Ge-
Irathient
Etymology
| From an invisible proto-language. |
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Pronunciation
IPA(key): /gɛ-/, /g-/, /ge-/, /gu-/
Orthographic Form
ge-
Prefix
ge- (may surface as g- before vowels, liquids and glides, gei- before nasal codas, and gu- before underlying lC or wC clusters)
- Co-occurs with most class VI nouns. Most commonly used with -u in the singular and -e in the plural.