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nominative.
–ax, suf. Nominative.
usage: Used to form the nominative singular, transitive sentences.
attestation: → Cel –a, fossilized in some words, or retained as an epenthetic vowel. Its more widespread use, though, is in the modern language, where it's a useful and common suffix to derive masculine strong nouns from roots and any kind of word.related: air, ixe, ier
tags: case system, nominative
reverse terms: nominative
–ixe, suf. Nominative.
usage: Used to form the nominative singular, intransitive sentences.
attestation: → It may have influenced the development of Mdh –ie (fem), which is the actual evolution of Odh –eax (voc sg).tags: case system, derivation
reverse terms: nominative
–air, suf. Nominative.
usage: Used to form the nominative plural, transitive sentences.
related: ax, ixe, iertags: case system, nominative
reverse terms: nominative
–ier, suf. Nominative.
usage: Used to form the nominative plural, intransitive sentences.
related: ax, air, ixetags: case system, derivation
reverse terms: nominative