-jaŗ: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:11, 20 January 2024

From Old Riyan -jaŗ, from Proto-Riyanic *-jăḡă, from Proto-Hirdic *-jəŋjəs, from Proto-Laenkean *-jVŋjæ (diminutive). Though the Proto-Laenkean form has a flexible vowel, the productive diminutive suffix passed down to Riyan fossilized with the vowel /a/.

-jaŗ

(diminutive) used to form nouns that are considered smaller or cuter
fúnt (“seed”) + -jaŗ → fúnţaŗ (“semen”)

nív (“dog”) + -jaŗ → nívjaŗ (“puppy”)

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 # {{label|ryn|diminutive}} used to form nouns that are considered smaller or cuter
-#: {{suffixex|ryn|fúnt|fúnţaŗ}}
+#: {{m|ryn|fúnt|t=seed}} + ''-jaŗ'' → {{m|ryn|fúnţaŗ|t=semen}}
+#: {{m|ryn|nív|t=dog}} + ''-jaŗ'' → {{m|ryn|nívjaŗ|t=puppy}}
 ====Derived terms====
 {{col|ryn|fúnţaŗ|t1=semen|amjaŗ|t2=cum, semen|şaorţaŗ|t3=lion's mane mushroom|mişaŗ|t4=kitten|nívjaŗ|t5=puppy}}