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Genitive marker

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See Talk:所 and read the whole page long on Vovin's rejection of this particle.

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See Talk:の#Apophony. ‑‑ Eiríkr Útlendi │Tala við mig 21:50, 20 July 2023 (UTC)Reply
It seems originated from *kən(ə) «(こん) (kon) / (この) (kono)» + *kata «(かた) (kata)» (medial /k/ can lenite via /h/, like 出雲(いづも) (izumo, () (izu) + (くも) (kumo))), which is not reflected in the old spelling and looks as if it dropped suddenly from the literatures because it had been regarded as a allophone of /k/.
Including (この) (kono) and (もの) (mono, VS (もん) (mon), see also dialectal form ムノ muno which is distributed in Gifu predecture accorindig to 日本国語大辞典, which indicates that its protoform is *monə against Arisaka's rule), (no) has strange dialectal equivallent (n) which is never describable in normal vowel shift theory of PJ (disappearing of is irregular). I suspect existing of genitive な itself, or think if it was originally part of the word stem, since it can occur on very limited words. Many of them have 被覆形/露出形 alternation, otherwise the word has final *i (like *mi/mina «, "water"») or is *momo/momona «, "hundred"» which is said made from (ものもの) (monomono) according one thory, as far as I know.--荒巻モロゾフ (talk) 04:03, 26 July 2023 (UTC)Reply
Just for reference:
mono:
ムノ〔岐阜・鳥取〕ムン〔岐阜・鳥取・鹿児島方言〕モ〔愛媛周桑〕モン〔福井・愛知・伊賀・神戸・和歌山県・鳥取・伊予〕
momo:
語源説
(1)モロモロ(諸々)の義〔名語記・日本釈名・名言通・紫門和語類集・日本古語大辞典=松岡静雄・日本語原学=林甕臣・大言海〕。
(2)モノモノ(物々)の義〔日本釈名・国語の語根とその分類=大島正健・大言海〕。
(3)モロモチ(諸持)の略〔百草露〕。
(4)モモ(最々)の義〔和訓栞・言葉の根しらべ=鈴江潔子〕。
(5)トト(十々)の義〔名語記・言元梯〕。
(6)モトニモドルの義〔和句解〕。 Chuterix (talk) 22:20, 27 December 2023 (UTC)Reply