 Suffixed vowels are long and take an epenthetic (English "y") when following a vowel.For example, "gree" "awfully, extremely" (< "are + e") is pronounced , "mua" "too (much)" (< "mua + a") is and "dau" "allow, grant" (< "da + u") is 

The suffixes "-n" and "-st" are derived from the speedwords "un" "negative" and "its" "professional" and are always pronounced in full and take an epenthetic when following a vowel, e.g.