-ōñe: Difference between revisions

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From an invisible proto-language.
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-ōñe

Used to form adjectives from nouns; denoting similarity to or describing origin from the entity referred to by the noun, roughly equivalent to English "-y", "-like", "coming from ...", or "of ...".
tegon (“earth”) → tegōñe (“terrestrial”)

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 {{head|hval|suffix}}
-# ''Used to form {{HVgl|ablative}} {{HVgl|adjectives}} from {{HVgl|nouns}}; describing origin from the place referred to by the noun, meaning approximately "coming from" or "of".''
+# ''Used to form {{HVgl|adjectives}} from {{HVgl|nouns}}; denoting similarity to or describing origin from the entity referred to by the noun, roughly equivalent to English "-y", "-like", "coming from ...", or "of ...".''
 #: {{m|hval|tegon||earth}} → {{m|hval|tegōñe||terrestrial}}
 =====Derived Terms=====
 {{suffixsee|hval}}
 =====See Also=====
 * {{l|hval|-enka}}
 * {{l|hval|-īha}}