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PRIMARY SUFFIXES. 103
-ex, -IJT : Acc. apy-er-a white (II. 21. 127), also apyfjra (II. 8.
133), Dat. dpye'rt and dpyrjri (II. II. 818), KeX-^s, AeJQ-rjs.
-7*0 ;
found with Stems
(1) In the O-form, as KGI-TO-?, KOL-TY] (/cet-^cu) /air, (j)6p-ro-v
burden, VOCT-TO-S going,, return (pco/mat
for
rc)
thunder.
(2) In the weak form, as o-ra-ro-s stalled, bpa-To-s flayed ;
aK-T?j beach; 6e/c-r?]-s beggar, irapai-fia-Trj-s.
For the use of -TO to form Superlatives and Ordinal Numerals
see 121 and 130.
-T6, -o-i j generally with the weak Stem, as