-ígíí

Suffix

 * , the particular one(s) that
 * 1) the particular...

Usage notes
Similar to the suffix in English, the  suffix attached to a verb means "the particular one that does [verb]". In most cases, the enclitic -ígíí does not belong only to the word to which it is appended, it belongs to the entire phrase, so that means "the particular one that fights to prevent disease" (immune system). Suffixed to a noun, it is often used like a definite article, indicating a particular one.

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