-ak

Castithan

Etymology

From Old Castithan *-akʼ.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /-ak/, /-k/

Orthographic Form

_aK

Suffix

-ak (may surface as -k after vowels)

1. Co-occurs with animate patient nouns.

Derived Terms

Category Castithan terms suffixed with -ak not found

Chakobsa

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ak/

Orthographic Form

-ak 

Pronoun 1

-ak

1. dependent form of kaah (used after consonants, -k is used instead after vowels)

Inflection

Chakobsa personal pronouns Independent Dependent Object Locative Allative Ablative Non-Final Final 1st Singular ne -yi / -ii -ni -nii unii anii isnii 2nd Singular she -ash / -sh -sha -shii unash ashii isshii 3rd Singular ho -aha / -ha -la -ho unaha aho is'ho 1st Plural mem -im / -m -ma unim ama isma 2nd/3rd Plural kaah -ak / -k -ga -kaa unak akaa iskaa Rel. Singular bit -bit -bi -bit umbit abit isbit Rel. Plural bet -bet -ba -bet umbet abet isbet

Dothraki

Etymology

From Proto-Plains *-akə.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /-ak/

Suffix

-ak (may surface as -k after vowels)

1. Used to form animate agentive nouns from verbs

   dothralat (“to ride”) → dothrak (“rider”)

2. Used to form animate ordinal numerals from cardinal numerals

   at (“one”) → atak (“first one”)

Derived Terms

Category Dothraki terms suffixed with -ak not found

Irathient

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /-ak/, /-ɛk/, /-k/

Orthographic Form

-ak, -ek or -k

Suffix

-ak (may surface as -k after vowels, the vowel may surface as e when the previous vowel is e, ei or u)

1. Used to derive inceptive verbs from other verbs.

Derived Terms

Category Irathient terms suffixed with -ak not found

Lishepus

Pronoun

-ak

1. dependent form of ant