-o
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(non-gloss definition)
(suffixusex)
(quote-book)
(non-gloss definition) Can be used with (cog) for expressions such as ''el stinko''.
(ux)
(n-g)
(ngd)
(sufex)
(senseid)(alternative form of)
Nominal suffix. Most Esperanto nouns end in ''-o''. (A few nouns end in (m), and with some writers some feminine names end in (m).)
(m)
-thing. (correlatives|correlative object ending.)
(suffixusex) (gloss)
(ngd)
(romanization of)
(senseid) (n-g) (glossary) (glossary), usually a (glossary)
(syn)
(senseid) (n-g)
(n-g) and (m) verbs and those (m) verbs that do not take -isc-
(m) → (m)
(ncog) → (m)
(non-gloss definition)
(m) + (m) → (m)
(senseid)(non-gloss definition)
(m) + (m) → (m) (q)
(senseid) (non-gloss definition)
(m) + (m) + (m) → (m)
Proto-Indo-European thematic ''*-e-ti'' in which the first person singular ends in ''*-oh₂'' (e.g., ''agō'' < ''*h₂éǵeti''; ''coquō'' < ''pékʷeti'').
Proto-Indo-European athematic ''*-ti'', in which the first person singular ends in ''*-mi'' (e.g., ''ducō'' < ''*déwkti''; ''edō'' < ''*h₁édti''; ''linquō'' < ''*linékʷti''; ''discō'' < ''*di-dḱ-ské-ti'').
In compounds such as (m), (m) and (m), thus compound verbs containing pellō (> Proto-Italic ''*pelnō/pelnaō''), Schrijver (1991) proposes there was thematization to *-ăi̯e-/-o- of the simplex verb's athematic nasal present stem in *-nă- from original *-nH-. If the second reconstructed version is correct, then Latin ''*-ō'' < Proto-Italic ''*-aō'' in this exceptional case.(R:la:Schrijver)
(inflection of)
(ng)
-ly (gloss)
Used to make plural indefinite and definite forms for some neuter nouns
(nn-former-context) Used to make singular definite form for some weak feminine nouns
Used to mark plural form for strong verbs in past tense
(n-g) (pt-verb form of)
(n-g) (q)
suffix indicating the singular present indicative of verbs
(n-g)), in conjunction with a noun class prefix
(n-g), (sw-cl), and (sw-cl) relative marker
(n-g)
adverb ending
-wise (gloss)