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"-RE" LATIN INFINITIVE ENDING
Let's take the obvious pair "vertere - вертеть". You don't need a lot of IQ to break them down i n "verte + re" and "verte + …
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SUFFIX "AG"/"AK"
The Ossetian grammar textbook mentions the "-ag"/"-ak" suffix as one of the most common in the language. But it does not provide its etymo…
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ERGATIVE SUFFIX "-K"
And here is an explanation of why "сказ" turned into some "сказка", "Маша" into "машка", "сеть" into "се…
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UKRAINIAN MASDARS
The typical ending of a Georgian masdar (part of speech, meaning both an infinitive and a verbal noun) "-oba" is present in the Ukrainian language in…
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ERGATIVE CONSTRUCTION IN UKRAINIAN
One of the defining characteristics that distinguishes Kartvelian languages from the Indo-European family is the use of the ergative case and ergative construc…
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3RD PERSON SINGULAR VERBAL ENDING "-S"
In Georgian the third person singular verb forms often (but not always) end in "-s", as in English.
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