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From an invisible proto-language.
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-kagon

Used to form causative verbs from verbs and other roots, meaning approximately "to cause to X" or "to make X".
ropagon (“to fall”) → ropakagon (“to fell”)

-ikagon is (generally) used after consonants (note that this variant may cause sound changes in the root).
-kagon is used otherwise.

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 {{head|hval|suffix}}
-# ''Used to form {{HVgl|causative}} {{HVgl|verbs}} from {{HVgl|verbs}} (mostly vowel-final ones) and other roots, meaning approximately "to cause to X" or "to make X".''
+# <onlyinclude>''Used to form {{HVgl|causative}} {{HVgl|verbs}} from {{HVgl|verbs}} and other roots, meaning approximately "to cause to X" or "to make X".''</onlyinclude>
 #: {{m|hval|ropagon||to fall}} → {{m|hval|ropakagon||to fell}}
 =====Derived Terms=====
 {{suffixsee|hval}}
-=====See Also=====
-* {{l|hval|-ikagon}}
+====Notes====
+* ''-ikagon'' is (generally) used after consonants (note that this variant may cause sound changes in the root).
+* ''-kagon'' is used otherwise.