Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/-mṓ
Appearance
Proto-Indo-European
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Cognates with a different ablaut:
Suffix
[edit]*(e/Ø)-mṓ m
- Creates agent nouns from verbs.
Usage notes
[edit]According to Yates, derivatives with this suffix can be divided into three groups across Indo-European:
- One group inherited the e-grade roots used with *-mn̥ when used to make secondary derivatives of *-mn̥ nouns.
- A second group is the primary independent deradical derivatives, attached directly to roots. This group has a zero-grade root, *sh₂imṓ being one example.
- A third group is the non-primary independent derivatives, attached to some other base word. They generally inherit the root vocalism of the base word.
Inflection
[edit]As reconstructed by Yates (2022):[1]
Athematic, hysterokinetic | |||
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singular | |||
nominative | *(e/Ø)-mṓ | ||
genitive | *(e/Ø)-nés | ||
singular | dual | plural | |
nominative | *(e/Ø)-mṓ | *(e/Ø)-mónh₁(e) | *(e/Ø)-mónes |
vocative | *(e/Ø)-món | *(e/Ø)-mónh₁(e) | *(e/Ø)-mónes |
accusative | *(e/Ø)-mónm̥ | *(e/Ø)-mónh₁(e) | *(e/Ø)-mónm̥s |
genitive | *(e/Ø)-nés | *? | *(e/Ø)-nóHom |
ablative | *(e/Ø)-nés | *? | *(e/Ø)-n̥mós, *(e/Ø)-n̥bʰós |
dative | *(e/Ø)-néy | *? | *(e/Ø)-n̥mós, *(e/Ø)-n̥bʰós |
locative | *(e/Ø)-mén, *(e/Ø)-méni | *? | *(e/Ø)-n̥sú |
instrumental | *(e/Ø)-néh₁ | *? | *(e/Ø)-n̥mís, *(e/Ø)-n̥bʰís |
This supersedes the traditionally reconstructed amphikinetic paradigm:
Athematic, amphikinetic | |||
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singular | |||
nominative | *(é)-mō | ||
genitive | *(Ø)-nés | ||
singular | dual | plural | |
nominative | *(é)-mō | *(é)-monh₁(e) | *(é)-mones |
vocative | *(é)-mon | *(é)-monh₁(e) | *(é)-mones |
accusative | *(é)-monm̥ | *(é)-monh₁(e) | *(é)-monm̥s |
genitive | *(Ø)-nés | *? | *(Ø)-nóHom |
ablative | *(Ø)-nés | *? | *(Ø)-n̥mós, *(Ø)-n̥bʰós |
dative | *(Ø)-néy | *? | *(Ø)-n̥mós, *(Ø)-n̥bʰós |
locative | *(Ø)-mén, *(Ø)-méni | *? | *(Ø)-n̥sú |
instrumental | *(Ø)-néh₁ | *? | *(Ø)-n̥mís, *(Ø)-n̥bʰís |
Derived terms
[edit]Descendants
[edit]- Proto-Balto-Slavic: *-mō
- Proto-Celtic: *-mū
- Old Irish: -em
- Proto-Hellenic: *-mōn
- Ancient Greek: -μων (-mōn)
- Proto-Germanic: *-mô (see there for further descendants)
- Proto-Indo-Iranian: *-mā́
- Proto-Italic: *-mō