FromProto-Turkic*-g. Cognate toKyrgyz-уу(-uu) /-үү(-üü),Southern Altai-у(-u) /-ӱ(-ü), etc.

-у• (-u)

1. Used to formverbalnouns fromverbs.

   ‎же-(je-,“eat”) + ‎-у(-u) → ‎жеу(jeu,“eating, to eat”)

• -ю(-ju)

• -у: IPA^(key): [ʊ]
• -у́: IPA^(key): [ˈu]

-у• (-u)

1. Accusative case suffix for feminine nouns ending with -а or -я.

   ‎глава́(glavá,“head”) + ‎-у́(-ú) → ‎главу́(glavú,“head-ACC”)

Lusin, Natalia. 1992.Russian Grammar. Nouns. 42. N.Y.: Barron's Educational Series, Inc.

Fromaccusative casesingulardesinence(hard feminine form)-у m orf(-u,suffix form). CompareRussian-у(-u,'суффикс I' at ruwiktionary under «Русский») .

-у• (-u)

1. Adverbial; forms quantitative adverbs from nouns and adjectives, often prefixed: indicates qualitative degree of intensity of the base word

   ‎за-(za-) + ‎молодий(molodyj) + ‎-у(-u) → ‎замолоду(zamolodu)

See the etymology of the correspondinglemma form.

-у• (-u) f orm (variant-ю)

1. accusativesingular of-а(-a)

-у• (-u) (variant-ю)

1. accusativefemininesingular of-ий(-yj)

-у• (-u) m

1. _non-ar/-jgenitive/dative/locative/vocativesingular of-∅
2. _-ar-stemdative/locativesingular of-∅

• “у”, inГорох – Словозміна [Horox – Slovozmina,Horokh – Inflection]‎^[1]

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