Verbal suffix. Hort. Suffix
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Nominal suffix, perlative suffix
Nominal suffix; privative; verbal suffix; negates the action indicated by the verb
Nominal suffix: genitive, used with common nominals to mark a possessor
Nominal suffix: allative2 also verbal suffix: inceptive aspect
Nominal suffix: ergative and instrumental cases
Nominal suffix: dative
Nominal suffix: ablative, occurs with nominals to do with people
Nominal suffix: locative, occurs with nominals to do with people
Nominal suffix: allative, occurs with nominals to do with people
Nominal suffix: semblative
Verbal suffix: reciprocal
Verbal suffix: near future tense
Verbal suffix. Recent past tense suffix
Nominal suffix; characteristic trait which derives an adjective from a nominal to indicate habit or character; also a verbal suffix, characteristic trait which derives an adjective from a verb to indicate habit or character
Nominal suffix: causal, occurs with nominals to do with people
Nominal suffix: comitative, occurs with nominals to do with people
Nominal suffix. Ablative suffix.
Nominal suffix locative suffix
Derivational suffix: derives a ‘tool’ which does the action of the verb