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Oiin as a verb ending - Ruby Novacna - 18-06-2022 The question about the combination oiin was raised on this forum two years ago, more about its frequency and possible similarity to aiin. The issue I want to raise is the meaning of this word or words of which the combination is part. I think that as a separate word You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. may well be equivalent to aiin (ων) and as the ending of a word, it may indicate a verb. What do you think? RE: Oiin as a verb ending - cvetkakocj@rogers.com - 18-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - Ruby Novacna - 18-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - farmerjohn - 18-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - Ruby Novacna - 19-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - farmerjohn - 19-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - Ruby Novacna - 19-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - pfeaster - 19-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - Ruby Novacna - 19-06-2022 RE: Oiin as a verb ending - farmerjohn - 19-06-2022 |