-pas

See also: Appendix:Variations of "pas"

Finnish

Etymology

-pa +‎ -s

Particle

-pas (front vowel harmony variant -päs, linguistic notation -pAs) (enclitic particle)

1. Used to stress a contradicting or surprising element in a sentence. Can be attached to all words. No clear translation into English.

   Sinä et tiedä mitään historiasta! - Tiedänpäs!

   You know nothing about history! - Yes I do!

   Et ole kyllin vanha. – Olenpas!

   You're not old enough. - I am, too!

   Jopas jotakin!

   That's quite something!

   Hän yritti taivutella minua, mutta minäpäs en antanut periksi.

   He tried to persuade me, but I [emphasis] did not give up.

   Saapas nähdä.

   We will see about that.

2. When added to the imperative verb, makes the command softer. No clear translation into English.

   Katsopas tuonne!

   Well look at there!

   Äläpäs naura minulle!

   Don't you laugh at me!

   Olepas nyt hetki hiljaa!

   Please be quiet for a moment!

Mokilese

Suffix

-pas

1. indefinite article suffix for long objects; a (long object)

   ‎war (“canoe”) + ‎-pas → ‎warpas (“a canoe”)

See also

Mokilese determinative suffixes

Demonstratives	Singular	Plural
Proximal (near speaker)	-e	-kai
Medial (near hearer)	-en, -n	-kan
Distal (near neither speaker nor hearer)	-o, -u	-ok
Articles
indefinite	-ew, -men, -oaw, -pas, -kij	-pwi
definite	-wa	-wa

Quechua

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /-pas/
• (Cuzco-Collao) IPA^(key): /-pɪs/ (-pis)

Suffix

-pas

1. also, too

   Qamtapas khuyanim.

   I love you as well.

   Chay warmim tusuchkanpas takichkanpas.

   That woman is dancing and singing.

   Paypas ñuqapas risaqku.

   He and I will go.

See also

• -taq