π°π°€
Old Turkic
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Turkic *-din. Cognate with Chuvash -ΡΠ΅Π½ (-ren), Turkish -den, Uzbek -dan, Bashkir -Π΄ΣΠ½ (-dΙn), Yakut -ΡΡΡΠ½ (-tten).
Suffix
π°π°€ (-din)
Usage notes
- The consonant mutates from π° (d) to π±
(t) after being appended to a verb that ends with the consonants l, r and n.
- βπ°π°π° (yol, βroadβ) + βπ°π°€ (dΒ²nΒ²) β βπ°π°π°‘π°€ (yoltΓ―n, βfrom the roadβ)
Alternative forms
- π°π°€ (-dΓ―n)
- π± π°€ (-tin)
- π±π°€ (-tΓ―n)
- π°¦π°€ (-ntin, -ntΓ―n)
- π°‘π°€ (-ltin, -ltΓ―n)
Related terms
- π° (-g, βaccusative caseβ)
- π°€π° (-niΕ, βgenitive caseβ)
- π°π° (-ke, βdative-locative caseβ)
- π°π° (-de, βlocative-ablative caseβ)
- π°π°Όπ° (-gerΓΌ, βallative caseβ)
- π°²π° (-Δe, βequative caseβ)
- π°€ (-in, βinstrumental caseβ)
- π° π°π° (-ligΓΌ, βcomitative caseβ)
References
- Tekin, TalΓ’t (1968) A Grammar of Orkhon Turkic (Uralic and Altaic Series; 69), Bloomington: Indiana University, βISBN, page 133
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