-ut

See also: ut, UT, ut-, út, ût, ǖt, and -uț

Catalan

Suffix

-ut

  1. Forms adjectives from nouns that indicate an abundance.

Derived terms

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Further reading


Finnish

Etymology 1

Suffix

-ut (front vowel harmony variant -yt)

  1. A variant of -nut, used with verbs that end in -a/ preceded by at least two consonants, i.e. the verbs in the following conjugation classes (the classes marked with *) only include one verb):
Usage notes
  • For other conjugation classes see -nut and -nnut.
Declension
Inflection of -ut (Kotus type 47/kuollut, no gradation)
nominative -ut -eet
genitive -een -eiden
-eitten
partitive -utta -eita
illative -eeseen -eisiin
-eihin
singular plural
nominative -ut -eet
accusative nom. -ut -eet
gen. -een
genitive -een -eiden
-eitten
partitive -utta -eita
inessive -eessa -eissa
elative -eesta -eista
illative -eeseen -eisiin
-eihin
adessive -eella -eilla
ablative -eelta -eilta
allative -eelle -eille
essive -eena -eina
translative -eeksi -eiksi
instructive -ein
abessive -eetta -eitta
comitative -eine

Etymology 2

Suffix

-ut (front vowel harmony variant -yt)

  1. (chiefly poetic) Forms diminutive nouns.
  2. (usually poetic or literary) Forms some adjectives.
Usage notes

No longer productive. May include a preceding -h- when inserted after a vowel.

Declension
Inflection of -ut (Kotus type 43/ohut, no gradation)
nominative -ut -uet
genitive -uen -uiden
-uitten
partitive -utta -uita
illative -ueen -uisiin
-uihin
singular plural
nominative -ut -uet
accusative nom. -ut -uet
gen. -uen
genitive -uen -uiden
-uitten
partitive -utta -uita
inessive -uessa -uissa
elative -uesta -uista
illative -ueen -uisiin
-uihin
adessive -uella -uilla
ablative -uelta -uilta
allative -uelle -uille
essive -uena -uina
translative -ueksi -uiksi
instructive -uin
abessive -uetta -uitta
comitative -uine
Derived terms
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Northern Sami

Etymology

Pronunciation

Suffix

-ut

  1. Forms verbs from adjectives, meaning "to become, to become more".
  2. Forms verbs from adjectives, meaning "to act -ish, -ly", or from nouns, meaning "to act with, to act like".

Usage notes

This suffix triggers the strong grade on a preceding stressed syllable.

Inflection

Even u-stem, no gradation
infinitive -ut
1st sing. present -un
1st sing. past -on
infinitive -ut action noun -un
present participle -u action inessive -umin
-ume
past participle -on action elative -umis
agent participle action comitative -umiin
abessive -ọkeahttá
present indicative past indicative imperative
1st singular -un -on -on
2nd singular -ut -ot -ọ
3rd singular -u -ūi -os
1st dual -o -ūime -u
2nd dual -ubeahtti -ūide -u
3rd dual -uba -ūiga -oska
1st plural -ut -ūimet -ot
-ut
2nd plural -ubēhtet -ūidet -ot
-ut
3rd plural -ot -o -oset
connegative -ọ -on -ọ
conditional 1 conditional 2 potential
1st singular -ošin
-ošedjen
-olin
-oledjen
-ožan
2nd singular -ošit
-ošedjet
-olit
-oledjet
-ožat
3rd singular -ošii -olii -oža
-oš
1st dual -ošeimme -oleimme -ožetne
2nd dual -ošeidde -oleidde -ožeahppi
3rd dual -ošeigga -oleigga -ožeaba
1st plural -ošeimmet -oleimmet -ožit
-ožat
2nd plural -ošeiddet -oleiddet -ožēhpet
3rd plural -oše
-ošedje
-ole
-oledje
-ožit
connegative -oše -ole -oš

Derived terms

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Old Irish

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ut/

Suffix

-ut (suffixed pronoun)

  1. you (accusative singular), thee

Derived terms

Category Old Irish words suffixed with -ut not found

See also

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