-náiCǝ

Irathient

Etymology

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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈ-naizə/, /ˈ-aizə/, /ˈ-naihə/, /ˈ-aihə/, /ˈ-naitə/, /ˈ-aitə/, /ˈ-naikə/, /ˈ-aikə/, /ˈ-naidə/, /ˈ-aidə/, /ˈ-naigə/, /ˈ-aigə/, /ˈ-naiwə/, /ˈ-aiwə/, /ˈ-nairə/, /ˈ-airə/, /ˈ-naisə/, /ˈ-aisə/, /ˈ-nainə/, /ˈ-ainə/, /ˈ-naiθə/, /ˈ-aiθə/, /ˈ-naiɲə/, /ˈ-aiɲə/, /ˈ-naiʃə/, /ˈ-aiʃə/

Orthographic Form

-naizǝ, -naihǝ, -naitǝ, -naikǝ, -naidǝ, -naigǝ, -naiwǝ, -nairǝ, -naisǝ, -nainǝ, -naithǝ, -nainyǝ or -naishǝ

Suffix

-náiCǝ (may surface as -áiCǝ after consonants)

1. Used to derive similitive adverbs from nouns. Attracts stress and takes the copy consonant from the noun's class.

Forms of -náiCǝ

Class	After vowels	After consonants
I	-náizǝ	-áizǝ
II/XV/XVII	-náihǝ	-áihǝ
III	-náitǝ	-áitǝ
IV/VIII	-náikǝ	-áikǝ
V	-náidǝ	-áidǝ
VI	-náigǝ	-áigǝ
VII	-náiwǝ	-áiwǝ
IX	-náirǝ	-áirǝ
X	-náisǝ	-áisǝ
XI/XVI/XVIII	-náinǝ	-áinǝ
XII	-náithǝ	-áithǝ
XIII	-náinyǝ	-áinyǝ
XIV	-náishǝ	-áishǝ

Derived Terms

Category Irathient terms suffixed with -náiCǝ not found