Contionary:ų-

Niemish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ʊ̃/ (before a nonplosive consonant), /ʊm/ (before a labial plosive), /ʊŋ/ (before a velar plosive), /un/ (before a coronal plosive or a vowel; in the latter case it is spelt ùn-)

Etymology

From Gothic un-.

Prefix

ų̀-

1. un- (negation prefix denoting absence, a lack of; violative of; contrary to; perversion of; inversion if)

   ų̀- + grás ("grass") → ų̀grás ("weed")

   ų̀- + lùff ("herb") → ų̀lùff ("poison")

   ų̀- + ódag ("lucky") → ùnódag ("unlucky")

   ų̀- + síl ("good, virtuous") → ų̀síl ("wicked")

   ų̀- + skíwen ("occurance, happening") → ų̀skíwen ("accident")

Etymology

From Gothic and-.

Prefix

ų̀-

1. un-, de-; forms verbs from other verbs meaning to negate
2. un-, de-; forms verbs from nouns meaning to negate, deprive, release, remove, separate, extract