Contionary:-th

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Scots Norse

Etymology

From Old Norse -sk, from Proto-Germanic *sek. Doublet of -sc

Pronunciation

  • (Standard) IPA(key): /ˈθ(ʲ/ˠ)/

Suffix

-th

  1. forms the future and stative
  2. (obsolete) forms the mediopassive or reflexive