Reconstruction:Proto-Turkic/-t

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Proto-Turkic

Etymology 1

Alternative form of *-tur for polysyllabic verbs.

Suffix

*-t

  1. Suffix creating a transitive verb.
    Synonym: *-tur
  2. Suffix creating a causative verb.
    Synonyms: *-tur, *-ür
Usage notes
  1. Sometimes, although it is not a polysyllabic verb, the form *-t is added, not *-tUr form. But this situation is not productive and is rare. If there is no such a verb, you cannot derive a new verb by adding it to a monosyllabic verb.
    ‎*sür- (“to smear”) + ‎*-t → ‎*sürt- (“to rub”)

Etymology 2

    preceding vowel
    A / Ï / O / U E / I / Ö / Ü
    *-ut *-üt

    Suffix

    *-t

    1. (Common Turkic?) Suffix creating noun from a verb.
      ‎*yan- (“to turn back”) + ‎*-t → ‎*yanut (“answer”)
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