Meaning of -a | Babel Free
Definitions
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the; definite marker used for morpheme
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the singular of feminine nouns morpheme
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the definite singular of (strong) feminine nouns. morpheme
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the plural of neuter nouns (chiefly with unchanged plurals, but standard also when replacing -er) morpheme
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the definite plural of strong neuter nouns. morpheme
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the plural of masculine nouns dialectal, masculine, morpheme, noun, plural-of
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the dative singular case of strong masculine nouns. dialectal, morpheme
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-ed; marker of the past tense and past participle of class-1 weak verbs morpheme
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Used to form definite singular dative case of weak masculine and neuter nouns archaic, morpheme, nonstandard
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-ed, Used for: morpheme
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the past tense of a-verbs. morpheme
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the supines of a-verbs and some preterite-present verbs (e.g. har bada, kasta, kunna, skulla, vilja). morpheme
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the past participles of a-verbs. morpheme
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adjectives (e.g. grepa, heilhjarta). morpheme
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Used to form an infinitive form for most verbs. When using split infinitive, this only applies to a select group. morpheme
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Used to form singular indefinite feminine form of some pronouns and adjectives (e.g. inga, lita, noka etc.). morpheme
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Used as an ending of weak nouns and adjectives. Used for: morpheme
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the singular of weak feminine nouns, indefinite (non-standard since 2012) and definite forms. morpheme
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the singular of weak neuter nouns, indefinite and definite forms (e.g. auga, hjarta, øyra). morpheme
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adverbs ((pre-2012) alternative form of -e). dated, dialectal, morpheme
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the singular definite feminine and neuter forms of adjectives. archaic, dialectal, morpheme
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Used to form the feminine indefinite plural of adjectives. archaic, morpheme, nonstandard
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Used to form the genitive plural of nouns. archaic, morpheme, nonstandard
Examples
“(non-standard since 2012)”
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