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* ''chlærūm'' (light) → ''chlærūkke'' (of the light) | * ''chlærūm'' (light) → ''chlærūkke'' (of the light) | ||
* ''daša'' (rain) → ''dašūkke'' (rainy, concerning rain) | * ''daša'' (rain) → ''dašūkke'' (rainy, concerning rain) | ||
'''-uy-a-ke''' is a rarer variant of ''-ūk-ke'', most commonly found for qualities related to people: |
'''-uy-a-ke''' is a rarer variant of ''-ūk-ke'', most commonly found for qualities related to people, but not exclusively (see third example): | ||
* ''jāyim'' (girl) → ''jāyimuyake'' (girly, girlish) | * ''jāyim'' (girl) → ''jāyimuyake'' (girly, girlish) | ||
* ''saṃhāram'' ( | * ''saṃhāram'' (boy) → ''saṃhāruyake'' (boyish) | ||
* ''irūtākalam'' (atom) → ''irūtāruyake'' (atomic) (the ''-r'' is etymological from Ancient Kūṣṛmāṭhi) | |||
'''-aus-a-ke''' (rarely '''-us-a-ke''') forms adjectival verbs related to a quality that is applied to some object, but more abstractly related than those formed with ''-ūkke''; sometimes they are only figurative: | '''-aus-a-ke''' (rarely '''-us-a-ke''') forms adjectival verbs related to a quality that is applied to some object, but more abstractly related than those formed with ''-ūkke''; sometimes they are only figurative: | ||