem-pro|*sek|p=i}}. {{doublet|snon|-st}}
+Reduced form of {{l|snon|sic}}, {{snon-inh|sik|sek}} {{doublet|snon|-st|-sc-}}.
-====Pronunciation====
+===Pronoun===
-{{IPA link|Standard|Scots Norse}} /ˈʃc/
+{{head|snon|personal pronoun}}
-====Pronoun====
+#{{n-g|forms the reflexive voice}}
-{{head|snon|pronoun}}
+====Declension====
-#''affixed form of the reflexive pronoun''; -self
-=====Usage Notes=====
-When affixed to a pronoun, it makes the final consonant(s) slender, it is also affected by mutation. For example, "ho" + "-sc" > "hoezsc", notice how the mutated "-s-" is still written in the style expected of word initial consonants.
-=====Declension=====
 {{snon-pronouns}}
 ===Mutation===
-{{snon-mut}}
+{{snon-mut|len=-shc|ecl=-zc}}