"suffigal" meaning in English

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          "text": "The use of a suffigal pronoun to express the object of the emotion expressed by a noun […]",
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          "text": "The accentuation in the suffix of original iteratives in *CoC-éie/o- would accordingly be spread to the thematic denominative stems in *-e-ié/ó- on account on the identical suffigal vocalism.",
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          "text": "Some other features to mention are suffigal plural pronouns with m (-kum and -tum as opposed to sedentary forms -ku and -tu) […]",
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