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Old Polish
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1.1
Etymology
1.2
Pronunciation
1.3
Suffix
1.3.1
Descendants
1.4
References
2
Polish
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2.1
Alternative forms
2.2
Etymology
2.3
Pronunciation
2.4
Suffix
2.4.1
Derived terms
2.5
See also
2.6
References
3
Tlingit
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3.1
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Appendix:Variations of "ch"
Old Polish
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Etymology
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]
Etymology tree
Proto-Slavic
*-xъ
Old Polish
-ch
Inherited
from
Proto-Slavic
*-xъ
.
Pronunciation
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edit
]
IPA
(
key
)
:
(
10
th
–15
th
CE
)
/x/
IPA
(
key
)
:
(
15
th
CE
)
/x/
Suffix
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]
-ch
attached to
truncated
stems
of masculine
given names
to form
nicknames
Bolesław
+
-ch
→
Bolech
Jan
+
-ch
→
Jach
Miłosław
+
-ch
→
Miłoch
Miłosław
+
-ch
→
Mich
Mirosław
+
-ch
→
Mich
Paweł
+
-ch
→
Pach
Radosław
+
-ch
→
Radoch
Wacław
+
-ch
→
Wach
attached to truncated stems of
common nouns
Descendants
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]
Polish:
-ch
,
-ich
Silesian:
-ch
References
[
edit
]
Stankiewicz, Edward (
1986
),
The Slavic Languages: Unity in Diversity
[1]
, pages
259-263
Polish
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]
Alternative forms
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]
-ich
Etymology
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]
Etymology tree
Proto-Slavic
*-xъ
Old Polish
-ch
Polish
-ch
Inherited
from
Old Polish
-ch
.
Pronunciation
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edit
]
IPA
(
key
)
:
/x/
Rhymes:
-x
Syllabification:
-ch
Suffix
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]
-ch
attached to truncated stems of
common nouns
to form masculine, often
augmentative
or
derogatory
, nouns
brat
+
-ch
→
brach
gamrat
+
-ch
→
gach
kmotr
+
-ch
→
kmoch
Moskal
+
-ch
→
moch
piasek
+
-ch
→
piach
stryj
+
-ch
→
strych
attached to
truncated
stems
of masculine
given names
to form
nicknames
Stanisław
+
-ch
→
Stach
Zdzisław
+
-ch
→
Zdzich
Zbigniew
+
-ch
→
Zbych
Derived terms
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]
Polish terms suffixed with -ch
-achny
Adach
-aszek
Badach
bardach
Bladzich
Błach
Boch
Bodziach
Bolech
brach
Cioch
Czach
Ćmoch
Dmuch
Dobiech
Dobroch
Dyjach
Dzianach
Dziedziech
Dziemiach
Dzioch
Dziubich
gach
Gach
Gawrych
Gnach
Gnich
Goch
Golach
Gołach
Groch
Grubich
Grych
Grzech
-ich
Jach
Jadach
Jaroch
Jarych
Jendrych
Jeznach
Jęch
Klich
Kloch
Kluch
kluch
Kłobuch
Kłych
Kmoch
Kociach
Konach
Kostrach
Krych
Kujach
Kułach
Kupich
Kwapich
Labich
Ladach
Lepich
Łopuch
Mach
Malach
Malich
Małach
Maślach
Matych
Mich
miech
Miłoch
moch
Murach
Mych
Mytych
oblech
-och
Olech
Opalach
Orych
Ostach
Ostrach
Pabich
Pach
Palach
Pałach
Parzych
piach
Piech
Pielach
Pietrych
Pilich
Pioch
Polech
Porzych
Postrzech
Przech
Radoch
Radziach
Roch
Rodzach
Rozlach
Salach
Salwach
Siedlich
skoruszyna
Skrobich
Sobich
Sobiech
Solich
Soprych
Spych
Stach
Stoch
strych
Strzech
Stych
Sulich
swach
Sych
Szałach
Szczech
Szczęch
Szpiech
Szwech
Szwęch
Śniadach
Światłoch
Świech
Święch
Terech
Trzęsimiech
Ubych
Wabich
Wach
Wadach
Walerych
Walich
Warych
Wawrych
Wich
Wiech
Wiench
Wietrzych
Więch
Włach
Włoch
Woch
Wojach
Wojech
Wojtach
Wych
Wydrych
Wyleżych
Wyrwich
Wystrach
Wzięch
Zach
zadrzechnia
Zboch
Zbroch
Zbych
Zdobych
Zdych
Zdzich
Zdziech
Ziach
Zolich
Zych
Żach
Żoch
Żych
See also
[
edit
]
-cha
-och
-uch
References
[
edit
]
Stankiewicz, Edward (
1986
),
The Slavic Languages: Unity in Diversity
[2]
, pages
259-263
Tlingit
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]
Suffix
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]
-ch
Used to form the
ergative
case.
Ax̱ tláach
ax̱ éesh asix̱án
My mother
loves my father.
Marks the
habitual
aspect.
Unami
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]
Suffix
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]
-ch
suffix to indicate something relates to the future
lapi
(
“
again
”
)
+
-ch
(
future marker
)
.
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