• -yow

Cognate toWelsh-au,Breton-où.

• IPA^(key): [oʊ]

-ow

1. Pluralization suffix, roughly equivalent to-s

   ‎chi(“house”) + ‎-ow → ‎chiow(“houses”)

   ‎oy(“egg”) + ‎-ow → ‎oyow(“eggs”)

From nativeWest Slavic languages, such asPolabian. Chiefly throughMiddle Low German; in originallyHigh German areas the same Slavic suffix usually yields-au.

CompareRussian-ов(-ov),Polish-ów,Serbo-Croatian-ov, etc.

• IPA^(key): /o/

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-ow(not productive)

1. A place name suffix found in parts of formerEast Germany (or along the former border, as inLüchow).
2. A surname suffix.

• Grabow
• Treptow

FromPolish-ów andRussian-ов(-ov).

• IPA^(key): /ɔf/

-ow(not productive)

1. A surname suffix found in names borrowed from Polish or Russian.
2. Romanisation ofRussian-ов(-ov) in place names.

• Gorbatschow
• Kalaschnikow

-ow

1. Dual subject pronoun marker.

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