-una

See also: Appendix:Variations of "una"

Greenlandic

Suffix

-una (plural -uku) (enclitic)

  1. it is *
    Kali (“male name”) -> aluu, Kali ("hello, it's Kali")
    suna (“what”) -> sunaana (“what is that?”)

Indonesian

Etymology

From English -yne. Influenced by -ana and -ena.

Suffix

-una

  1. (chemistry) -yne

Luwian

Alternative forms

  • -úna, 𒌑𒈾 (-ú-na), 𒌋𒈾 (-u-na), 𒌦𒈾 (-un-na)

Etymology

Related to Hittite -anna.

Suffix

-una

  1. (infinitive suffix) forms infinitive verbs from roots

Derived terms

  • 𒀀𒁺𒈾 (a-du-na, “to eat”)
  • 𒁄𒄷𒈾 (pal-ḫu-na, “to make flat”)
  • 𒃼𒋗𒈾 (kar-šu-na, “to shape”)
  • 𒆪𒌑𒊒𒌦𒈾 (ku-ú-ru-un-na, “to cut”)
  • 𒆷𒆷𒌋𒈾 (la-la-u-na, “to take”)
  • 𒉺𒊑𒄩𒌑𒈾 (pa-tal-ḫa-ú-na, “to fetter”)

Spanish

Suffix

-una

  1. feminine singular of -uno
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