-ud

See also: Appendix:Variations of "ud"

Old English

Suffix

-ud

  1. alternative form of -od

Old Irish

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /uð/

Suffix

-ud

  1. alternative form of -ad
    ‎con·tibi (“to mock, ridicule”) + ‎-ud → ‎cuitbiud (“mockery, ridicule”)
    ‎léicid + ‎-ud → ‎léiciud

Usage notes

Most often used to form verbal nouns of A II verbs whose root-final consonants are palatalized.

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