Appendix:Proto-Radic/-ɣor

Proto-Radic

Alternative forms

• *-hor

Etymology

From Proto-Hirdic *-ghós, from Proto-Laenkean *-ɡʱós. This development is famously unexpected, as the stressed *ó is expected to become *á after the preceding velar. This is typically understood to have been a mass levelling with the other o-stem ending, *-ðor.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /-ɣor/

Noun

*-ɣor

1. forms augmentative nouns

Usage notes

• Native derivations using this suffix require light stem ablaut.

Inflection

ExpandReconstructed declension of *-ɣor (light)
case	singular	dual	plural
nominative	*-ɣor	*-ɣontir	*-ɣor
accusative	*-ɣotd	*-ɣontid	*-ɣorid
genitive	*-ɣutg	*-ɣuntsu	*-ɣussu
dative	*-ɣom	*-ɣuntīm	*-ɣurīm
locative	*-ɣon	*-ɣuntīšu	*-ɣurīšu
instrumental	*-ɣowōr	*-ɣontēji	*-ɣorēji
Note: not all of these forms may be applicable.

Descendants

• Ardian: -go
• Lusetian: -ğu
• Radestrian: -ga, -ía, -ua