euro

euro (nominative singular)
euroh (nominative plural)
euro (accusative singular)
euroid (accusative plural)
euro (genitive singular)
euroi (genitive plural)
euron (illative singular)
euroid (illative plural)
eurost (locative singular)
euroin (locative plural)
euroin (comitative singular)
euroiguin (comitative plural)
eurottáá (abessive singular)
euroittáá (abessive plural)
euron (essive singular)
eurod (partitive singular)


minister

minister (nominative singular)
ministereh (nominative plural)
minister (accusative singular)
ministerijd (accusative plural)
minister (genitive singular)
ministerij (genitive plural)
ministerân (illative singular)
ministeráid (illative plural)
ministerist (locative singular)
ministerijn (locative plural)
ministeráin (comitative singular)
ministerijguin (comitative plural)
ministerttáá (abessive singular)
ministerijttáá (abessive plural)
ministerin (essive singular)
ministerid (partitive singular)

(government) minister (a politician who heads a ministry)


auto

auto (nominative singular)
autoh (nominative plural)
auto (accusative singular)
autoid (accusative plural)
auto (genitive singular)
autoi (genitive plural)
auton (illative singular)
autoid (illative plural)
autost (locative singular)
autoin (locative plural)
autoin (comitative singular)
autoiguin (comitative plural)
autottáá (abessive singular)
autoittáá (abessive plural)
auton (essive singular)
autod (partitive singular)


ime

iṃe (canonical)
iṃe (nominative singular)
imeh (nominative plural)
ime (accusative singular)
iimijd (accusative plural)
ime (genitive singular)
imij (genitive plural)
iimij (genitive plural)
iṃán (illative singular)
iimijd (illative plural)
iimeest (locative singular)
iimijn (locative plural)
iimijn (comitative singular)
imijguin (comitative plural)
imettáá (abessive singular)
imijttáá (abessive plural)
immeen (essive)
immeed (partitive)


anarâškielâ

anarâškieḷâ (canonical)
anarâškieḷâ (nominative singular)
anarâškielâ (accusative singular)
anarâškielâ (genitive singular)
anarâškieḷân (illative singular)
anarâškielâst (locative singular)
anarâškieláin (comitative singular)
anarâškieˈlâttáá (abessive singular)
anarâškiellân (essive)
anarâškiellâd (partitive)


vuossargâ

vuossargâ (nominative singular)
vuossaargah (nominative plural)
vuossaargâ (accusative singular)
vuossaargâid (accusative plural)
vuossaargâ (genitive singular)
vuossargâi (genitive plural)
vuossaargâi (genitive plural)
vuossaargân (illative singular)
vuossargaid (illative plural)
vuossaargâst (locative singular)
vuossaargâin (locative plural)
vuossargain (comitative singular)
vuossargâiguin (comitative plural)
vuossargâttáá (abessive singular)
vuossargâittáá (abessive plural)
vuossargân (essive)
vuossargâd (partitive)


uđđâivemáánu

uđđâivemáánu (nominative singular)
uđđâivemáánuh (nominative plural)
uđđâivemáánu (accusative singular)
uđđâivemáánuid (accusative plural)
uđđâivemáánu (genitive singular)
uđđâivemánui (genitive plural)
uđđâivemáánui (genitive plural)
uđđâivemáánun (illative singular)
uđđâivemáánuid (illative plural)
uđđâivemáánust (locative singular)
uđđâivemáánuin (locative plural)
uđđâivemáánuin (comitative singular)
uđđâivemánuiguin (comitative plural)
uđđâivemánuttáá (abessive singular)
uđđâivemánuittáá (abessive plural)
uđđâivemáánnun (essive singular)
uđđâivemáánnud (partitive singular)

From uđđâihe (“new year”) + máánu (“month”).


kietâ

kietâ (nominative singular)
kieđah (nominative plural)
kieđâ (accusative singular)
kieđâid (accusative plural)
kieđâ (genitive singular)
kieˈđâi (genitive plural)
kieđâi (genitive plural)
kietân (illative singular)
kieđáid (illative plural)
kieđâst (locative singular)
kieđâin (locative plural)
kieđáin (comitative singular)
kieˈđâiguin (comitative plural)
kieˈđâttáá (abessive singular)
kieˈđâittáá (abessive plural)
kiettân (essive)
kiettâd (partitive)


anarâš

anarâš (nominative singular)
anarâšah (nominative plural)
anarâš (accusative singular)
anarâšâid (accusative plural)
anarâš (genitive singular)
anarâšâi (genitive plural)
anarâšân (illative singular)
anarâššáid (illative plural)
anarâšâst (locative singular)
anarâšâin (locative plural)
anarâššáin (comitative singular)
anarâšâiguin (comitative plural)
anarâšttáá (abessive singular)
anarâšâittáá (abessive plural)
anarâššân (essive singular)
anarâššâd (partitive singular)


tane

taṇe (canonical)
taṇe (nominative singular)
taneh (nominative plural)
tane (accusative singular)
toonijd (accusative plural)
tane (genitive singular)
tonij (genitive plural)
toonij (genitive plural)
taṇan (illative singular)
toonijd (illative plural)
taaneest (locative singular)
toonijn (locative plural)
toonijn (comitative singular)
tonijguin (comitative plural)
tanettáá (abessive singular)
tonijttáá (abessive plural)
tanneen (essive)
tanneed (partitive)


kähvi

kähvi (nominative singular)
käähvih (nominative plural)
käähvi (accusative singular)
kaahvijd (accusative plural)
käähvi (genitive singular)
kahvij (genitive plural)
kaahvij (genitive plural)
kááhván (illative singular)
kahvijd (illative plural)
käähvist (locative singular)
kaahvijn (locative plural)
kahvijn (comitative singular)
kahvijguin (comitative plural)
kähvittáá (abessive singular)
kahvijttáá (abessive plural)
kähvin (essive)
kähvid (partitive)


ihe

ihe (nominative singular)
iṿeh (nominative plural)
iṿe (accusative singular)
iiṿijd (accusative plural)
iṿe (genitive singular)
iṿij (genitive plural)
iiṿij (genitive plural)
ihán (illative singular)
ivvijd (illative plural)
ivveest (locative singular)
iiṿijn (locative plural)
ivvijn (comitative singular)
iṿijguin (comitative plural)
iṿettáá (abessive singular)
iṿijttáá (abessive plural)
ihheen (essive)
ihheed (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *jëkē, from Proto-Uralic *ikä.


äijih

äijih (nominative singular)
äijiheh (nominative plural)
äijih (accusative singular)
äijihijd (accusative plural)
äijih (genitive singular)
äijihij (genitive plural)
äijihân (illative singular)
äijiháid (illative plural)
äijihist (locative singular)
äijihijn (locative plural)
äijiháin (comitative singular)
äijihijguin (comitative plural)
äijihttáá (abessive singular)
äijihijttáá (abessive plural)
äijihin (essive singular)
äijihid (partitive singular)


käärbis

käärbis (nominative singular)
kárbáh (nominative plural)
kárbá (accusative singular)
kárbáid (accusative plural)
kárbá (genitive singular)
kárbái (genitive plural)
kárbás (illative singular)
kárbáid (illative plural)
kárbást (locative singular)
kárbáin (locative plural)
kárbáin (comitative singular)
kárbáiguin (comitative plural)
kárbáttáá (abessive singular)
kárbáittáá (abessive plural)
kärbisin (essive singular)
kärbisid (partitive singular)


ákku

ákku (nominative singular)
ááhuh (nominative plural)
ááhu (accusative singular)
ááhuid (accusative plural)
ááhu (genitive singular)
áhui (genitive plural)
ááhui (genitive plural)
áákun (illative singular)
áhhoid (illative plural)
ááhust (locative singular)
ááhuin (locative plural)
áhhoin (comitative singular)
áhuiguin (comitative plural)
áhuttáá (abessive singular)
áhuittáá (abessive plural)
ákkun (essive)
ákkud (partitive)


válduváimusuonâ

válduváimusuoṇâ (nominative singular)
válduváimusuonah (nominative plural)
válduváimusuonâ (accusative singular)
válduváimusuonâid (accusative plural)
válduváimusuonâ (genitive singular)
válduváimusuoˈnâi (genitive plural)
válduváimusuonâi (genitive plural)
válduváimusuoṇân (illative singular)
válduváimusuonáid (illative plural)
válduváimusuonâst (locative singular)
válduváimusuonâin (locative plural)
válduváimusuonáin (comitative singular)
válduváimusuoˈnâiguin (comitative plural)
válduváimusuoˈnâttáá (abessive singular)
válduváimusuoˈnâittáá (abessive plural)
válduváimusuonnân (essive)
válduváimusuonnâd (partitive)

From váldu- (“main”) + váimusuonâ (“artery”).


áiru

áiru (nominative singular)
ááiruh (nominative plural)
ááiru (accusative singular)
ááiruid (accusative plural)
ááiru (genitive singular)
áirui (genitive plural)
ááirui (genitive plural)
ááirun (illative singular)
áiroid (illative plural)
ááirust (locative singular)
ááiruin (locative plural)
áiroin (comitative singular)
áiruiguin (comitative plural)
áiruttáá (abessive singular)
áiruittáá (abessive plural)
áirun (essive)
áirud (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *ājrō, from Proto-Germanic *airō.


čääci

čääci (nominative singular)
čääsih (nominative plural)
čääsi (accusative singular)
čaasijd (accusative plural)
čääsi (genitive singular)
časij (genitive plural)
čaasij (genitive plural)
čáácán (illative singular)
čassijd (illative plural)
čääsist (locative singular)
čaasijn (locative plural)
čassijn (comitative singular)
časijguin (comitative plural)
čäsittáá (abessive singular)
časijttáá (abessive plural)
čääccin (essive singular)
čääccid (partitive singular)


iiđeed

iiđeed (nominative singular)
iđedeh (nominative plural)
iiđeed (accusative singular)
iđedijd (accusative plural)
iiđeed (genitive singular)
iđedij (genitive plural)
iđedân (illative singular)
iđedáid (illative plural)
iđedist (locative singular)
iđedijn (locative plural)
iđedáin (comitative singular)
iđedijguin (comitative plural)
iiđeedttáá (abessive singular)
iđedijttáá (abessive plural)
iđedin (essive singular)
iđedid (partitive singular)


kuovâmáánu

kuovâmáánu (nominative singular)
kuovâmáánuh (nominative plural)
kuovâmáánu (accusative singular)
kuovâmáánuid (accusative plural)
kuovâmáánu (genitive singular)
kuovâmánui (genitive plural)
kuovâmáánui (genitive plural)
kuovâmáánun (illative singular)
kuovâmáánuid (illative plural)
kuovâmáánust (locative singular)
kuovâmáánuin (locative plural)
kuovâmáánuin (comitative singular)
kuovâmánuiguin (comitative plural)
kuovâmánuttáá (abessive singular)
kuovâmánuittáá (abessive plural)
kuovâmáánnun (essive singular)
kuovâmáánnud (partitive singular)


cuáŋuimáánu

cuáŋuimáánu (nominative singular)
cuáŋuimáánuh (nominative plural)
cuáŋuimáánu (accusative singular)
cuáŋuimáánuid (accusative plural)
cuáŋuimáánu (genitive singular)
cuáŋuimánui (genitive plural)
cuáŋuimáánui (genitive plural)
cuáŋuimáánun (illative singular)
cuáŋuimáánuid (illative plural)
cuáŋuimáánust (locative singular)
cuáŋuimáánuin (locative plural)
cuáŋuimáánuin (comitative singular)
cuáŋuimánuiguin (comitative plural)
cuáŋuimánuttáá (abessive singular)
cuáŋuimánuittáá (abessive plural)
cuáŋuimáánnun (essive singular)
cuáŋuimáánnud (partitive singular)


čohčâmáánu

čohčâmáánu (nominative singular)
čohčâmáánuh (nominative plural)
čohčâmáánu (accusative singular)
čohčâmáánuid (accusative plural)
čohčâmáánu (genitive singular)
čohčâmánui (genitive plural)
čohčâmáánui (genitive plural)
čohčâmáánun (illative singular)
čohčâmáánuid (illative plural)
čohčâmáánust (locative singular)
čohčâmáánuin (locative plural)
čohčâmáánuin (comitative singular)
čohčâmánuiguin (comitative plural)
čohčâmánuttáá (abessive singular)
čohčâmánuittáá (abessive plural)
čohčâmáánnun (essive singular)
čohčâmáánnud (partitive singular)

From čohčâ (“autumn”) + máánu (“month”).


njuhčâmáánu

njuhčâmáánu (nominative singular)
njuhčâmáánuh (nominative plural)
njuhčâmáánu (accusative singular)
njuhčâmáánuid (accusative plural)
njuhčâmáánu (genitive singular)
njuhčâmánui (genitive plural)
njuhčâmáánui (genitive plural)
njuhčâmáánun (illative singular)
njuhčâmáánuid (illative plural)
njuhčâmáánust (locative singular)
njuhčâmáánuin (locative plural)
njuhčâmáánuin (comitative singular)
njuhčâmánuiguin (comitative plural)
njuhčâmánuttáá (abessive singular)
njuhčâmánuittáá (abessive plural)
njuhčâmáánnun (essive singular)
njuhčâmáánnud (partitive singular)


stáálu

stááḷu (canonical)
stááḷu (nominative singular)
stááluh (nominative plural)
stáálu (accusative singular)
stááluid (accusative plural)
stáálu (genitive singular)
stálui (genitive plural)
stáálui (genitive plural)
stááḷun (illative singular)
stááloid (illative plural)
stáálust (locative singular)
stááluin (locative plural)
stááloin (comitative singular)
stáluiguin (comitative plural)
stáluttáá (abessive singular)
stáluittáá (abessive plural)
stáállun (essive)
stáállud (partitive)


säplig

säplig (nominative singular)
säpligeh (nominative plural)
säplig (accusative singular)
säpligijd (accusative plural)
säplig (genitive singular)
säpligij (genitive plural)
säpligân (illative singular)
säpligáid (illative plural)
säpligist (locative singular)
säpligijn (locative plural)
säpligáin (comitative singular)
säpligijguin (comitative plural)
säpligttáá (abessive singular)
säpligijttáá (abessive plural)
säpligin (essive singular)
säpligid (partitive singular)


olmooš

olmooš (nominative singular)
ulmuuh (nominative plural)
ulmuu (accusative singular)
ulmuid (accusative plural)
ulmuu (genitive singular)
ulmui (genitive plural)
ulmui (illative singular)
ulmuid (illative plural)
ulmust (locative singular)
ulmuin (locative plural)
ulmuin (comitative singular)
ulmuiguin (comitative plural)
ulmuuttáá (abessive singular)
ulmuittáá (abessive plural)
olmožin (essive singular)
olmožid (partitive singular)


nieidâ

nieiˈdâ (canonical)
nieiˈdâ (nominative singular)
nieidah (nominative plural)
nieidâ (accusative singular)
nieidâid (accusative plural)
nieidâ (genitive singular)
nieˈidâi (genitive plural)
nieidâi (genitive plural)
nieidân (illative singular)
nieiˈdáid (illative plural)
nieidâst (locative singular)
nieidâin (locative plural)
nieiˈdáin (comitative singular)
nieˈidâiguin (comitative plural)
nieˈidâttáá (abessive singular)
nieˈidâittáá (abessive plural)
nieiˈdân (essive)
nieiˈdâd (partitive)


nissoon

nissoon (nominative singular)
nisoneh (nominative plural)
nissoon (accusative singular)
nisonijd (accusative plural)
nissoon (genitive singular)
nisonij (genitive plural)
nisonân (illative singular)
nisonáid (illative plural)
nisonist (locative singular)
nisonijn (locative plural)
nisonáin (comitative singular)
nisonijguin (comitative plural)
nissoonttáá (abessive singular)
nisonijttáá (abessive plural)
nisonin (essive singular)
nisonid (partitive singular)


čohčâ

čohčâ (nominative singular)
čoovčah (nominative plural)
čoovčâ (accusative singular)
čoovčâid (accusative plural)
čoovčâ (genitive singular)
čovčâi (genitive plural)
čoovčâi (genitive plural)
čoohčân (illative singular)
čovččáid (illative plural)
čoovčâst (locative singular)
čoovčâin (locative plural)
čovččáin (comitative singular)
čovčâiguin (comitative plural)
čovčâttáá (abessive singular)
čovčâittáá (abessive plural)
čohčân (essive)
čohčâd (partitive)


ákšu

ákšu (nominative singular)
áákšuh (nominative plural)
áákšu (accusative singular)
áákšuid (accusative plural)
áákšu (genitive singular)
ákšui (genitive plural)
áákšui (genitive plural)
áákšun (illative singular)
ákšoid (illative plural)
áákšust (locative singular)
áákšuin (locative plural)
ákšoin (comitative singular)
ákšuiguin (comitative plural)
ákšuttáá (abessive singular)
ákšuittáá (abessive plural)
ákšun (essive singular)
ákšud (partitive singular)


alge

alge (nominative singular)
algeh (nominative plural)
alge (accusative singular)
oolgijd (accusative plural)
alge (genitive singular)
olgij (genitive plural)
oolgij (genitive plural)
aalgan (illative singular)
olgijd (illative plural)
algeest (locative singular)
oolgijn (locative plural)
olgijn (comitative singular)
olgijguin (comitative plural)
algettáá (abessive singular)
olgijttáá (abessive plural)
algen (essive)
alged (partitive)


pääni

pääṇi (canonical)
pääṇi (nominative singular)
päänih (nominative plural)
pääni (accusative singular)
paanijd (accusative plural)
pääni (genitive singular)
panij (genitive plural)
paanij (genitive plural)
pááṇán (illative singular)
paanijd (illative plural)
päänist (locative singular)
paanijn (locative plural)
paanijn (comitative singular)
panijguin (comitative plural)
pänittáá (abessive singular)
panijttáá (abessive plural)
päännin (essive)
päännid (partitive)


čalme

čalme (nominative singular)
čalmeh (nominative plural)
čalme (accusative singular)
čoolmijd (accusative plural)
čalme (genitive singular)
čolmij (genitive plural)
čoolmij (genitive plural)
čaalman (illative singular)
čolmijd (illative plural)
čalmeest (locative singular)
čoolmijn (locative plural)
čolmijn (comitative singular)
čolmijguin (comitative plural)
čalmettáá (abessive singular)
čolmijttáá (abessive plural)
čalmen (essive)
čalmed (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *čëlmē, from Proto-Uralic *śilmä.


viljâ

viljâ (nominative singular)
viiljah (nominative plural)
viiljâ (accusative singular)
viiljâid (accusative plural)
viiljâ (genitive singular)
viljâi (genitive plural)
viiljâi (genitive plural)
viiljân (illative singular)
viljáid (illative plural)
viiljâst (locative singular)
viiljâin (locative plural)
viljáin (comitative singular)
viljâiguin (comitative plural)
viljâttáá (abessive singular)
viljâittáá (abessive plural)
viljân (essive)
viljâd (partitive)


viärju

viärˈju (canonical)
viärˈju (nominative singular)
viärjuh (nominative plural)
viärju (accusative singular)
viärjuid (accusative plural)
viärju (genitive singular)
viäˈrjui (genitive plural)
viärjui (genitive plural)
viärjun (illative singular)
viärˈjoid (illative plural)
viärjust (locative singular)
viärjuin (locative plural)
viärˈjoin (comitative singular)
viäˈrjuiguin (comitative plural)
viäˈrjuttáá (abessive singular)
viäˈrjuittáá (abessive plural)
viärˈjun (essive)
viärˈjud (partitive)


mielkki

mielˈkki (canonical)
mielˈkki (nominative singular)
mielhih (nominative plural)
mielhi (accusative singular)
mielhijd (accusative plural)
mielhi (genitive singular)
mieˈlhij (genitive plural)
mielhij (genitive plural)
miälkán (illative singular)
mielˈhijd (illative plural)
mielhist (locative singular)
mielhijn (locative plural)
mielˈhijn (comitative singular)
mieˈlhijguin (comitative plural)
mieˈlhittáá (abessive singular)
mieˈlhijttáá (abessive plural)
mielˈkkin (essive)
mielˈkkid (partitive)


miäštár

miäšˈtár (canonical)
miäštár (nominative singular)
miäštáreh (nominative plural)
miäštár (accusative singular)
miäštárijd (accusative plural)
miäštár (genitive singular)
miäštárij (genitive plural)
miäštárân (illative singular)
miäštáráid (illative plural)
miäštárist (locative singular)
miäštárijn (locative plural)
miäštáráin (comitative singular)
miäštárijguin (comitative plural)
miäštárttáá (abessive singular)
miäštárijttáá (abessive plural)
miäštárin (essive singular)
miäštárid (partitive singular)


miekki

miekˈki (canonical)
miekˈki (nominative singular)
miehih (nominative plural)
miehi (accusative singular)
miehijd (accusative plural)
miehi (genitive singular)
mieˈhij (genitive plural)
miehij (genitive plural)
miäkán (illative singular)
miehˈhijd (illative plural)
miehist (locative singular)
miehijn (locative plural)
miehˈhijn (comitative singular)
mieˈhijguin (comitative plural)
mieˈhittáá (abessive singular)
mieˈhijttáá (abessive plural)
miekˈkin (essive)
miekˈkid (partitive)


miärkká

miärˈkká (canonical)
miärkká (nominative singular)
miärháh (nominative plural)
miärhá (accusative singular)
miärháid (accusative plural)
miärhá (genitive singular)
miärhái (genitive plural)
miärkán (illative singular)
miärháid (illative plural)
miärhást (locative singular)
miärháin (locative plural)
miärháin (comitative singular)
miärháiguin (comitative plural)
miärháttáá (abessive singular)
miärháittáá (abessive plural)
miärkkán (essive singular)
miärkkád (partitive singular)

Related to Northern Sami mierká and Pite Sami murrko.


njälmi

njälmi (nominative singular)
njäälmih (nominative plural)
njäälmi (accusative singular)
njaalmijd (accusative plural)
njäälmi (genitive singular)
njalmij (genitive plural)
njaalmij (genitive plural)
njáálmán (illative singular)
njalmijd (illative plural)
njäälmist (locative singular)
njaalmijn (locative plural)
njalmijn (comitative singular)
njalmijguin (comitative plural)
njälmittáá (abessive singular)
njalmijttáá (abessive plural)
njälmin (essive)
njälmid (partitive)


uábbi

uábˈbi (canonical)
uábˈbi (nominative singular)
uábih (nominative plural)
uábi (accusative singular)
oobijd (accusative plural)
uábi (genitive singular)
obij (genitive plural)
oobij (genitive plural)
uábán (illative singular)
obbijd (illative plural)
uábist (locative singular)
oobijn (locative plural)
obbijn (comitative singular)
obijguin (comitative plural)
uáˈbittáá (abessive singular)
obijttáá (abessive plural)
uábˈbin (essive)
uábˈbid (partitive)


kiijkár

kiijkár (nominative singular)
kiijkáreh (nominative plural)
kiijkár (accusative singular)
kiijkárijd (accusative plural)
kiijkár (genitive singular)
kiijkárij (genitive plural)
kiijkárân (illative singular)
kiijkáráid (illative plural)
kiijkárist (locative singular)
kiijkárijn (locative plural)
kiijkáráin (comitative singular)
kiijkárijguin (comitative plural)
kiijkárttáá (abessive singular)
kiijkárijttáá (abessive plural)
kiijkárin (essive singular)
kiijkárid (partitive singular)


leibi

leibi (nominative singular)
leeibih (nominative plural)
leeibi (accusative singular)
leeibijd (accusative plural)
leeibi (genitive singular)
leibij (genitive plural)
leeibij (genitive plural)
liäibán (illative singular)
leibijd (illative plural)
leeibist (locative singular)
leeibijn (locative plural)
leibijn (comitative singular)
leibijguin (comitative plural)
leibittáá (abessive singular)
leibijttáá (abessive plural)
leibin (essive)
leibid (partitive)

Borrowed from Finnish leipä, from Proto-Germanic *hlaibaz.


vuoptâ

vuopˈtâ (canonical)
vuopˈtâ (nominative singular)
vuoptah (nominative plural)
vuoptâ (accusative singular)
vuoptâid (accusative plural)
vuoptâ (genitive singular)
vuoˈptâi (genitive plural)
vuoptâi (genitive plural)
vuoptân (illative singular)
vuopˈtáid (illative plural)
vuoptâst (locative singular)
vuoptâin (locative plural)
vuopˈtáin (comitative singular)
vuoˈptâiguin (comitative plural)
vuoˈptâttáá (abessive singular)
vuoˈptâittáá (abessive plural)
vuopˈtân (essive)
vuopˈtâd (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *vuoptë, from Proto-Uralic *ëpte.


kunâgâs

kunâgâs (nominative singular)
kunâgâsah (nominative plural)
kunâgâs (accusative singular)
kunâgâsâid (accusative plural)
kunâgâs (genitive singular)
kunâgâsâi (genitive plural)
kunâgâsân (illative singular)
kunâgâssáid (illative plural)
kunâgâsâst (locative singular)
kunâgâsâin (locative plural)
kunâgâssáin (comitative singular)
kunâgâsâiguin (comitative plural)
kunâgâsttáá (abessive singular)
kunâgâsâittáá (abessive plural)
kunâgâssân (essive singular)
kunâgâssâd (partitive singular)


páárnáš

páárnáš (nominative singular)
párnááh (nominative plural)
párnáá (accusative singular)
párnáid (accusative plural)
párnáá (genitive singular)
párnái (genitive plural)
párnážân (illative singular)
páárnážân (illative singular)
párnáid (illative plural)
párnáást (locative singular)
párnáin (locative plural)
párnáin (comitative singular)
párnáiguin (comitative plural)
párnááttáá (abessive singular)
párnáittáá (abessive plural)
párnážin (essive singular)
páárnážin (essive singular)
párnážid (partitive singular)
páárnážid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *pārnāńčë, diminutive of *pārnē, from Proto-Germanic *barną.


kužžâ

kužžâ (nominative singular)
kuužah (nominative plural)
kuužâ (accusative singular)
kuužâid (accusative plural)
kuužâ (genitive singular)
kužâi (genitive plural)
kuužâi (genitive plural)
kuužân (illative singular)
kužžáid (illative plural)
kuužâst (locative singular)
kuužâin (locative plural)
kužžáin (comitative singular)
kužâiguin (comitative plural)
kužâttáá (abessive singular)
kužâittáá (abessive plural)
kužžân (essive)
kužžâd (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *końčë, from Proto-Uralic *kuńśe.


eeči

eeči (nominative singular)
eejih (nominative plural)
eeji (accusative singular)
eejijd (accusative plural)
eeji (genitive singular)
ejij (genitive plural)
eejij (genitive plural)
iäčán (illative singular)
eijijd (illative plural)
eejist (locative singular)
eejijn (locative plural)
eijijn (comitative singular)
ejijguin (comitative plural)
ejittáá (abessive singular)
ejijttáá (abessive plural)
eeččin (essive singular)
eeččid (partitive singular)


pärni

pärni (nominative singular)
päärnih (nominative plural)
päärni (accusative singular)
paarnijd (accusative plural)
päärni (genitive singular)
parnij (genitive plural)
paarnij (genitive plural)
páárnán (illative singular)
parnijd (illative plural)
päärnist (locative singular)
paarnijn (locative plural)
parnijn (comitative singular)
parnijguin (comitative plural)
pärnittáá (abessive singular)
parnijttáá (abessive plural)
pärnin (essive)
pärnid (partitive)


kandâ

kandâ (nominative singular)
kaandah (nominative plural)
kaandâ (accusative singular)
kaandâid (accusative plural)
kaandâ (genitive singular)
kandâi (genitive plural)
kaandâi (genitive plural)
kaandân (illative singular)
kandaid (illative plural)
kaandâst (locative singular)
kaandâin (locative plural)
kandain (comitative singular)
kandâiguin (comitative plural)
kandâttáá (abessive singular)
kandâittáá (abessive plural)
kandân (essive)
kandâd (partitive)


čiččâm

From Proto-Samic *čiečëm, from Proto-Uralic *ćäjćemä.


pieggâ

piegˈgâ (canonical)
piegˈgâ (nominative singular)
piegah (nominative plural)
piegâ (accusative singular)
piegâid (accusative plural)
piegâ (genitive singular)
pieˈgâi (genitive plural)
piegâi (genitive plural)
piegân (illative singular)
piegˈgáid (illative plural)
piegâst (locative singular)
piegâin (locative plural)
piegˈgáin (comitative singular)
pieˈgâiguin (comitative plural)
pieˈgâttáá (abessive singular)
pieˈgâittáá (abessive plural)
piegˈgân (essive)
piegˈgâd (partitive)


máánu

mááṇu (canonical)
mááṇu (nominative singular)
máánuh (nominative plural)
máánu (accusative singular)
máánuid (accusative plural)
máánu (genitive singular)
mánui (genitive plural)
máánui (genitive plural)
mááṇun (illative singular)
máánuid (illative plural)
máánust (locative singular)
máánuin (locative plural)
máánuin (comitative singular)
mánuiguin (comitative plural)
mánuttáá (abessive singular)
mánuittáá (abessive plural)
máánnun (essive singular)
máánnud (partitive singular)


uđđâihe

uđđâihe (nominative singular)
uđđâiveh (nominative plural)
uđđâive (accusative singular)
uđđâiivijd (accusative plural)
uđđâive (genitive singular)
uđđâivij (genitive plural)
uđđâiivij (genitive plural)
uđđâihán (illative singular)
uđđâivvijd (illative plural)
uđđâivveest (locative singular)
uđđâiivijn (locative plural)
uđđâivvijn (comitative singular)
uđđâivijguin (comitative plural)
uđđâivettáá (abessive singular)
uđđâivijttáá (abessive plural)
uđđâihheen (essive singular)
uđđâihheed (partitive singular)


váimusuonâ

váimusuoṇâ (nominative singular)
váimusuonah (nominative plural)
váimusuonâ (accusative singular)
váimusuonâid (accusative plural)
váimusuonâ (genitive singular)
váimusuoˈnâi (genitive plural)
váimusuonâi (genitive plural)
váimusuoṇân (illative singular)
váimusuonáid (illative plural)
váimusuonâst (locative singular)
váimusuonâin (locative plural)
váimusuonáin (comitative singular)
váimusuoˈnâiguin (comitative plural)
váimusuoˈnâttáá (abessive singular)
váimusuoˈnâittáá (abessive plural)
váimusuonnân (essive)
váimusuonnâd (partitive)


váimu

váimu (nominative singular)
vááimuh (nominative plural)
vááimu (accusative singular)
vááimuid (accusative plural)
vááimu (genitive singular)
váimui (genitive plural)
vááimui (genitive plural)
vááimun (illative singular)
váimoid (illative plural)
vááimust (locative singular)
vááimuin (locative plural)
váimoin (comitative singular)
váimuiguin (comitative plural)
váimuttáá (abessive singular)
váimuittáá (abessive plural)
váimun (essive)
váimud (partitive)


suonâ

suoṇâ (canonical)
suoṇâ (nominative singular)
suonah (nominative plural)
suonâ (accusative singular)
suonâid (accusative plural)
suonâ (genitive singular)
suoˈnâi (genitive plural)
suonâi (genitive plural)
suoṇân (illative singular)
suonáid (illative plural)
suonâst (locative singular)
suonâin (locative plural)
suonáin (comitative singular)
suoˈnâiguin (comitative plural)
suoˈnâttáá (abessive singular)
suoˈnâittáá (abessive plural)
suonnân (essive)
suonnâd (partitive)


lajo

laj̣o (canonical)
laj̣o (nominative singular)
lajoh (nominative plural)
lajo (accusative singular)
lajoid (accusative plural)
lajo (genitive singular)
lajoi (genitive plural)
laj̣on (illative singular)
lajoid (illative plural)
laajoost (locative singular)
lajoin (locative plural)
lajoin (comitative singular)
lajoiguin (comitative plural)
lajottáá (abessive singular)
lajoittáá (abessive plural)
laijoon (essive)
laijood (partitive)

Cognate with Northern Sami ladju, Skolt Sami lââjj.


lággá

lággá (nominative singular)
láágáh (nominative plural)
láágá (accusative singular)
láágáid (accusative plural)
láágá (genitive singular)
lágái (genitive plural)
láágái (genitive plural)
láágán (illative singular)
lággáid (illative plural)
láágást (locative singular)
láágáin (locative plural)
lággáin (comitative singular)
lágáiguin (comitative plural)
lágáttáá (abessive singular)
lágáittáá (abessive plural)
lággán (essive)
lággád (partitive)


luvdá

luvdá (nominative singular)
luuvdáh (nominative plural)
luuvdá (accusative singular)
luuvdáid (accusative plural)
luuvdá (genitive singular)
luvdái (genitive plural)
luuvdái (genitive plural)
luuvdán (illative singular)
luvdáid (illative plural)
luuvdást (locative singular)
luuvdáin (locative plural)
luvdáin (comitative singular)
luvdáiguin (comitative plural)
luvdáttáá (abessive singular)
luvdáittáá (abessive plural)
luvdán (essive)
luvdád (partitive)


pijgá

pijgá (nominative singular)
piijgáh (nominative plural)
piijgá (accusative singular)
piijgáid (accusative plural)
piijgá (genitive singular)
pijgái (genitive plural)
piijgái (genitive plural)
piijgán (illative singular)
pijgáid (illative plural)
piijgást (locative singular)
piijgáin (locative plural)
pijgáin (comitative singular)
pijgáiguin (comitative plural)
pijgáttáá (abessive singular)
pijgáittáá (abessive plural)
pijgán (essive)
pijgád (partitive)


vašo

vašo (nominative singular)
vašoh (nominative plural)
vašo (accusative singular)
vašoid (accusative plural)
vašo (genitive singular)
vašoi (genitive plural)
vašon (illative singular)
vašoid (illative plural)
vaššoost (locative singular)
vašoin (locative plural)
vašoin (comitative singular)
vašoiguin (comitative plural)
vašottáá (abessive singular)
vašoittáá (abessive plural)
vaššoon (essive singular)
vaššood (partitive singular)


pyerá

pyerá (nominative singular)
pyeráh (nominative plural)
pyerá (accusative singular)
pyeráid (accusative plural)
pyerá (genitive singular)
pyerái (genitive plural)
pyerán (illative singular)
pyeráid (illative plural)
pyerást (locative singular)
pyeráin (locative plural)
pyeráin (comitative singular)
pyeráiguin (comitative plural)
pyeráttáá (abessive singular)
pyeráittáá (abessive plural)
pyerán (essive singular)
pyerád (partitive singular)


lyepi

lyepi (nominative singular)
lyeveh (nominative plural)
lyeve (accusative singular)
luovijd (accusative plural)
lyeve (genitive singular)
luovij (genitive plural)
luápán (illative singular)
luovijd (illative plural)
lyeveest (locative singular)
luovijn (locative plural)
luovijn (comitative singular)
luovijguin (comitative plural)
lyevettáá (abessive singular)
luovijttáá (abessive plural)
lyeppin (essive singular)
lyeppid (partitive singular)


kyemi

kyeṃi (canonical)
kyeṃi (nominative singular)
kyemeh (nominative plural)
kyeme (accusative singular)
kuomijd (accusative plural)
kyeme (genitive singular)
kuomij (genitive plural)
kuáṃán (illative singular)
kuomijd (illative plural)
kyemeest (locative singular)
kuomijn (locative plural)
kuomijn (comitative singular)
kuomijguin (comitative plural)
kyemettáá (abessive singular)
kuomijttáá (abessive plural)
kyemmin (essive singular)
kyemmid (partitive singular)


čeeci

čeeci (nominative singular)
čeesih (nominative plural)
čeesi (accusative singular)
čeesijd (accusative plural)
čeesi (genitive singular)
česij (genitive plural)
čeesij (genitive plural)
čiäcán (illative singular)
čeesijd (illative plural)
čeesist (locative singular)
čeesijn (locative plural)
čessijn (comitative singular)
česijguin (comitative plural)
česittáá (abessive singular)
česijttáá (abessive plural)
čeeccin (essive singular)
čeeccid (partitive singular)


saasâ

saasâ (nominative singular)
saasah (nominative plural)
saasâ (accusative singular)
saasâid (accusative plural)
saasâ (genitive singular)
sasâi (genitive plural)
saasâi (genitive plural)
saasân (illative singular)
saasaid (illative plural)
saasâst (locative singular)
saasâin (locative plural)
saasain (comitative singular)
sasâiguin (comitative plural)
sasâttáá (abessive singular)
sasâittáá (abessive plural)
saassân (essive)
saassâd (partitive)


maahâ

maahâ (nominative singular)
maaṿah (nominative plural)
maaṿâ (accusative singular)
maaṿâid (accusative plural)
maaṿâ (genitive singular)
maṿâi (genitive plural)
maaṿâi (genitive plural)
maahân (illative singular)
mavvaid (illative plural)
maaṿâst (locative singular)
maaṿâin (locative plural)
mavvain (comitative singular)
maṿâiguin (comitative plural)
maṿâttáá (abessive singular)
maṿâittáá (abessive plural)
maaḥân (essive)
maaḥâd (partitive)


puočâ

puočâ (nominative singular)
puojah (nominative plural)
puojâ (accusative singular)
puojâid (accusative plural)
puojâ (genitive singular)
puojâi (genitive plural)
puočân (illative singular)
puojáid (illative plural)
puojâst (locative singular)
puojâin (locative plural)
puojáin (comitative singular)
puojâiguin (comitative plural)
puojâttáá (abessive singular)
puojâittáá (abessive plural)
puoččân (essive singular)
puoččâd (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *puočë. Cognate with Kildin Sami пӯджь (pūdž’) and Ter Sami пы̄джь (pï̄ǯʼ)

cog

Ter Sami пы̄джь (pï̄ǯʼ)


ijjâ

ijjâ (nominative singular)
iij̣ah (nominative plural)
iij̣â (accusative singular)
iij̣âid (accusative plural)
iij̣â (genitive singular)
ij̣âi (genitive plural)
iij̣âi (genitive plural)
iij̣ân (illative singular)
ijjáid (illative plural)
iij̣âst (locative singular)
iij̣âin (locative plural)
ijjáin (comitative singular)
ij̣âiguin (comitative plural)
ij̣âttáá (abessive singular)
ij̣âittáá (abessive plural)
ijjân (essive)
ijjâd (partitive)


vuoppâ

vuopˈpâ (canonical)
vuopˈpâ (nominative singular)
vuopah (nominative plural)
vuopâ (accusative singular)
vuopâid (accusative plural)
vuopâ (genitive singular)
vuoˈpâi (genitive plural)
vuopâi (genitive plural)
vuopân (illative singular)
vuopˈpáid (illative plural)
vuopâst (locative singular)
vuopâin (locative plural)
vuopˈpáin (comitative singular)
vuoˈpâiguin (comitative plural)
vuoˈpâttáá (abessive singular)
vuoˈpâittáá (abessive plural)
vuopˈpân (essive)
vuopˈpâd (partitive)


vivvâ

vivvâ (nominative singular)
viiṿah (nominative plural)
viiṿâ (accusative singular)
viiṿâid (accusative plural)
viiṿâ (genitive singular)
viṿâi (genitive plural)
viiṿâi (genitive plural)
viiṿân (illative singular)
vivváid (illative plural)
viiṿâst (locative singular)
viiṿâin (locative plural)
vivváin (comitative singular)
viṿâiguin (comitative plural)
viṿâttáá (abessive singular)
viṿâittáá (abessive plural)
vivvân (essive)
vivvâd (partitive)


vorrâ

vorrâ (nominative singular)
voorah (nominative plural)
voorâ (accusative singular)
voorâid (accusative plural)
voorâ (genitive singular)
vorâi (genitive plural)
voorâi (genitive plural)
vooṛân (illative singular)
vooráid (illative plural)
voorâst (locative singular)
voorâin (locative plural)
vooráin (comitative singular)
vorâiguin (comitative plural)
vorâttáá (abessive singular)
vorâittáá (abessive plural)
vorrân (essive)
vorrâd (partitive)


kiđđâ

kiđđâ (nominative singular)
kiiđah (nominative plural)
kiiđâ (accusative singular)
kiiđâid (accusative plural)
kiiđâ (genitive singular)
kiđâi (genitive plural)
kiiđâi (genitive plural)
kiiđ̣ân (illative singular)
kiiđáid (illative plural)
kiiđâst (locative singular)
kiiđâin (locative plural)
kiiđáin (comitative singular)
kiđâiguin (comitative plural)
kiđâttáá (abessive singular)
kiđâittáá (abessive plural)
kiđđân (essive)
kiđđâd (partitive)


nierâ

nieṛâ (canonical)
nieṛâ (nominative singular)
nierah (nominative plural)
nierâ (accusative singular)
nierâid (accusative plural)
nierâ (genitive singular)
nieˈrâi (genitive plural)
nierâi (genitive plural)
nieṛân (illative singular)
nieráid (illative plural)
nierâst (locative singular)
nierâin (locative plural)
nieráin (comitative singular)
nieˈrâiguin (comitative plural)
nieˈrâttáá (abessive singular)
nieˈrâittáá (abessive plural)
nierrân (essive)
nierrâd (partitive)


teejâ

teej̣â (canonical)
teejâ (nominative singular)
teejah (nominative plural)
teejâ (accusative singular)
teejâid (accusative plural)
teejâ (genitive singular)
tejâi (genitive plural)
teejâi (genitive plural)
teejân (illative singular)
teejáid (illative plural)
teejâst (locative singular)
teejâin (locative plural)
teejáin (comitative singular)
tejâiguin (comitative plural)
tejâttáá (abessive singular)
tejâittáá (abessive plural)
teeijân (essive singular)
teeijâd (partitive singular)


vuástá

vuásˈtá (canonical)
vuásˈtá (nominative singular)
vuástáh (nominative plural)
vuástá (accusative singular)
vuástáid (accusative plural)
vuástá (genitive singular)
vuáˈstái (genitive plural)
vuástái (genitive plural)
vuástán (illative singular)
vuásˈtáid (illative plural)
vuástást (locative singular)
vuástáin (locative plural)
vuásˈtáin (comitative singular)
vuáˈstáiguin (comitative plural)
vuáˈstáttáá (abessive singular)
vuáˈstáittáá (abessive plural)
vuásˈtán (essive)
vuásˈtád (partitive)


siäsá

siäsá (nominative singular)
siäsáh (nominative plural)
siäsá (accusative singular)
siäsáid (accusative plural)
siäsá (genitive singular)
siäsái (genitive plural)
siäsán (illative singular)
siässáid (illative plural)
siäsást (locative singular)
siäsáin (locative plural)
siässáin (comitative singular)
siäsáiguin (comitative plural)
siäsáttáá (abessive singular)
siäsáittáá (abessive plural)
siäsán (essive singular)
siäsád (partitive singular)


njune

njuṇe (canonical)
njuṇe (nominative singular)
njuneh (nominative plural)
njune (accusative singular)
njuunijd (accusative plural)
njune (genitive singular)
njunij (genitive plural)
njuunij (genitive plural)
njuṇán (illative singular)
njuunijd (illative plural)
njuuneest (locative singular)
njuunijn (locative plural)
njuunijn (comitative singular)
njunijguin (comitative plural)
njunettáá (abessive singular)
njunijttáá (abessive plural)
njunneen (essive)
njunneed (partitive)


kolle

kolle (nominative singular)
koḷeh (nominative plural)
koḷe (accusative singular)
kuuḷijd (accusative plural)
koḷe (genitive singular)
kuḷij (genitive plural)
kuuḷij (genitive plural)
kooḷán (illative singular)
kullijd (illative plural)
kolleest (locative singular)
kuuḷijn (locative plural)
kullijn (comitative singular)
kuḷijguin (comitative plural)
koḷettáá (abessive singular)
kuḷijttáá (abessive plural)
kollen (essive)
kolled (partitive)


juovlah

From North Germanic, compare Swedish jul and English Yule.