-аш

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• IPA^(key): /ɑʃ/
• Rhymes: -ɑʃ
• Hyphenation: аш

-аш • (-aš)

1. forms verbs from native and loan words

   ‎пастеризова́ть (pasterizovát) + ‎-аш (-aš) → ‎пастеризоватлаш (pasterizovatlaš)

• Timothy Riese, Jeremy Bradley, Tatiana Yefremova (2022) “-аш”, in An Essential Grammar for International Learners‎^[1], page 251

By hybridization of the inherited Proto-Slavic *-ašь (as in бога̀та̄ш (“rich man”), from *bogatašь) and the borrowed Hungarian -ás (as in па̏прика̄ш, from paprikás).

-аш (Latin spelling -aš)

1. Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a person who does something, performer, age, athlete, or a follower.

   ‎на̏фта + ‎-аш → ‎на̀фта̄ш

   ‎ло́ва + ‎-аш → ‎ло̀ва̄ш

• (feminine form) -ашица