Crossword-Solution: SIK 3 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 7

Icelandic - bua, prepare; sik, oneself; sk, for sik, was in old Norse or Icelandic a suffix marking the reflexive form of a verb.

The owner says: "So-mi-ka-ka' pa-ku' ta-mo i-sa'-mi sik'-a kin-po-num' nan a-lang'," which, freely rendered, means, "Palay, when we carry you to the granary, increase greatly so that you will fill it." As soon as the ceremonial is said the speaker harvests one handful of the grain, after which the laborers arise and begin the harvest.

Pronouns The personal pronouns are: I Sak-in' You Sik-a' He, she Si'-a and Si-to-di' We Cha-ta'-ko and Cha-ka'-mi You Cha-kay'-yo They Cha-i-cha and Cha-to-di' Examples of the possessive as indicated in the first person are given below: My father A-mak' My dog A-suk' My hand Li-mak' Our father A-ma'-ta Our dog A-su'-ta Our house A-fong'-ta Other examples of the possessive are not at hand, but these given indicate that, as in most Malay dialects, a noun with a possessive suffix is one form of the possessive.

The Abbaside Caliphs (as Al-Wásik who has been noticed) formally created these Sultans as their regents.

His successor Al-Wásik (Vathek, of the terrible eyes) was the first to appoint a Turk his Sultan or regent.