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...ice is formed by adding -mri, Middle voice by adding -kut. Following tense suffixes are reconstructed:<br>Present tense is unmarked<br>Past: -lka<br>Future: -k

...endants Proto-Naktap-Semi had SOV, Head-final word order. Instead of using suffixes like it's desxendants it uses particles. Plural particle *tʰə put after c Other suffixes can also be reconstructed:

...both sides of a term usually denote terms that appear as both prefixes and suffixes.)

...e in Peripheral Camalic (e.g. [[Camalanàbha]]), the particles evolved into suffixes in an ergative system.

! conjunct suffixes

...ollapsed, although remnants can be seen in modern cognates with additional suffixes. ...ir grammaticalisation. Sometimes a single root is responsible for multiple suffixes.

...d to the particles associated with the word, effectively turning them into suffixes. Noun suffixes exist for nine cases: topical, nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, lo

====Possessive suffixes====

...ll subject to change based on animacy. They are identified by prefixes and suffixes.

...nation of the word for home, ''ḍuq'', and the nominative and ablative case suffixes. Word order in Kutic is free, due to the large amount of suffixes that describe word type, grammatical case and tense, although in general Ku

====Pronominal suffixes====

The following noun suffixes are reconstructed:

...ice is formed by adding -mri, Middle voice by adding -gut. Following tense suffixes are reconstructed:<br>Present tense is unmarked<br>Past: -lja<br>Future: -c

Sinatolean uses suffixes for demonstratives. These suffixes have to be used after the number-suffix(''-a'' or ''-e''), so ''dole'' woul

...d been leveled by Late Proto-Carpathian and remained mostly in endings and suffixes, while in the early stage many alterations still remained and were producti ...fect and perfect. Indicative mood also had separate present and past tense suffixes. The pluperfect tense had not been formed until Late Proto-Carpathian, prob

...sky”, consonant-stem noun. The alternation is present in some derivational suffixes: ''kateras'' “which (of two)” — dialectal ''kataras'', although this ...ubstantives]] with an "a"-vowel in their roots, derived from verbs without suffixes with an "e"-vowel, denoting action or agent: ''r'''e'''ktei'' “to say”

But when combined with suffixes that feature -e (Present tenses), the same suffix becomes -''kik''. ...he verbs that they modify and subsequently take all personal and aspectual suffixes. However, adverbs precede verbs. The language includes the use of an interr

...nents of the alternative theory state that among other Taskaric languages, suffixes seem to be the dominant pattern among grammatical case indicators, and that |+ Proposed suffixes

# Suffixes(mostly case suffixes) can not begin with the diacritic form of a vowel

...uced its vowel harmony, but still keeps it in most grammatical endings and suffixes. A prominent feature of most Alpian vowels is ablaut: a vowel in a word ste