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Proto-Celtic
Etymology
From the primary verb *sagyeti (“to seek”), from Proto-Indo-European *seh₂g-.
Suffix
*-sagyetor
- denominative/causative suffix
Inflection
Thematic present, deponent
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Passive voice
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Present
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Imperfect
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Future
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Preterite
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1st singular
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*-sagyūr
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—
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?
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—
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2nd singular
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*-sagyetar
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—
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?
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—
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3rd singular
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*-sagyetor
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?
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?
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—
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1st plural
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*-sagyommor
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—
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?
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—
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2nd plural
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*-sagyedwe
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—
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?
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—
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3rd plural
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*-sagyontor
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?
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?
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—
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Pres. subjunctive
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Past subjunctive
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Imperative
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1st singular
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?
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—
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—
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2nd singular
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?
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—
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—
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3rd singular
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?
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—
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—
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1st plural
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?
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—
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—
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2nd plural
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?
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—
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—
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3rd plural
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?
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—
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—
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Declension of the present participle
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masculine
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singular
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dual
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plural
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nominative
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*-sagyonts
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*-sagyonte
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*-sagyontes
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vocative
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*-sagyonts
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*-sagyonte
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*-sagyontes
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accusative
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*-sagyontam
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*-sagyonte
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*-sagyontans
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genitive
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*-sagyantos
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*?
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*-sagyantom
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dative
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*-sagyantei
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*-sagyantbom
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*-sagyantbos
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instrumental
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*-sagyantī?
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*-sagyantbim
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*-sagyantbis
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feminine
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singular
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dual
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plural
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nominative
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*-sagyantī
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*-sagyantī
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*-sagyantiyās
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vocative
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*-sagyantī
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*-sagyantī
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*-sagyantiyās
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accusative
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*-sagyantīm
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*-sagyantī
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*-sagyantiyans
|
genitive
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*-sagyantyās
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*?
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*-sagyantyom
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dative
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*-sagyantyāi
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*-sagyantyābom
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*-sagyantyābos
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instrumental
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*?
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*-sagyantyābim
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*-sagyantyābis
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neuter
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singular
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dual
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plural
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nominative
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*-sagyont
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*?
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*-sagyonta
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vocative
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*-sagyont
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*?
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*-sagyonta
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accusative
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*-sagyont
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*?
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*-sagyonta
|
genitive
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*-sagyantos
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*?
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*-sagyantom
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dative
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*-sagyantei
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*?
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*-sagyantbos
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instrumental
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*-sagyantī?
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*?
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*-sagyantbis
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Declension of the middle participle
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masculine
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singular
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dual
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plural
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nominative
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*-sagyomnos
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*-sagyomnou
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*-sagyomnoi
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vocative
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*-sagyomne
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*-sagyomnou
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*-sagyomnoi
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accusative
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*-sagyomnom
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*-sagyomnou
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*-sagyomnons
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genitive
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*-sagyomnī
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*-sagyomnous
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*-sagyomnom
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dative
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*-sagyomnūi
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*-sagyomnobom
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*-sagyomnobos
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instrumental
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*-sagyomnū
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*-sagyomnobim
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*-sagyomnobis
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feminine
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singular
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dual
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plural
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nominative
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*-sagyomnā
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*-sagyomnai
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*-sagyomnās
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vocative
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*-sagyomnā
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*-sagyomnai
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*-sagyomnās
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accusative
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*-sagyomnam
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*-sagyomnai
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*-sagyomnans
|
genitive
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*-sagyomnās
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*-sagyomnous
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*-sagyomnom
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dative
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*-sagyomnai
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*-sagyomnābom
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*-sagyomnābos
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instrumental
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*?
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*-sagyomnābim
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*-sagyomnābis
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neuter
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singular
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dual
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plural
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nominative
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*-sagyomnom
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*-sagyomnou
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*-sagyomnā
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vocative
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*-sagyomnom
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*-sagyomnou
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*-sagyomnā
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accusative
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*-sagyomnom
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*-sagyomnou
|
*-sagyomnā
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genitive
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*-sagyomnī
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*-sagyomnous
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*-sagyomnom
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dative
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*-sagyomnūi
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*-sagyomnobom
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*-sagyomnobos
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instrumental
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*-sagyomnū
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*-sagyomnobim
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*-sagyomnobis
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Derived terms
Descendants
Further reading
- Lionel S. Joseph (1987) “The origin of the Celtic denominatives in *-sag-”, in Calvert Watkins, editor, Studies in Memory of Warren Cowgill (1929–1985): Papers from the Fourth East Coast Indo-European Conference, Cornell University, June 6–9, 1985, Berlin: de Gruyter, →ISBN, pages 113–59