Le suffixe -ean est un inessif de noms communs locatifs se terminant par une consonne et qui signifie « dans », « à ». Il exprime principalement une idée de lieu. Son interrogatif correspondant est non (où, dans quel lieu). On utilise le suffixe -an si les noms propres locatifs se terminent par une voyelle.

-easăsuffix

-esse.

-ebl-suffix

Derrière un radical verbal qui signifie l’établissement d’une relation d’un certain type du sujet à l’objet, caractérise quelque chose qui peut faire l’objet d’une telle relation :

-ec-suffix

Suffixe qui indique une idée abstraite, à partir d’un radical interprété comme une qualité (associée à un qualificatif), donc équivalent à -a-o.

-ectomiesuffix

Indique l’ablation ou l’excision d’un organe.

-eddjiidsuffix

Génitif pluriel de -eaddji.

-eddjiidesuffix

Illatif pluriel de -eaddji.

-eddjiiguinsuffix

Comitatif pluriel de -eaddji.

-eddjiinsuffix

Comitatif singulier de -eaddji.

-eddusuffix

Suffixe affectueux.

-edoirasuffix

Suffixe qui permet de former des noms de lieu ou d’instrument de l'action à partir d'un verbe.

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