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)


A

The first letter of the Inari Sami alphabet, written in the Latin script.


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)


judo

judo (nominative singular)
judoh (nominative plural)
judo (accusative singular)
judoid (accusative plural)
judo (genitive singular)
judoi (genitive plural)
judon (illative singular)
judoid (illative plural)
judost (locative singular)
judoin (locative plural)
judoin (comitative singular)
judoiguin (comitative plural)
judottáá (abessive singular)
judoittáá (abessive plural)
judon (essive singular)
judod (partitive singular)

ja-r

柔(じゅう)道(どう) (jūdō)


mote

mote (nominative singular)
mođeh (nominative plural)
mođe (accusative singular)
muuđijd (accusative plural)
mođe (genitive singular)
muđij (genitive plural)
muuđij (genitive plural)
motán (illative singular)
muuđijd (illative plural)
moođeest (locative singular)
muuđijn (locative plural)
muuđijn (comitative singular)
muđijguin (comitative plural)
mođettáá (abessive singular)
muđijttáá (abessive plural)
motteen (essive)
motteed (partitive)


mane

maṇe (canonical)
maṇe (nominative singular)
maneh (nominative plural)
mane (accusative singular)
moonijd (accusative plural)
mane (genitive singular)
monij (genitive plural)
moonij (genitive plural)
maṇan (illative singular)
moonijd (illative plural)
maaneest (locative singular)
moonijn (locative plural)
moonijn (comitative singular)
monijguin (comitative plural)
manettáá (abessive singular)
monijttáá (abessive plural)
manneen (essive)
manneed (partitive)


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)


bussi

bussi (nominative singular)
bussih (nominative plural)
bussi (accusative singular)
bussij (accusative plural)
bussi (genitive singular)
bussijd (genitive plural)
bussin (illative singular)
bussijd (illative plural)
bussist (locative singular)
bussijn (locative plural)
bussijn (comitative singular)
bussiguin (comitative plural)
bussittáá (abessive singular)
bussijttáá (abessive plural)
bussin (essive singular)
bussid (partitive singular)


kirje

kirje (nominative singular)
kirjeh (nominative plural)
kirje (accusative singular)
kiirjijd (accusative plural)
kirje (genitive singular)
kirjij (genitive plural)
kiirjij (genitive plural)
kiirján (illative singular)
kirjijd (illative plural)
kirjeest (locative singular)
kiirjijn (locative plural)
kirjijn (comitative singular)
kirjijguin (comitative plural)
kirjettáá (abessive singular)
kirjijttáá (abessive plural)
kirjen (essive)
kirjed (partitive)


kirahvi

kirahvi (nominative singular)
kirahvih (nominative plural)
kirahvi (accusative singular)
kirahvijd (accusative plural)
kirahvi (genitive singular)
kirahvij (genitive plural)
kirahvin (illative singular)
kirahvijd (illative plural)
kirahvist (locative singular)
kirahvijn (locative plural)
kirahvijn (comitative singular)
kirahvijguin (comitative plural)
kirahvittáá (abessive singular)
kirahvijttáá (abessive plural)
kirahvin (essive singular)
kirahvid (partitive singular)


ŋ

The eighteenth letter of the Inari Sami alphabet, written in the Latin script.


vine

viṇe (canonical)
viṇe (nominative singular)
vineh (nominative plural)
vine (accusative singular)
viinijd (accusative plural)
vine (genitive singular)
vinij (genitive plural)
viinij (genitive plural)
viṇán (illative singular)
viinijd (illative plural)
viineest (locative singular)
viinijn (locative plural)
viinijn (comitative singular)
vinijguin (comitative plural)
vinettáá (abessive singular)
vinijttáá (abessive plural)
vinneen (essive)
vinneed (partitive)


tame

taṃe (canonical)
taṃe (nominative singular)
tameh (nominative plural)
tame (accusative singular)
toomijd (accusative plural)
tame (genitive singular)
tomij (genitive plural)
toomij (genitive plural)
taṃan (illative singular)
toomijd (illative plural)
taameest (locative singular)
toomijn (locative plural)
toomijn (comitative singular)
tomijguin (comitative plural)
tamettáá (abessive singular)
tomijttáá (abessive plural)
tammeen (essive)
tammeed (partitive)


lase

lase (nominative singular)
laseh (nominative plural)
lase (accusative singular)
loosijd (accusative plural)
lase (genitive singular)
losij (genitive plural)
loosij (genitive plural)
lasan (illative singular)
loosijd (illative plural)
laaseest (locative singular)
loosijn (locative plural)
loosijn (comitative singular)
losijguin (comitative plural)
lasettáá (abessive singular)
losijttáá (abessive plural)
lasseen (essive)
lasseed (partitive)


sino

siṇo (canonical)
siṇo (nominative singular)
sinoh (nominative plural)
sino (accusative singular)
sinoid (accusative plural)
sino (genitive singular)
sinoi (genitive plural)
siṇon (illative singular)
sinoid (illative plural)
siinoost (locative singular)
sinoin (locative plural)
sinoin (comitative singular)
sinoiguin (comitative plural)
sinottáá (abessive singular)
sinoittáá (abessive plural)
sinnoon (essive)
sinnood (partitive)


lope

lope (nominative singular)
loveh (nominative plural)
love (accusative singular)
luuvijd (accusative plural)
love (genitive singular)
luvij (genitive plural)
luuvij (genitive plural)
lopán (illative singular)
luuvijd (illative plural)
looveest (locative singular)
luuvijn (locative plural)
luuvijn (comitative singular)
luvijguin (comitative plural)
lovettáá (abessive singular)
luvijttáá (abessive plural)
loppeen (essive)
loppeed (partitive)


roto

roto (nominative singular)
rođoh (nominative plural)
rođo (accusative singular)
rođoid (accusative plural)
rođo (genitive singular)
rođoi (genitive plural)
roton (illative singular)
rođoid (illative plural)
roođoost (locative singular)
rođoin (locative plural)
rođoin (comitative singular)
rođoiguin (comitative plural)
rođottáá (abessive singular)
rođoittáá (abessive plural)
rottoon (essive)
rottood (partitive)


mitto

mitto (nominative singular)
mitoh (nominative plural)
mito (accusative singular)
mittoid (accusative plural)
mito (genitive singular)
mitoi (genitive plural)
miiton (illative singular)
mittoid (illative plural)
mittoost (locative singular)
mitoin (locative plural)
mittoin (comitative singular)
mitoiguin (comitative plural)
mitottáá (abessive singular)
mitoittáá (abessive plural)
mitton (essive singular)
mittod (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)


ž

The twenty-ninth letter of the Inari Sami alphabet, written in the Latin script.


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)


pino

piṇo (canonical)
piṇo (nominative singular)
pinoh (nominative plural)
pino (accusative singular)
pinoid (accusative plural)
pino (genitive singular)
pinoi (genitive plural)
piṇon (illative singular)
pinoid (illative plural)
piinoost (locative singular)
pinoin (locative plural)
pinoin (comitative singular)
pinoiguin (comitative plural)
pinottáá (abessive singular)
pinoittáá (abessive plural)
pinnoon (essive)
pinnood (partitive)


ain

Borrowed from Finnish aina, from Proto-Finnic *aina. Compare Northern Sami ain.


vaje

vaj̣e (canonical)
vaj̣e (nominative singular)
vajeh (nominative plural)
vaje (accusative singular)
voojijd (accusative plural)
vaje (genitive singular)
vojij (genitive plural)
voojij (genitive plural)
vaj̣an (illative singular)
voojijd (illative plural)
vaajeest (locative singular)
voojijn (locative plural)
voojijn (comitative singular)
vojijguin (comitative plural)
vajettáá (abessive singular)
vojijttáá (abessive plural)
vaijeen (essive)
vaijeed (partitive)


sare

saṛe (canonical)
saṛe (nominative singular)
sareh (nominative plural)
sare (accusative singular)
soorijd (accusative plural)
sare (genitive singular)
sorij (genitive plural)
soorij (genitive plural)
saṛan (illative singular)
soorijd (illative plural)
saareest (locative singular)
soorijn (locative plural)
soorijn (comitative singular)
sorijguin (comitative plural)
sarettáá (abessive singular)
sorijttáá (abessive plural)
sarreen (essive)
sarreed (partitive)


lasa

lasa (nominative singular)
lasah (nominative plural)
lasa (accusative singular)
lasaid (accusative plural)
lasa (genitive singular)
lasai (genitive plural)
lasan (illative singular)
lasaid (illative plural)
lasaast (locative singular)
lasain (locative plural)
lasain (comitative singular)
lasaiguin (comitative plural)
lasattáá (abessive singular)
lasaittáá (abessive plural)
lasan (essive singular)
lasad (partitive singular)


tatti

tatti (nominative singular)
taatih (nominative plural)
taati (accusative singular)
taatijd (accusative plural)
taati (genitive singular)
tatij (genitive plural)
taatij (genitive plural)
taatin (illative singular)
tattijd (illative plural)
taatist (locative singular)
taatijn (locative plural)
tattijn (comitative singular)
tatijguin (comitative plural)
tatittáá (abessive singular)
tatijttáá (abessive plural)
tattin (essive singular)
tattid (partitive singular)


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”).


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)


Suomâ

Suoṃâ (canonical)
Suoṃâ (nominative singular)
Suomâ (accusative singular)
Suomâ (genitive singular)
Suoṃân (illative singular)
Suomâst (locative singular)
Suomáin (comitative singular)
Suoˈmâttáá (abessive singular)
Suommân (essive)
Suommâd (partitive)


kumppi

kumppi (nominative singular)
kuumpih (nominative plural)
kuumpi (accusative singular)
kuumpijd (accusative plural)
kuumpi (genitive singular)
kuˈmpij (genitive plural)
kuumpij (genitive plural)
kuumpin (illative singular)
kumppijd (illative plural)
kuumpist (locative singular)
kuumpijn (locative plural)
kumppijn (comitative singular)
kuˈmpijguin (comitative plural)
kuˈmpittáá (abessive singular)
kuˈmpijttáá (abessive plural)
kumppin (essive singular)
kumppid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *(s)kumppā, cognate to Northern Sami gumpe.


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)


saje

saj̣e (canonical)
saj̣e (nominative singular)
sajeh (nominative plural)
saje (accusative singular)
soojijd (accusative plural)
saje (genitive singular)
sojij (genitive plural)
soojij (genitive plural)
saj̣an (illative singular)
soojijd (illative plural)
saajeest (locative singular)
soojijn (locative plural)
soojijn (comitative singular)
sojijguin (comitative plural)
sajettáá (abessive singular)
sojijttáá (abessive plural)
saijeen (essive)
saijeed (partitive)


viste

viste (nominative singular)
visteh (nominative plural)
viste (accusative singular)
viistijd (accusative plural)
viste (genitive singular)
vistij (genitive plural)
viistij (genitive plural)
viistán (illative singular)
vistijd (illative plural)
visteest (locative singular)
viistijn (locative plural)
vistijn (comitative singular)
vistijguin (comitative plural)
vistettáá (abessive singular)
vistijttáá (abessive plural)
visten (essive)
visted (partitive)


servi

servi (nominative singular)
seervih (nominative plural)
seervi (accusative singular)
seervijd (accusative plural)
seervi (genitive singular)
servij (genitive plural)
seervij (genitive plural)
siärván (illative singular)
servijd (illative plural)
seervist (locative singular)
seervijn (locative plural)
servijn (comitative singular)
servijguin (comitative plural)
servittáá (abessive singular)
servijttáá (abessive plural)
servin (essive)
servid (partitive)


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)


kannu

kannu (nominative singular)
kaaṇuh (nominative plural)
kaaṇu (accusative singular)
kaaṇuid (accusative plural)
kaaṇu (genitive singular)
kaṇui (genitive plural)
kaaṇui (genitive plural)
kaaṇun (illative singular)
kannoid (illative plural)
kaaṇust (locative singular)
kaaṇuin (locative plural)
kannoin (comitative singular)
kaṇuiguin (comitative plural)
kaṇuttáá (abessive singular)
kaṇuittáá (abessive plural)
kannun (essive)
kannud (partitive)


kaasi

kaasi (nominative singular)
kaasih (nominative plural)
kaasi (accusative singular)
kaasijd (accusative plural)
kaasi (genitive singular)
kaasij (genitive plural)
kaasin (illative singular)
kaasijd (illative plural)
kaasist (locative singular)
kaasijn (locative plural)
kaasijn (comitative singular)
kaasijguin (comitative plural)
kaasittáá (abessive singular)
kaasijttáá (abessive plural)
kaasin (essive singular)
kaasid (partitive singular)


risse

risse (nominative singular)
riseh (nominative plural)
rise (accusative singular)
riisijd (accusative plural)
rise (genitive singular)
risij (genitive plural)
riisij (genitive plural)
riisán (illative singular)
rissijd (illative plural)
risseest (locative singular)
riisijn (locative plural)
rissijn (comitative singular)
risijguin (comitative plural)
risettáá (abessive singular)
risijttáá (abessive plural)
rissen (essive)
rissed (partitive)


taho

taho (nominative singular)
taṿoh (nominative plural)
taṿo (accusative singular)
taṿoid (accusative plural)
taṿo (genitive singular)
taṿoi (genitive plural)
tahon (illative singular)
tavvoid (illative plural)
tavvoost (locative singular)
taṿoin (locative plural)
tavvoin (comitative singular)
taṿoiguin (comitative plural)
taṿottáá (abessive singular)
taṿoittáá (abessive plural)
tahhoon (essive)
tahhood (partitive)


käskee

käskee (nominative singular)
käskeeh (nominative plural)
käskee (accusative singular)
käskeid (accusative plural)
käskee (genitive singular)
käskei (genitive plural)
käskei (illative singular)
käskeid (illative plural)
käskest (locative singular)
käskein (locative plural)
käskein (comitative singular)
käskeiguin (comitative plural)
käskeettáá (abessive singular)
käskeittáá (abessive plural)
käsken (essive singular)
käsked (partitive singular)


supe

supe (nominative singular)
suveh (nominative plural)
suve (accusative singular)
suuvijd (accusative plural)
suve (genitive singular)
suvij (genitive plural)
suuvij (genitive plural)
supán (illative singular)
suuvijd (illative plural)
suuveest (locative singular)
suuvijn (locative plural)
suuvijn (comitative singular)
suvijguin (comitative plural)
suvettáá (abessive singular)
suvijttáá (abessive plural)
suppeen (essive)
suppeed (partitive)


ij

jieˈm (first-person indicative present singular)
iällum (first-person optative singular)
jieˈh (indicative present second-person singular)
ele (imperative second-person singular)
ele (optative second-person singular)
ij (indicative present singular third-person)
iäˈlus (optative singular third-person)
iän (dual first-person indicative present)
iälˈloon (dual first-person optative)
eppee (dual indicative present second-person)
ellee (dual imperative second-person)
ellee (dual optative second-person)
iäˈvá (dual indicative present third-person)
iällus (dual optative third-person)
ep (first-person indicative plural present)
iällup (first-person optative plural)
eppeđ (indicative plural present second-person)
elleđ (imperative plural second-person)
elleđ (optative plural second-person)
iä (indicative plural present third-person)
iällus (optative plural third-person)

From Proto-Uralic negative verb stem *e- ~ *ä- ~ *a-.


kalâččeijee

kalâččeijee (nominative singular)
kalâččeijeeh (nominative plural)
kalâččeijee (accusative singular)
kalâččeijeid (accusative plural)
kalâččeijee (genitive singular)
kalâččeijei (genitive plural)
kalâččeijei (illative singular)
kalâččeijeid (illative plural)
kalâččeijest (locative singular)
kalâččeijein (locative plural)
kalâččeijein (comitative singular)
kalâččeijeiguin (comitative plural)
kalâččeijeettáá (abessive singular)
kalâččeijeittáá (abessive plural)
kalâččeijen (essive singular)
kalâččeijed (partitive singular)


jieŋâpaje

jieŋâpaj̣e (canonical)
jieŋâpaj̣e (nominative singular)
jieŋâpajeh (nominative plural)
jieŋâpaje (accusative singular)
jieŋâpoojijd (accusative plural)
jieŋâpaje (genitive singular)
jieŋâpojij (genitive plural)
jieŋâpoojij (genitive plural)
jieŋâpaj̣an (illative singular)
jieŋâpoojijd (illative plural)
jieŋâpaajeest (locative singular)
jieŋâpoojijn (locative plural)
jieŋâpoojijn (comitative singular)
jieŋâpojijguin (comitative plural)
jieŋâpajettáá (abessive singular)
jieŋâpojijttáá (abessive plural)
jieŋâpaijeen (essive)
jieŋâpaijeed (partitive)


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)


kottarâš

kottarâš (nominative singular)
kottariih (nominative plural)
kottarii (accusative singular)
kottarijd (accusative plural)
kottarii (genitive singular)
kottarij (genitive plural)
kottarâžân (illative singular)
kottaráid (illative plural)
kottariist (locative singular)
kottarijn (locative plural)
kottarijn (comitative singular)
kottarijguin (comitative plural)
kottariittáá (abessive singular)
kottarijttáá (abessive plural)
kottarâžžân (essive singular)
kottarâžžâd (partitive singular)


ketki

ketki (nominative singular)
keeđhih (nominative plural)
keeđhi (accusative singular)
keeđhijd (accusative plural)
keeđhi (genitive singular)
keđhij (genitive plural)
keeđhij (genitive plural)
kiätkán (illative singular)
keđhijd (illative plural)
keeđhist (locative singular)
keeđhijn (locative plural)
keđhijn (comitative singular)
keđhijguin (comitative plural)
keđhittáá (abessive singular)
keđhijttáá (abessive plural)
ketkin (essive)
ketkid (partitive)


hiävuš

hiävuš (nominative singular)
hiäppušeh (nominative plural)
hiäppuš (accusative singular)
hiäppušijd (accusative plural)
hiäppuš (genitive singular)
hiäppušij (genitive plural)
hiäppušân (illative singular)
hiäppušáid (illative plural)
hiäppušist (locative singular)
hiäppušijn (locative plural)
hiäppušáin (comitative singular)
hiäppušijguin (comitative plural)
hiäppušttáá (abessive singular)
hiäppušijttáá (abessive plural)
hiäppušin (essive singular)
hiävušin (essive singular)
hiäppušid (partitive singular)
hiävušid (partitive singular)


kiärun

kiärun (nominative singular)
kiäruneh (nominative plural)
kiärrun (accusative singular)
kiärunijd (accusative plural)
kiärrun (genitive singular)
kiärunij (genitive plural)
kiärunân (illative singular)
kiärunáid (illative plural)
kiärunist (locative singular)
kiärunijn (locative plural)
kiärunáin (comitative singular)
kiärunijguin (comitative plural)
kiärrunttáá (abessive singular)
kiärunijttáá (abessive plural)
kiärunin (essive singular)
kiärunid (partitive singular)

Related to Northern Sami gīron, Skolt Sami ǩeâram.


kissá

kissá (nominative singular)
kisáh (nominative plural)
kisá (accusative singular)
kissáid (accusative plural)
kisá (genitive singular)
kisái (genitive plural)
kiisán (illative singular)
kissáid (illative plural)
kissáást (locative singular)
kisáin (locative plural)
kissáin (comitative singular)
kisáiguin (comitative plural)
kisáttáá (abessive singular)
kisáittáá (abessive plural)
kissán (essive singular)
kissád (partitive singular)


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)


kovjâ

kovjâ (nominative singular)
koovjah (nominative plural)
koovjâ (accusative singular)
koovjâid (accusative plural)
koovjâ (genitive singular)
kovjâi (genitive plural)
koovjâi (genitive plural)
koovjân (illative singular)
kovjáid (illative plural)
koovjâst (locative singular)
koovjâin (locative plural)
kovjáin (comitative singular)
kovjâiguin (comitative plural)
kovjâttáá (abessive singular)
kovjâittáá (abessive plural)
kovjân (essive)
kovjâd (partitive)


iäláán

iäláán (nominative singular)
iäláneh (nominative plural)
iäláán (accusative singular)
iälánijd (accusative plural)
iäláán (genitive singular)
iälánij (genitive plural)
iälánân (illative singular)
iälánáid (illative plural)
iälánist (locative singular)
iälánijn (locative plural)
iälánáin (comitative singular)
iälánijguin (comitative plural)
iäláánttáá (abessive singular)
iälánijttáá (abessive plural)
iälánin (essive singular)
iälánid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *ealētēk, from Proto-Uralic *elä-.
Cognate with Northern Sami ealán.


peenuv

peenuv (nominative singular)
pennuuh (nominative plural)
pennuu (accusative singular)
pennuid (accusative plural)
pennuu (genitive singular)
pennui (genitive plural)
pennui (illative singular)
pennuid (illative plural)
pennust (locative singular)
pennuin (locative plural)
pennuin (comitative singular)
pennuiguin (comitative plural)
pennuuttáá (abessive singular)
pennuittáá (abessive plural)
penuvin (essive singular)
penuvid (partitive singular)


lieđikovjâ

lieđikovjâ (nominative singular)
lieđikoovjah (nominative plural)
lieđikoovjâ (accusative singular)
lieđikoovjâid (accusative plural)
lieđikoovjâ (genitive singular)
lieđikovjâi (genitive plural)
lieđikoovjâi (genitive plural)
lieđikoovjân (illative singular)
lieđikovjáid (illative plural)
lieđikoovjâst (locative singular)
lieđikoovjâin (locative plural)
lieđikovjáin (comitative singular)
lieđikovjâiguin (comitative plural)
lieđikovjâttáá (abessive singular)
lieđikovjâittáá (abessive plural)
lieđikovjân (essive)
lieđikovjâd (partitive)


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)


kuávžur

kuávžur (nominative singular)
kuávžureh (nominative plural)
kuávžur (accusative singular)
kuávžurijd (accusative plural)
kuávžur (genitive singular)
kuávžurij (genitive plural)
kuávžurân (illative singular)
kuávžuráid (illative plural)
kuávžurist (locative singular)
kuávžurijn (locative plural)
kuávžuráin (comitative singular)
kuávžurijguin (comitative plural)
kuávžurttáá (abessive singular)
kuávžurijttáá (abessive plural)
kuávžurin (essive singular)
kuávžurid (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)


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.


nommâ

nommâ (nominative singular)
noomah (nominative plural)
noomâ (accusative singular)
noomâid (accusative plural)
noomâ (genitive singular)
nomâi (genitive plural)
noomâi (genitive plural)
nooṃân (illative singular)
noomáid (illative plural)
noomâst (locative singular)
noomâin (locative plural)
noomáin (comitative singular)
nomâiguin (comitative plural)
nomâttáá (abessive singular)
nomâittáá (abessive plural)
nommân (essive)
nommâd (partitive)


ahe

ahe (nominative singular)
aṿeh (nominative plural)
aṿe (accusative singular)
ooṿijd (accusative plural)
aṿe (genitive singular)
oṿij (genitive plural)
ooṿij (genitive plural)
ahan (illative singular)
ovvijd (illative plural)
avveest (locative singular)
ooṿijn (locative plural)
ovvijn (comitative singular)
oṿijguin (comitative plural)
aṿettáá (abessive singular)
oṿijttáá (abessive plural)
ahheen (essive)
ahheed (partitive)


stuorrâ vuonjâč

Anas platyrhynchos
Anas platyrhynchos#Translingual


šaddoviste

šaddoviste (nominative singular)
šaddovisteh (nominative plural)
šaddoviste (accusative singular)
šaddoviistijd (accusative plural)
šaddoviste (genitive singular)
šaddovistij (genitive plural)
šaddoviistij (genitive plural)
šaddoviistán (illative singular)
šaddovistijd (illative plural)
šaddovisteest (locative singular)
šaddoviistijn (locative plural)
šaddovistijn (comitative singular)
šaddovistijguin (comitative plural)
šaddovistettáá (abessive singular)
šaddovistijttáá (abessive plural)
šaddovisten (essive)
šaddovisted (partitive)


varbusâš

varbusâš (nominative singular)
varbusiih (nominative plural)
varbusii (accusative singular)
varbusijd (accusative plural)
varbusii (genitive singular)
varbusij (genitive plural)
varbusâžân (illative singular)
varbusáid (illative plural)
varbusiist (locative singular)
varbusijn (locative plural)
varbusijn (comitative singular)
varbusijguin (comitative plural)
varbusiittáá (abessive singular)
varbusijttáá (abessive plural)
varbusâžžân (essive singular)
varbusâžžâd (partitive singular)

Passer domesticus
Passer domesticus#Translingual


siäiludâs

siäiludâs (nominative singular)
siäiludâseh (nominative plural)
siäiludâs (accusative singular)
siäiludâsijd (accusative plural)
siäiludâs (genitive singular)
siäiludâsij (genitive plural)
siäiludâsân (illative singular)
siäiludâsáid (illative plural)
siäiludâsist (locative singular)
siäiludâsijn (locative plural)
siäiludâsáin (comitative singular)
siäiludâsijguin (comitative plural)
siäiludâsttáá (abessive singular)
siäiludâsijttáá (abessive plural)
siäiludâsin (essive singular)
siäiludâsid (partitive singular)


škovlâ

škovlâ (nominative singular)
škoovlah (nominative plural)
škoovlâ (accusative singular)
škoovlâid (accusative plural)
škoovlâ (genitive singular)
škovlâi (genitive plural)
škoovlâi (genitive plural)
škoovlân (illative singular)
škovláid (illative plural)
škoovlâst (locative singular)
škoovlâin (locative plural)
škovláin (comitative singular)
škovlâiguin (comitative plural)
škovlâttáá (abessive singular)
škovlâittáá (abessive plural)
škovlân (essive)
škovlâd (partitive)


riävská

riävˈská (canonical)
riävˈská (nominative singular)
riävskáh (nominative plural)
riävská (accusative singular)
riävskáid (accusative plural)
riävská (genitive singular)
riäˈvskái (genitive plural)
riävskái (genitive plural)
riävskán (illative singular)
riävˈskáid (illative plural)
riävskást (locative singular)
riävskáin (locative plural)
riävˈskáin (comitative singular)
riäˈvskáiguin (comitative plural)
riäˈvskáttáá (abessive singular)
riäˈvskáittáá (abessive plural)
riävˈskán (essive)
riävˈskád (partitive)

Lagopus lagopus
Lagopus lagopus#Translingual


šaddo

šaddo (nominative singular)
šadoh (nominative plural)
šado (accusative singular)
šaddoid (accusative plural)
šado (genitive singular)
šadoi (genitive plural)
šaadon (illative singular)
šaddoid (illative plural)
šaddoost (locative singular)
šadoin (locative plural)
šaddoin (comitative singular)
šadoiguin (comitative plural)
šadottáá (abessive singular)
šadoittáá (abessive plural)
šaddon (essive singular)
šaddod (partitive singular)


ruotâs

ruotâs (nominative singular)
ruottâseh (nominative plural)
ruottâs (accusative singular)
ruottâsijd (accusative plural)
ruottâs (genitive singular)
ruottâsij (genitive plural)
ruottâsân (illative singular)
ruottâsáid (illative plural)
ruottâsist (locative singular)
ruottâsijn (locative plural)
ruottâsáin (comitative singular)
ruottâsijguin (comitative plural)
ruottâsttáá (abessive singular)
ruottâsijttáá (abessive plural)
ruottâsin (essive singular)
ruottâsid (partitive singular)


suovâ

suoṿâ (canonical)
suoṿâ (nominative singular)
suovah (nominative plural)
suovâ (accusative singular)
suovâid (accusative plural)
suovâ (genitive singular)
suoˈvâi (genitive plural)
suovâi (genitive plural)
suoṿân (illative singular)
suováid (illative plural)
suovâst (locative singular)
suovâin (locative plural)
suováin (comitative singular)
suoˈvâiguin (comitative plural)
suoˈvâttáá (abessive singular)
suoˈvâittáá (abessive plural)
suovvân (essive)
suovvâd (partitive)

Suovâ paijaan poccest.


sieđgâcivkkee

sieđgâcivkkee (nominative singular)
sieđgâcivkkeeh (nominative plural)
sieđgâcivkkee (accusative singular)
sieđgâcivkkeid (accusative plural)
sieđgâcivkkee (genitive singular)
sieđgâcivkkei (genitive plural)
sieđgâcivkkei (illative singular)
sieđgâcivkkeid (illative plural)
sieđgâcivkkest (locative singular)
sieđgâcivkkein (locative plural)
sieđgâcivkkein (comitative singular)
sieđgâcivkkeiguin (comitative plural)
sieđgâcivkkeettáá (abessive singular)
sieđgâcivkkeittáá (abessive plural)
sieđgâcivkken (essive singular)
sieđgâcivkked (partitive singular)

From sieđgâ (“willow”) + civkkee (“pipit”).

Anthus cervinus
Anthus cervinus#Translingual


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”).


piehâin

piehâin (nominative singular)
piehânjeh (nominative plural)
piehâin (accusative singular)
piehânjijd (accusative plural)
piehâin (genitive singular)
piehânjij (genitive plural)
piehânjân (illative singular)
piehânjáid (illative plural)
piehânjist (locative singular)
piehânjijn (locative plural)
piehânjáin (comitative singular)
piehânjijguin (comitative plural)
piehâinttáá (abessive singular)
piehânjijttáá (abessive plural)
piehânjin (essive singular)
piehânjid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *piekkënjë, cognate with Northern Sami biehkan.

rough-legged buzzard
rough-legged buzzard

Buteo lagopus
Buteo lagopus#Translingual


kiehâ

kiehâ (nominative singular)
kieṿah (nominative plural)
kieṿâ (accusative singular)
kieṿâid (accusative plural)
kieṿâ (genitive singular)
kieˈṿâi (genitive plural)
kieṿâi (genitive plural)
kiehân (illative singular)
kievˈváid (illative plural)
kieṿâst (locative singular)
kieṿâin (locative plural)
kievˈváin (comitative singular)
kieˈṿâiguin (comitative plural)
kieˈṿâttáá (abessive singular)
kieˈṿâittáá (abessive plural)
kieḥân (essive)
kieḥâd (partitive)

Cuculus canorus
Cuculus canorus#Translingual


tuáršu

tuárˈšu (canonical)
tuáršu (nominative singular)
tuáršuh (nominative plural)
tuáršu (accusative singular)
tuáršuid (accusative plural)
tuáršu (genitive singular)
tuáršui (genitive plural)
tuáršun (illative singular)
tuáršoid (illative plural)
tuáršust (locative singular)
tuáršuin (locative plural)
tuáršoin (comitative singular)
tuáršuiguin (comitative plural)
tuáršuttáá (abessive singular)
tuáršuittáá (abessive plural)
tuáršun (essive singular)
tuáršud (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *šuoδšō(j), cognate with Northern Sami duoršu.


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)


hadde

hadde (nominative singular)
hadeh (nominative plural)
hade (accusative singular)
hoodijd (accusative plural)
hade (genitive singular)
hodij (genitive plural)
hoodij (genitive plural)
haadan (illative singular)
hoddijd (illative plural)
haddeest (locative singular)
hoodijn (locative plural)
hoddijn (comitative singular)
hodijguin (comitative plural)
hadettáá (abessive singular)
hodijttáá (abessive plural)
hadden (essive singular)
hadded (partitive singular)


aavis

aavis (nominative singular)
aaviseh (nominative plural)
aavis (accusative singular)
aavisijd (accusative plural)
aavis (genitive singular)
aavisij (genitive plural)
aavisân (illative singular)
aavisáid (illative plural)
aavisist (locative singular)
aavisijn (locative plural)
aavisáin (comitative singular)
aavisijguin (comitative plural)
aavisttáá (abessive singular)
aavisijttáá (abessive plural)
aavisin (essive singular)
aavisid (partitive singular)


algâ

algâ (nominative singular)
aalgah (nominative plural)
aalgâ (accusative singular)
aalgâid (accusative plural)
aalgâ (genitive singular)
algâi (genitive plural)
aalgâi (genitive plural)
aalgân (illative singular)
algaid (illative plural)
aalgâst (locative singular)
aalgâin (locative plural)
algain (comitative singular)
algâiguin (comitative plural)
algâttáá (abessive singular)
algâittáá (abessive plural)
algân (essive)
algâd (partitive)

from Proto-Uralic *alka- (“beginning”). Cognate with Finnish alku


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)


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)


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”).


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)


cuábui

cuábui (nominative singular)
cuobbuuh (nominative plural)
cuobbuu (accusative singular)
cuobbuid (accusative plural)
cuobbuu (genitive singular)
cuobbui (genitive plural)
cuobbui (illative singular)
cuobbuid (illative plural)
cuobbust (locative singular)
cuobbuin (locative plural)
cuobbuin (comitative singular)
cuobbuiguin (comitative plural)
cuobbuuttáá (abessive singular)
cuobbuittáá (abessive plural)
cuábujin (essive singular)
cuobbun (essive singular)
cuábujid (partitive singular)
cuobbud (partitive singular)


alme

alme (nominative singular)
almeh (nominative plural)
alme (accusative singular)
oolmijd (accusative plural)
alme (genitive singular)
olmij (genitive plural)
oolmij (genitive plural)
aalman (illative singular)
olmijd (illative plural)
almeest (locative singular)
oolmijn (locative plural)
olmijn (comitative singular)
olmijguin (comitative plural)
almettáá (abessive singular)
olmijttáá (abessive plural)
almen (essive)
almed (partitive)


millo

millo (nominative singular)
miloh (nominative plural)
milo (accusative singular)
milloid (accusative plural)
milo (genitive singular)
miloi (genitive plural)
miilon (illative singular)
milloid (illative plural)
milloost (locative singular)
miloin (locative plural)
milloin (comitative singular)
miloiguin (comitative plural)
milottáá (abessive singular)
miloittáá (abessive plural)
millon (essive singular)
millod (partitive singular)


pargo

pargo (nominative singular)
paˈrgoh (nominative plural)
paˈrgo (accusative singular)
pargoid (accusative plural)
paˈrgo (genitive singular)
paˈrgoi (genitive plural)
paargon (illative singular)
pargoid (illative plural)
pargoost (locative singular)
pargoin (locative plural)
pargoin (comitative singular)
pargoiguin (comitative plural)
paˈrgottáá (abessive singular)
pargoittáá (abessive plural)
pargon (essive singular)
pargod (partitive singular)


almai

aˈlmai (canonical)
almai (nominative singular)
almaah (nominative plural)
almaa (accusative singular)
almaid (accusative plural)
almaa (genitive singular)
almai (genitive plural)
almai (illative singular)
almajân (illative singular)
almaid (illative plural)
almast (locative singular)
almain (locative plural)
almain (comitative singular)
almaiguin (comitative plural)
almaattáá (abessive singular)
almaittáá (abessive plural)
almajin (essive singular)
almajid (partitive singular)


arve

arve (nominative singular)
arveh (nominative plural)
arve (accusative singular)
oorvijd (accusative plural)
arve (genitive singular)
orvij (genitive plural)
oorvij (genitive plural)
aarvan (illative singular)
orvijd (illative plural)
arveest (locative singular)
oorvijn (locative plural)
orvijn (comitative singular)
orvijguin (comitative plural)
arvettáá (abessive singular)
orvijttáá (abessive plural)
arven (essive)
arved (partitive)


ellee

ellee (nominative singular)
elleeh (nominative plural)
ellee (accusative singular)
elleid (accusative plural)
ellee (genitive singular)
ellei (genitive plural)
ellei (illative singular)
elleid (illative plural)
ellest (locative singular)
ellein (locative plural)
ellein (comitative singular)
elleiguin (comitative plural)
elleettáá (abessive singular)
elleittáá (abessive plural)
ellen (essive singular)
elled (partitive singular)


tivre

tivre (nominative singular)
tivreh (nominative plural)
tivre (accusative singular)
tiivrijd (accusative plural)
tivre (genitive singular)
tivrij (genitive plural)
tiivrij (genitive plural)
tiivrán (illative singular)
tivrijd (illative plural)
tivreest (locative singular)
tiivrijn (locative plural)
tivrijn (comitative singular)
tivrijguin (comitative plural)
tivrettáá (abessive singular)
tivrijttáá (abessive plural)
tivren (essive)
tivred (partitive)


kuobžâ

kuobˈžâ (canonical)
kuobˈžâ (nominative singular)
kuobžah (nominative plural)
kuobžâ (accusative singular)
kuobžâid (accusative plural)
kuobžâ (genitive singular)
kuoˈbžâi (genitive plural)
kuobžâi (genitive plural)
kuobžân (illative singular)
kuobˈžáid (illative plural)
kuobžâst (locative singular)
kuobžâin (locative plural)
kuobˈžáin (comitative singular)
kuoˈbžâiguin (comitative plural)
kuoˈbžâttáá (abessive singular)
kuoˈbžâittáá (abessive plural)
kuobˈžân (essive)
kuobˈžâd (partitive)


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)


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)


máátu

máttu (nominative singular)
máttuh (nominative plural)
máátu (accusative singular)
máttuid (accusative plural)
máátu (genitive singular)
mátui (genitive plural)
máátun (illative singular)
máttoid (illative plural)
máátust (locative singular)
máátuin (locative plural)
máttoin (comitative singular)
mátuiguin (comitative plural)
mátuttáá (abessive singular)
mátuittáá (abessive plural)
máttun (essive singular)
máttud (partitive singular)


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)


kutkâ

kutkâ (nominative singular)
kuuđhah (nominative plural)
kuuđhâ (accusative singular)
kuuđhâid (accusative plural)
kuuđhâ (genitive singular)
kuđhâi (genitive plural)
kuuđhâi (genitive plural)
kuutkân (illative singular)
kuđháid (illative plural)
kuuđhâst (locative singular)
kuuđhâin (locative plural)
kuđháin (comitative singular)
kuđhâiguin (comitative plural)
kuđhâttáá (abessive singular)
kuđhâittáá (abessive plural)
kutkân (essive)
kutkâd (partitive)


njaalâ

njaaḷâ (canonical)
njaaḷâ (nominative singular)
njaalah (nominative plural)
njaalâ (accusative singular)
njaalâid (accusative plural)
njaalâ (genitive singular)
njalâi (genitive plural)
njaalâi (genitive plural)
njaaḷân (illative singular)
njaalaid (illative plural)
njaalâst (locative singular)
njaalâin (locative plural)
njaalain (comitative singular)
njalâiguin (comitative plural)
njalâttáá (abessive singular)
njalâittáá (abessive plural)
njaallân (essive)
njaallâd (partitive)


uárree

uárˈree (canonical)
uárree (nominative singular)
uárreeh (nominative plural)
uárree (accusative singular)
uárreid (accusative plural)
uárree (genitive singular)
uárrei (genitive plural)
uárrei (illative singular)
uárreid (illative plural)
uárrest (locative singular)
uárrein (locative plural)
uárrein (comitative singular)
uárreiguin (comitative plural)
uárreettáá (abessive singular)
uárreittáá (abessive plural)
uárren (essive singular)
uárred (partitive singular)


njäähi

njäähi (nominative singular)
njääṿih (nominative plural)
njääṿi (accusative singular)
njaaṿijd (accusative plural)
njääṿi (genitive singular)
njaṿij (genitive plural)
njaaṿij (genitive plural)
njááhán (illative singular)
njavvijd (illative plural)
njääṿist (locative singular)
njaaṿijn (locative plural)
njavvijn (comitative singular)
njaṿijguin (comitative plural)
njäṿittáá (abessive singular)
njaṿijttáá (abessive plural)
njääḥin (essive)
njääḥid (partitive)


kyeli

kyeḷi (canonical)
kyeḷi (nominative singular)
kyeˈleh (nominative plural)
kyeˈle (accusative singular)
kuolijd (accusative plural)
kyeˈle (genitive singular)
kuoˈlij (genitive plural)
kuolij (genitive plural)
kuáḷán (illative singular)
kuolijd (illative plural)
kyeleest (locative singular)
kuolijn (locative plural)
kuolijn (comitative singular)
kuoˈlijguin (comitative plural)
kyeˈlettáá (abessive singular)
kuoˈlijttáá (abessive plural)
kyellin (essive singular)
kyellid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *kuolē, from Proto-Uralic *kala.


savzâ

savzâ (nominative singular)
saavzah (nominative plural)
saavzâ (accusative singular)
saavzâid (accusative plural)
saavzâ (genitive singular)
savzâi (genitive plural)
saavzâi (genitive plural)
saavzân (illative singular)
savzaid (illative plural)
saavzâst (locative singular)
saavzâin (locative plural)
savzain (comitative singular)
savzâiguin (comitative plural)
savzâttáá (abessive singular)
savzâittáá (abessive plural)
savzân (essive)
savzâd (partitive)


lyeme

lyeˈme (canonical)
lyeme (nominative singular)
luámáneh (nominative plural)
luámmán (accusative singular)
luámánijd (accusative plural)
luámmán (genitive singular)
luámánij (genitive plural)
luámánân (illative singular)
luámánáid (illative plural)
luámánist (locative singular)
luámánijn (locative plural)
luámánáin (comitative singular)
luámánijguin (comitative plural)
luámmánttáá (abessive singular)
luámánijttáá (abessive plural)
lyemeen (essive singular)
luámánin (essive singular)
lyemeed (partitive singular)
luámánid (partitive singular)

Rubus chamaemorus
Rubus chamaemorus#Translingual


sorvâ

sorvâ (nominative singular)
soorvah (nominative plural)
soorvâ (accusative singular)
soorvâid (accusative plural)
soorvâ (genitive singular)
sorvâi (genitive plural)
soorvâi (genitive plural)
soorvân (illative singular)
sorváid (illative plural)
soorvâst (locative singular)
soorvâin (locative plural)
sorváin (comitative singular)
sorvâiguin (comitative plural)
sorvâttáá (abessive singular)
sorvâittáá (abessive plural)
sorvân (essive)
sorvâd (partitive)


čuhčá

čuhčá (nominative singular)
čuvčáh (nominative plural)
čuuvčáh (nominative plural)
čuuvčá (accusative singular)
čuuvčáid (accusative plural)
čuuvčá (genitive singular)
čuvčái (genitive plural)
čuuvčái (genitive plural)
čuuhčán (illative singular)
čuvččáid (illative plural)
čuuvčást (locative singular)
čuuvčáin (locative plural)
čuvččáin (comitative singular)
čuvčáiguin (comitative plural)
čuvčáttáá (abessive singular)
čuvčáittáá (abessive plural)
čuhčán (essive singular)
čuhčád (partitive singular)


njuhčâ

njuhčâ (nominative singular)
njuuvčah (nominative plural)
njuuvčâ (accusative singular)
njuuvčâid (accusative plural)
njuuvčâ (genitive singular)
njuvčâi (genitive plural)
njuuvčâi (genitive plural)
njuuhčân (illative singular)
njuvččáid (illative plural)
njuuvčâst (locative singular)
njuuvčâin (locative plural)
njuvččáin (comitative singular)
njuvčâiguin (comitative plural)
njuvčâttáá (abessive singular)
njuvčâittáá (abessive plural)
njuhčân (essive)
njuhčâd (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *ńukčë, from Proto-Uralic *jokće.


suáhi

suáhi (nominative singular)
suáṿih (nominative plural)
suáṿi (accusative singular)
sooṿijd (accusative plural)
suáṿi (genitive singular)
soṿij (genitive plural)
sooṿij (genitive plural)
suáhán (illative singular)
sovvijd (illative plural)
suáṿist (locative singular)
sooṿijn (locative plural)
sovvijn (comitative singular)
soṿijguin (comitative plural)
suáˈṿittáá (abessive singular)
soṿijttáá (abessive plural)
suáḥin (essive)
suáḥid (partitive)


lääbis

lääbis (nominative singular)
lábbáh (nominative plural)
lábbá (accusative singular)
lábbáid (accusative plural)
lábbá (genitive singular)
lábbái (genitive plural)
lábbás (illative singular)
lábbáid (illative plural)
lábbást (locative singular)
lábbáin (locative plural)
lábbáin (comitative singular)
lábbáiguin (comitative plural)
lábáttáá (abessive singular)
lábbáttáá (abessive singular)
lábbáittáá (abessive plural)
läbisin (essive singular)
läbisid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *lāmpēs, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *lambaz. Related to Northern Sami láppis.


veepsis

veepsis (nominative singular)
viäpsáh (nominative plural)
viäpsá (accusative singular)
viäpsáid (accusative plural)
viäpsá (genitive singular)
viäpsái (genitive plural)
viäpsás (illative singular)
viäpsáid (illative plural)
viäpsást (locative singular)
viäpsáin (locative plural)
viäpsáin (comitative singular)
viäpsáiguin (comitative plural)
viäpsáttáá (abessive singular)
viäpsáittáá (abessive plural)
vepsisin (essive singular)
vepsisid (partitive singular)


káránâs

káránâs (nominative singular)
káránâsah (nominative plural)
káránâs (accusative singular)
káránâsâid (accusative plural)
káránâs (genitive singular)
káránâsâi (genitive plural)
káránâsân (illative singular)
káránâssáid (illative plural)
káránâsâst (locative singular)
káránâsâin (locative plural)
káránâssáin (comitative singular)
káránâsâiguin (comitative plural)
káránâsttáá (abessive singular)
káránâsâittáá (abessive plural)
káránâssân (essive singular)
káránâssâd (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *kārënës, from Proto-Uralic *karne.


vuásku

vuásku (nominative singular)
vuáskuneh (nominative plural)
vuáskun (accusative singular)
vuáskunijd (accusative plural)
vuáskun (genitive singular)
vuáskunij (genitive plural)
vuáskunân (illative singular)
vuáskunáid (illative plural)
vuáskunist (locative singular)
vuáskunijn (locative plural)
vuáskunáin (comitative singular)
vuáskunijguin (comitative plural)
vuáskunttáá (abessive singular)
vuáskunijttáá (abessive plural)
vuáskun (essive singular)
vuáskud (partitive singular)


puško

puško (nominative singular)
puškoh (nominative plural)
puško (accusative singular)
puškoid (accusative plural)
puško (genitive singular)
puškoi (genitive plural)
puuškon (illative singular)
puškoid (illative plural)
puškoost (locative singular)
puškoin (locative plural)
puškoin (comitative singular)
puškoiguin (comitative plural)
puškottáá (abessive singular)
puškoittáá (abessive plural)
puškon (essive singular)
puškod (partitive singular)


vuorâš

vuorâš (nominative singular)
vuorâččeh (nominative plural)
vuorâčeh (nominative plural)
vuorrâš (accusative singular)
vuorâččijd (accusative plural)
vuorâčijd (accusative plural)
vuorrâš (genitive singular)
vuorâččij (genitive plural)
vuorâčij (genitive plural)
vuorâčân (illative singular)
vuorâččân (illative singular)
vuorâčáid (illative plural)
vuorâččáid (illative plural)
vuorâčist (locative singular)
vuorâččist (locative singular)
vuorâččijn (locative plural)
vuorâčijn (locative plural)
vuorâčáin (comitative singular)
vuorâččáin (comitative singular)
vuorâčijguin (comitative plural)
vuorâččijguin (comitative plural)
vuorrâšttáá (abessive singular)
vuorâčijttáá (abessive plural)
vuorâččijttáá (abessive plural)
vuorâččin (essive singular)
vuorâččid (partitive singular)


oppuu

oppuu (nominative singular)
oppuuh (nominative plural)
oppuu (accusative singular)
oppuid (accusative plural)
oppuu (genitive singular)
oppui (genitive plural)
oppui (illative singular)
oppuid (illative plural)
oppust (locative singular)
oppuin (locative plural)
oppuin (comitative singular)
oppuiguin (comitative plural)
oppuuttáá (abessive singular)
oppuittáá (abessive plural)
oppun (essive singular)
oppud (partitive singular)


myerji

myerˈji (canonical)
myerˈji (nominative singular)
myerjih (nominative plural)
myerji (accusative singular)
muorjijd (accusative plural)
myerji (genitive singular)
muoˈrjij (genitive plural)
muorjij (genitive plural)
muárján (illative singular)
muorˈjijd (illative plural)
myerjist (locative singular)
muorjijn (locative plural)
muorˈjijn (comitative singular)
muoˈrjijguin (comitative plural)
myeˈrjittáá (abessive singular)
muoˈrjijttáá (abessive plural)
myerˈjin (essive)
myerˈjid (partitive)


čerrih

čerrih (nominative singular)
čerriheh (nominative plural)
čerrih (accusative singular)
čerrihijd (accusative plural)
čerrih (genitive singular)
čerrihij (genitive plural)
čerrihân (illative singular)
čerriháid (illative plural)
čerrihist (locative singular)
čerrihijn (locative plural)
čerriháin (comitative singular)
čerrihijguin (comitative plural)
čerrihttáá (abessive singular)
čerrihijttáá (abessive plural)
čerrihin (essive singular)
čerrihid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *čierrēkkē, cognate to Northern Sami čearret.

Sterna paradisaea
Sterna paradisaea#Translingual


lodde

lodde (nominative singular)
lodeh (nominative plural)
lode (accusative singular)
luudijd (accusative plural)
lode (genitive singular)
ludij (genitive plural)
luudij (genitive plural)
loodán (illative singular)
luddijd (illative plural)
loddeest (locative singular)
luudijn (locative plural)
luddijn (comitative singular)
ludijguin (comitative plural)
lodettáá (abessive singular)
ludijttáá (abessive plural)
lodden (essive)
lodded (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *lontē, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *lunta.


ollâopâttâh

ollâopâttâh (nominative singular)
ollâopâttuvah (nominative plural)
ollâopâttuv (accusative singular)
ollâopâttuvâid (accusative plural)
ollâopâttuv (genitive singular)
ollâopâttuvâi (genitive plural)
ollâopâttâhân (illative singular)
ollâopâttuvváid (illative plural)
ollâopâttuvâst (locative singular)
ollâopâttuvâin (locative plural)
ollâopâttuvváin (comitative singular)
ollâopâttuvâiguin (comitative plural)
ollâopâttuvttáá (abessive singular)
ollâopâttuvâittáá (abessive plural)
ollâopâttâhhân (essive singular)
ollâopâttâhhâd (partitive singular)


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)


irâttâs

irâttâs (nominative singular)
irâttâsah (nominative plural)
irâttâs (accusative singular)
irâttâsâid (accusative plural)
irâttâs (genitive singular)
irâttâsâi (genitive plural)
irâttâsân (illative singular)
irâttâssáid (illative plural)
irâttâsâst (locative singular)
irâttâsâin (locative plural)
irâttâssáin (comitative singular)
irâttâsâiguin (comitative plural)
irâttâsttáá (abessive singular)
irâttâsâittáá (abessive plural)
irâttâssân (essive singular)
irâttâssâd (partitive singular)

From Proto-Finnic *ürittädäk. Cognate with Finnish yritys.


peeci

peeci (nominative singular)
peesih (nominative plural)
peesi (accusative singular)
peesijd (accusative plural)
peesi (genitive singular)
pesij (genitive plural)
peesij (genitive plural)
piäcán (illative singular)
pessijd (illative plural)
peesist (locative singular)
peesijn (locative plural)
pessijn (comitative singular)
pesijguin (comitative plural)
pesittáá (abessive singular)
pesijttáá (abessive plural)
peeccin (essive singular)
peeccid (partitive singular)


kälbi

kälbi (nominative singular)
käälbih (nominative plural)
käälbi (accusative singular)
kaalbijd (accusative plural)
käälbi (genitive singular)
kalbij (genitive plural)
kaalbij (genitive plural)
káálbán (illative singular)
kalbijd (illative plural)
käälbist (locative singular)
kaalbijn (locative plural)
kalbijn (comitative singular)
kalbijguin (comitative plural)
kälbittáá (abessive singular)
kalbijttáá (abessive plural)
kälbin (essive)
kälbid (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *kālpē, from Proto-Norse [Term?], from Proto-Germanic *kalbaz. Related to Northern Sami gálbi.


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)


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)


ármu

ármu (nominative singular)
áármuh (nominative plural)
áármu (accusative singular)
áármuid (accusative plural)
áármu (genitive singular)
ármui (genitive plural)
áármui (genitive plural)
áármun (illative singular)
ármoid (illative plural)
áármust (locative singular)
áármuin (locative plural)
ármoin (comitative singular)
ármuiguin (comitative plural)
ármuttáá (abessive singular)
ármuittáá (abessive plural)
ármun (essive)
ármud (partitive)

Borrowed from Finnish armo. Related to Northern Sami árbmu.


juurdâ

juurdâ (nominative singular)
jurduuh (nominative plural)
jurduu (accusative singular)
jurduid (accusative plural)
jurduu (genitive singular)
jurdui (genitive plural)
jurdui (illative singular)
jurduid (illative plural)
jurdust (locative singular)
jurduin (locative plural)
jurduin (comitative singular)
jurduiguin (comitative plural)
jurduuttáá (abessive singular)
jurduittáá (abessive plural)
juurdân (essive singular)
juurdâd (partitive singular)


áimu

áimu (nominative singular)
ááimuh (nominative plural)
ááimu (accusative singular)
ááimuid (accusative plural)
ááimu (genitive singular)
áimui (genitive plural)
ááimui (genitive plural)
ááimun (illative singular)
áimoid (illative plural)
ááimust (locative singular)
ááimuin (locative plural)
áimoin (comitative singular)
áimuiguin (comitative plural)
áimuttáá (abessive singular)
áimuittáá (abessive plural)
áimun (essive)
áimud (partitive)


jeggi

jeggi (nominative singular)
jeegih (nominative plural)
jeegi (accusative singular)
jeegijd (accusative plural)
jeegi (genitive singular)
jegij (genitive plural)
jeegij (genitive plural)
jiägán (illative singular)
jeggijd (illative plural)
jeegist (locative singular)
jeegijn (locative plural)
jeggijn (comitative singular)
jegijguin (comitative plural)
jegittáá (abessive singular)
jegijttáá (abessive plural)
jeggin (essive)
jeggid (partitive)


jävri

jävri (nominative singular)
jäävrih (nominative plural)
jäävri (accusative singular)
jaavrijd (accusative plural)
jäävri (genitive singular)
javrij (genitive plural)
jaavrij (genitive plural)
jáávrán (illative singular)
javrijd (illative plural)
jäävrist (locative singular)
jaavrijn (locative plural)
javrijn (comitative singular)
javrijguin (comitative plural)
jävrittáá (abessive singular)
javrijttáá (abessive plural)
jävrin (essive)
jävrid (partitive)


jietânâs

jieˈtânâs (canonical)
jietânâs (nominative singular)
jietânâsah (nominative plural)
jietânâs (accusative singular)
jietânâsâid (accusative plural)
jietânâs (genitive singular)
jietânâsâi (genitive plural)
jietânâsân (illative singular)
jietânâssáid (illative plural)
jietânâsâst (locative singular)
jietânâsâin (locative plural)
jietânâssáin (comitative singular)
jietânâsâiguin (comitative plural)
jietânâsttáá (abessive singular)
jietânâsâittáá (abessive plural)
jietânâssân (essive singular)
jietânâssâd (partitive singular)

Possibly borrowed from Swedish jätte (“giant”) or Finnish jätti.
Related to Northern Sami jiehtanas.


jaannâđ

jaannâđ (infinitive)
jännee (participle present)
jaannâm (participle past)
jaanâm (first-person indicative present singular)
jaannim (first-person indicative past singular)
jaanah (indicative present second-person singular)
jaannih (indicative past second-person singular)
jaanâ (imperative second-person singular)
jááṇá (indicative present singular third-person)
jaanâi (indicative past singular third-person)
jáánus (imperative singular third-person)
jänneen (dual first-person indicative present)
jaanaim (dual first-person indicative past)
jánnoon (dual first-person imperative)
jaṇâvettee (dual indicative present second-person)
jaanaid (dual indicative past second-person)
jännee (dual imperative second-person)
jaannâv (dual indicative present third-person)
jaanain (dual indicative past third-person)
jáánnus (dual imperative third-person)
jaannâp (first-person indicative plural present)
jaanâim (first-person indicative past plural)
jáánnup (first-person imperative plural)
jaṇâvetteđ (indicative plural present second-person)
jaanâid (indicative past plural second-person)
jaannâđ (imperative plural second-person)
jääṇih (indicative plural present third-person)
jannii (indicative past plural third-person)
jáánnus (imperative plural third-person)
jaanâ (connegative indicative present)
jaannâm (connegative indicative past)
jaanâ (connegative imperative)
janâččim (conditional first-person singular)
jänneem (first-person potential singular)
janâččih (conditional second-person singular)
jänneeh (potential second-person singular)
janâččij (conditional singular third-person)
jaanâš (potential singular third-person)
janâččáim (conditional dual first-person)
janâžeen (dual first-person potential)
janâččáid (conditional dual second-person)
jaanâšvettee (dual potential second-person)
janâččáin (conditional dual third-person)
janâžává (dual potential third-person)
janâččijm (conditional first-person plural)
janâžep (first-person plural potential)
janâččijd (conditional plural second-person)
jaanâšvetteđ (plural potential second-person)
janâččii (conditional plural third-person)
janâžeh (plural potential third-person)
janâččii (conditional connegative)
jaanii (connegative potential)


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)


kope

kope (nominative singular)
koveh (nominative plural)
kove (accusative singular)
kuuvijd (accusative plural)
kove (genitive singular)
kuvij (genitive plural)
kuuvij (genitive plural)
kopán (illative singular)
kuuvijd (illative plural)
kooveest (locative singular)
kuuvijn (locative plural)
kuuvijn (comitative singular)
kuvijguin (comitative plural)
kovettáá (abessive singular)
kuvijttáá (abessive plural)
koppeen (essive)
koppeed (partitive)


mokke

mokke (nominative singular)
moheh (nominative plural)
mohe (accusative singular)
muuhijd (accusative plural)
mohe (genitive singular)
muhij (genitive plural)
muuhij (genitive plural)
mookán (illative singular)
muhhijd (illative plural)
mohheest (locative singular)
muuhijn (locative plural)
muhhijn (comitative singular)
muhijguin (comitative plural)
mohettáá (abessive singular)
muhijttáá (abessive plural)
mokken (essive)
mokked (partitive)


tikke

tikke (nominative singular)
tiheh (nominative plural)
tihe (accusative singular)
tiihijd (accusative plural)
tihe (genitive singular)
tihij (genitive plural)
tiihij (genitive plural)
tiikán (illative singular)
tihhijd (illative plural)
tihheest (locative singular)
tiihijn (locative plural)
tihhijn (comitative singular)
tihijguin (comitative plural)
tihettáá (abessive singular)
tihijttáá (abessive plural)
tikken (essive)
tikked (partitive)


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)


paje

paj̣e (canonical)
paj̣e (nominative singular)
pajeh (nominative plural)
paje (accusative singular)
poojijd (accusative plural)
paje (genitive singular)
pojij (genitive plural)
poojij (genitive plural)
paj̣an (illative singular)
poojijd (illative plural)
paajeest (locative singular)
poojijn (locative plural)
poojijn (comitative singular)
pojijguin (comitative plural)
pajettáá (abessive singular)
pojijttáá (abessive plural)
paijeen (essive)
paijeed (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)


rine

riṇe (canonical)
riṇe (nominative singular)
rineh (nominative plural)
rine (accusative singular)
riinijd (accusative plural)
rine (genitive singular)
rinij (genitive plural)
riinij (genitive plural)
riṇán (illative singular)
riinijd (illative plural)
riineest (locative singular)
riinijn (locative plural)
riinijn (comitative singular)
rinijguin (comitative plural)
rinettáá (abessive singular)
rinijttáá (abessive plural)
rinneen (essive)
rinneed (partitive)

snow or rime that collects on trees and structures


vahe

vahe (nominative singular)
vaṿeh (nominative plural)
vaṿe (accusative singular)
vooṿijd (accusative plural)
vaṿe (genitive singular)
voṿij (genitive plural)
vooṿij (genitive plural)
vahan (illative singular)
vovvijd (illative plural)
vavveest (locative singular)
vooṿijn (locative plural)
vovvijn (comitative singular)
voṿijguin (comitative plural)
vaṿettáá (abessive singular)
voṿijttáá (abessive plural)
vahheen (essive)
vahheed (partitive)


kakkârâs

kakkârâs (nominative singular)
kakkârâseh (nominative plural)
kakkârâs (accusative singular)
kakkârâsijd (accusative plural)
kakkârâs (genitive singular)
kakkârâsij (genitive plural)
kakkârâsân (illative singular)
kakkârâsáid (illative plural)
kakkârâsist (locative singular)
kakkârâsijn (locative plural)
kakkârâsáin (comitative singular)
kakkârâsijguin (comitative plural)
kakkârâsttáá (abessive singular)
kakkârâsijttáá (abessive plural)
kakkârâsin (essive singular)
kakkârâsid (partitive singular)

Related to Northern Sami gáhkkor, Finnish kaakkuri.

Gavia stellata
Gavia stellata#Translingual


kähtee

kähtee (nominative singular)
kähteeh (nominative plural)
kähtee (accusative singular)
kähteid (accusative plural)
kähtee (genitive singular)
kähtei (genitive plural)
kähtei (illative singular)
kähteid (illative plural)
kähtest (locative singular)
kähtein (locative plural)
kähtein (comitative singular)
kähteiguin (comitative plural)
kähteettáá (abessive singular)
kähteittáá (abessive plural)
kähten (essive singular)
kähted (partitive singular)


peerâ

peerâ (nominative singular)
perruuh (nominative plural)
perruu (accusative singular)
perruid (accusative plural)
perruu (genitive singular)
perrui (genitive plural)
perrui (illative singular)
perruid (illative plural)
perrust (locative singular)
perruin (locative plural)
perruin (comitative singular)
perruiguin (comitative plural)
perruuttáá (abessive singular)
perruittáá (abessive plural)
peerân (essive singular)
peerâd (partitive singular)


sukkâr

sukkâr (nominative singular)
sukkâreh (nominative plural)
sukkâr (accusative singular)
sukkârijd (accusative plural)
sukkâr (genitive singular)
sukkârij (genitive plural)
sukkârân (illative singular)
sukkâráid (illative plural)
sukkârist (locative singular)
sukkârijn (locative plural)
sukkâráin (comitative singular)
sukkârijguin (comitative plural)
sukkârttáá (abessive singular)
sukkârijttáá (abessive plural)
sukkârin (essive singular)
sukkârid (partitive singular)


täigi

täigi (nominative singular)
tääigih (nominative plural)
tääigi (accusative singular)
taaigijd (accusative plural)
tääigi (genitive singular)
taigij (genitive plural)
taaigij (genitive plural)
tááigán (illative singular)
taigijd (illative plural)
tääigist (locative singular)
taaigijn (locative plural)
taigijn (comitative singular)
taigijguin (comitative plural)
täigittáá (abessive singular)
taigijttáá (abessive plural)
täigin (essive)
täigid (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.


viäru

viäṛu (canonical)
viäṛu (nominative singular)
viäruh (nominative plural)
viäru (accusative singular)
viäruid (accusative plural)
viäru (genitive singular)
viäˈrui (genitive plural)
viärui (genitive plural)
viäṛun (illative singular)
viäroid (illative plural)
viärust (locative singular)
viäruin (locative plural)
viäroin (comitative singular)
viäˈruiguin (comitative plural)
viäˈruttáá (abessive singular)
viäˈruittáá (abessive plural)
viärrun (essive)
viärrud (partitive)


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)


mietipieggâ

mietipiegˈgâ (canonical)
mietipiegˈgâ (nominative singular)
mietipiegah (nominative plural)
mietipiegâ (accusative singular)
mietipiegâid (accusative plural)
mietipiegâ (genitive singular)
mietipieˈgâi (genitive plural)
mietipiegâi (genitive plural)
mietipiegân (illative singular)
mietipiegˈgáid (illative plural)
mietipiegâst (locative singular)
mietipiegâin (locative plural)
mietipiegˈgáin (comitative singular)
mietipieˈgâiguin (comitative plural)
mietipieˈgâttáá (abessive singular)
mietipieˈgâittáá (abessive plural)
mietipiegˈgân (essive)
mietipiegˈgâd (partitive)


mietâ

mietâ (nominative singular)
mieđah (nominative plural)
mieđâ (accusative singular)
mieđâid (accusative plural)
mieđâ (genitive singular)
mieˈđâi (genitive plural)
mieđâi (genitive plural)
mietân (illative singular)
mieđáid (illative plural)
mieđâst (locative singular)
mieđâin (locative plural)
mieđáin (comitative singular)
mieˈđâiguin (comitative plural)
mieˈđâttáá (abessive singular)
mieˈđâittáá (abessive plural)
miettân (essive)
miettâd (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.


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)


rähistiđ

Related to Northern Sami ráhkistit, Finnish rakastaa.

Mun rähistâm tuu.


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)


mirkkâ

mirkkâ (nominative singular)
miirhah (nominative plural)
miirhâ (accusative singular)
miirhâid (accusative plural)
miirhâ (genitive singular)
mirhâi (genitive plural)
miirhâi (genitive plural)
miirkân (illative singular)
mirháid (illative plural)
miirhâst (locative singular)
miirhâin (locative plural)
mirháin (comitative singular)
mirhâiguin (comitative plural)
mirhâttáá (abessive singular)
mirhâittáá (abessive plural)
mirkkân (essive)
mirkkâd (partitive)

Borrowed from Finnish myrkky, from Proto-Finnic *mürkkü.


miähástâh

miäˈhástâh (canonical)
miähástâh (nominative singular)
miähástuvah (nominative plural)
miähástuv (accusative singular)
miähástuvâid (accusative plural)
miähástuv (genitive singular)
miähástuvâi (genitive plural)
miähástâhân (illative singular)
miähástuvváid (illative plural)
miähástuvâst (locative singular)
miähástuvâin (locative plural)
miähástuvváin (comitative singular)
miähástuvâiguin (comitative plural)
miähástuvttáá (abessive singular)
miähástuvâittáá (abessive plural)
miähástâhhân (essive singular)
miähástâhhâd (partitive singular)


nelgi

nelgi (nominative singular)
neelgih (nominative plural)
neelgi (accusative singular)
neelgijd (accusative plural)
neelgi (genitive singular)
nelgij (genitive plural)
neelgij (genitive plural)
niälgán (illative singular)
nelgijd (illative plural)
neelgist (locative singular)
neelgijn (locative plural)
nelgijn (comitative singular)
nelgijguin (comitative plural)
nelgittáá (abessive singular)
nelgijttáá (abessive plural)
nelgin (essive)
nelgid (partitive)


koijâdiđ

From Proto-Samic *këčëtēk, related to Finnish kysyä.


njuámmil

njuámmil (nominative singular)
njuámmileh (nominative plural)
njuámmil (accusative singular)
njuámmilijd (accusative plural)
njuámmil (genitive singular)
njuámmilij (genitive plural)
njuámmilân (illative singular)
njuámmiláid (illative plural)
njuámmilist (locative singular)
njuámmilijn (locative plural)
njuámmiláin (comitative singular)
njuámmilijguin (comitative plural)
njuámmilttáá (abessive singular)
njuámmilijttáá (abessive plural)
njuámmilin (essive singular)
njuámmilid (partitive singular)

From Proto-Samic *ńoamēlē, from Proto-Uralic *ńomala.


viäđŋásâš

viäđˈŋâsâš (canonical)
viäđŋásâš (nominative singular)
viäđŋásiih (nominative plural)
viäđŋásii (accusative singular)
viäđŋásijd (accusative plural)
viäđŋásii (genitive singular)
viäđŋásij (genitive plural)
viäđŋásâžân (illative singular)
viäđŋásáid (illative plural)
viäđŋásiist (locative singular)
viäđŋásijn (locative plural)
viäđŋásijn (comitative singular)
viäđŋásijguin (comitative plural)
viäđŋásiittáá (abessive singular)
viäđŋásijttáá (abessive plural)
viäđŋásâžžân (essive singular)
viäđŋásâžžâd (partitive singular)

smn-infl-noun-manual

viäđŋásâžžân

viäđŋásâžžâd

smn-decl-noun-table

viäđŋásâžžân

viäđŋásâžžâd


njuáržu

njuárˈžu (canonical)
njuárˈžu (nominative singular)
njuáržuh (nominative plural)
njuáržu (accusative singular)
njuáržuid (accusative plural)
njuáržu (genitive singular)
njuáˈržui (genitive plural)
njuáržui (genitive plural)
njuáržun (illative singular)
njuárˈžoid (illative plural)
njuáržust (locative singular)
njuáržuin (locative plural)
njuárˈžoin (comitative singular)
njuáˈržuiguin (comitative plural)
njuáˈržuttáá (abessive singular)
njuáˈržuittáá (abessive plural)
njuárˈžun (essive)
njuárˈžud (partitive)

Related to Northern Sami njuoršu, Finnish nuotio.


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)


čiärruđ

From Proto-Samic *čierōtēk. Related to Northern Sami čierrut.


maailm

maailm (nominative singular)
maailmeh (nominative plural)
maailm (accusative singular)
maailmijd (accusative plural)
maailm (genitive singular)
maailmij (genitive plural)
maailmân (illative singular)
maailmáid (illative plural)
maailmist (locative singular)
maailmijn (locative plural)
maailmáin (comitative singular)
maailmijguin (comitative plural)
maailmttáá (abessive singular)
maailmijttáá (abessive plural)
maailmin (essive singular)
maailmid (partitive singular)


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)


kaččâđ

kaččâđ (infinitive)
käčče (participle present)
kaččâm (participle past)
kaačâm (first-person indicative present singular)
kaččim (first-person indicative past singular)
kaačah (indicative present second-person singular)
kaččih (indicative past second-person singular)
kaačâ (imperative second-person singular)
káččá (indicative present singular third-person)
kaačâi (indicative past singular third-person)
kááčus (imperative singular third-person)
käččen (dual first-person indicative present)
kaččaim (dual first-person indicative past)
káččon (dual first-person imperative)
kaččâvettee (dual indicative present second-person)
kaččaid (dual indicative past second-person)
käčče (dual imperative second-person)
kaččâv (dual indicative present third-person)
kaččain (dual indicative past third-person)
káččus (dual imperative third-person)
kaččâp (first-person indicative plural present)
kaačâim (first-person indicative past plural)
káččup (first-person imperative plural)
kaččâvetteđ (indicative plural present second-person)
kaačâid (indicative past plural second-person)
kaččâđ (imperative plural second-person)
käččih (indicative plural present third-person)
kaččii (indicative past plural third-person)
káččus (imperative plural third-person)
kaačâ (connegative indicative present)
kaččâm (connegative indicative past)
kaačâ (connegative imperative)
kačâččim (conditional first-person singular)
käččem (first-person potential singular)
kačâččih (conditional second-person singular)
käččeh (potential second-person singular)
kačâččij (conditional singular third-person)
kaačâš (potential singular third-person)
kačâččáim (conditional dual first-person)
kačâžeen (dual first-person potential)
kačâččáid (conditional dual second-person)
kaačâšvettee (dual potential second-person)
kačâččáin (conditional dual third-person)
kačâžává (dual potential third-person)
kačâččijm (conditional first-person plural)
kačâžep (first-person plural potential)
kačâččijd (conditional plural second-person)
kaačâšvetteđ (plural potential second-person)
kačâččii (conditional plural third-person)
kačâžeh (plural potential third-person)
kačâččii (conditional connegative)
kačii (connegative potential)


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)


okko

okko (nominative singular)
ohoh (nominative plural)
oho (accusative singular)
ohoid (accusative plural)
oho (genitive singular)
ohoi (genitive plural)
ookon (illative singular)
ohhoid (illative plural)
ohhoost (locative singular)
ohoin (locative plural)
ohhoin (comitative singular)
ohoiguin (comitative plural)
ohottáá (abessive singular)
ohoittáá (abessive plural)
okkon (essive singular)
okkod (partitive singular)


njihânjâš

njihânjâš (nominative singular)
njihânjâšah (nominative plural)
njihânjâš (accusative singular)
njihânjâšâid (accusative plural)
njihânjâš (genitive singular)
njihânjâšâi (genitive plural)
njihânjâšân (illative singular)
njihânjâššáid (illative plural)
njihânjâšâst (locative singular)
njihânjâšâin (locative plural)
njihânjâššáin (comitative singular)
njihânjâšâiguin (comitative plural)
njihânjâšttáá (abessive singular)
njihânjâšâittáá (abessive plural)
njihânjâššân (essive singular)
njihânjâššâd (partitive singular)


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)


keđgi

keđgi (nominative singular)
keeđgih (nominative plural)
keeđgi (accusative singular)
keeđgijd (accusative plural)
keeđgi (genitive singular)
keđgij (genitive plural)
keeđgij (genitive plural)
kiäđgán (illative singular)
keđgijd (illative plural)
keeđgist (locative singular)
keeđgijn (locative plural)
keđgijn (comitative singular)
keđgijguin (comitative plural)
keđgittáá (abessive singular)
keđgijttáá (abessive plural)
keđgin (essive)
keđgid (partitive)


jäävvil

jäävvil (nominative singular)
jáháleh (nominative plural)
jáhháál (accusative singular)
jáhálijd (accusative plural)
jáhháál (genitive singular)
jáhálij (genitive plural)
jáhálân (illative singular)
jáháláid (illative plural)
jáhálist (locative singular)
jáhálijn (locative plural)
jáháláin (comitative singular)
jáhálijguin (comitative plural)
jáhháálttáá (abessive singular)
jáhálijttáá (abessive plural)
jáhálin (essive singular)
jävilin (essive singular)
jáhálid (partitive singular)
jävilid (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.


puásui

puásui (nominative singular)
poccuuh (nominative plural)
poccuu (accusative singular)
poccuid (accusative plural)
poccuu (genitive singular)
poccui (genitive plural)
poccui (illative singular)
poccuid (illative plural)
poccust (locative singular)
poccuin (locative plural)
poccuin (comitative singular)
poccuiguin (comitative plural)
poccuuttáá (abessive singular)
poccuittáá (abessive plural)
puásujin (essive singular)
poccun (essive singular)
puásujid (partitive singular)
poccud (partitive singular)


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)


tyeji

tyej̣i (canonical)
tyeji (nominative singular)
tyejeh (nominative plural)
tyeje (accusative singular)
tuojijd (accusative plural)
tyeje (genitive singular)
tuojij (genitive plural)
tuáján (illative singular)
tuoijijd (illative plural)
tyejeest (locative singular)
tuojijn (locative plural)
tuoijijn (comitative singular)
tuojijguin (comitative plural)
tyejettáá (abessive singular)
tuojijttáá (abessive plural)
tyeijin (essive singular)
tyeijid (partitive singular)


kirječällee

kirječällee (nominative singular)
kirječälleeh (nominative plural)
kirječällee (accusative singular)
kirječälleid (accusative plural)
kirječällee (genitive singular)
kirječällei (genitive plural)
kirječällei (illative singular)
kirječälleid (illative plural)
kirječällest (locative singular)
kirječällein (locative plural)
kirječällein (comitative singular)
kirječälleiguin (comitative plural)
kirječälleettáá (abessive singular)
kirječälleittáá (abessive plural)
kirječällen (essive singular)
kirječälled (partitive singular)


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)


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)


juuhâ

juuhâ (nominative singular)
juuṿah (nominative plural)
juuṿâ (accusative singular)
juuṿâid (accusative plural)
juuṿâ (genitive singular)
juṿâi (genitive plural)
juuṿâi (genitive plural)
juuhân (illative singular)
juvváid (illative plural)
juuṿâst (locative singular)
juuṿâin (locative plural)
juvváin (comitative singular)
juṿâiguin (comitative plural)
juṿâttáá (abessive singular)
juṿâittáá (abessive plural)
juuḥân (essive)
juuḥâd (partitive)


kieldâ

kielˈdâ (canonical)
kielˈdâ (nominative singular)
kieldah (nominative plural)
kieldâ (accusative singular)
kieldâid (accusative plural)
kieldâ (genitive singular)
kieˈldâi (genitive plural)
kieldâi (genitive plural)
kieldân (illative singular)
kielˈdáid (illative plural)
kieldâst (locative singular)
kieldâin (locative plural)
kielˈdáin (comitative singular)
kieˈldâiguin (comitative plural)
kieˈldâttáá (abessive singular)
kieˈldâittáá (abessive plural)
kielˈdân (essive)
kielˈdâd (partitive)

Cognate with Northern Sami gielda, Lule Sami čelltē and Southern Sami tjïelte.


čiččâm

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


upseer

upseer (nominative singular)
upseereh (nominative plural)
upseer (accusative singular)
upseerijd (accusative plural)
upseer (genitive singular)
upseerij (genitive plural)
upseerân (illative singular)
upseeráid (illative plural)
upseerist (locative singular)
upseerijn (locative plural)
upseeráin (comitative singular)
upseerijguin (comitative plural)
upseerttáá (abessive singular)
upseerijttáá (abessive plural)
upseerin (essive singular)
upseerid (partitive singular)


ruttâminister

ruttâminister (nominative singular)
ruttâministereh (nominative plural)
ruttâminister (accusative singular)
ruttâministerijd (accusative plural)
ruttâminister (genitive singular)
ruttâministerij (genitive plural)
ruttâministerân (illative singular)
ruttâministeráid (illative plural)
ruttâministerist (locative singular)
ruttâministerijn (locative plural)
ruttâministeráin (comitative singular)
ruttâministerijguin (comitative plural)
ruttâministerttáá (abessive singular)
ruttâministerijttáá (abessive plural)
ruttâministerin (essive singular)
ruttâministerid (partitive singular)


finnodâh

finnodâh (nominative singular)
finnodâheh (nominative plural)
finnodâh (accusative singular)
finnodâhijd (accusative plural)
finnodâh (genitive singular)
finnodâhij (genitive plural)
finnodâhân (illative singular)
finnodâháid (illative plural)
finnodâhist (locative singular)
finnodâhijn (locative plural)
finnodâháin (comitative singular)
finnodâhijguin (comitative plural)
finnodâhttáá (abessive singular)
finnodâhijttáá (abessive plural)
finnodâhin (essive singular)
finnodâhid (partitive singular)


peeli

From Proto-Samic *pealjē, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *peljä.


kielâ

kieḷâ (canonical)
kieḷâ (nominative singular)
kielah (nominative plural)
kielâ (accusative singular)
kielâid (accusative plural)
kielâ (genitive singular)
kieˈlâi (genitive plural)
kielâi (genitive plural)
kieḷân (illative singular)
kieláid (illative plural)
kielâst (locative singular)
kielâin (locative plural)
kieláin (comitative singular)
kieˈlâiguin (comitative plural)
kieˈlâttáá (abessive singular)
kieˈlâittáá (abessive plural)
kiellân (essive)
kiellâd (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *kielë, from Proto-Uralic *käle.


merâkuáskim

merâkuáskim (nominative singular)
merâkuáskimeh (nominative plural)
merâkuáskim (accusative singular)
merâkuáskimijd (accusative plural)
merâkuáskim (genitive singular)
merâkuáskimij (genitive plural)
merâkuáskimân (illative singular)
merâkuáskimáid (illative plural)
merâkuáskimist (locative singular)
merâkuáskimijn (locative plural)
merâkuáskimáin (comitative singular)
merâkuáskimijguin (comitative plural)
merâkuáskimttáá (abessive singular)
merâkuáskimijttáá (abessive plural)
merâkuáskimin (essive singular)
merâkuáskimid (partitive singular)


kalâččiđ

affix

käälliđ + -âččiđ


-gyettiđ

Creates inchoative verbs, indicating the beginning of an action.


jieŋâ

jieŋ̣â (canonical)
jieŋ̣â (nominative singular)
jieŋah (nominative plural)
jieŋâ (accusative singular)
jieŋâid (accusative plural)
jieŋâ (genitive singular)
jieˈŋâi (genitive plural)
jieŋâi (genitive plural)
jieŋ̣ân (illative singular)
jieŋáid (illative plural)
jieŋâst (locative singular)
jieŋâin (locative plural)
jieŋáin (comitative singular)
jieˈŋâiguin (comitative plural)
jieˈŋâttáá (abessive singular)
jieˈŋâittáá (abessive plural)
jieŋŋân (essive)
jieŋŋâd (partitive)


čällee

čällee (nominative singular)
čälleeh (nominative plural)
čällee (accusative singular)
čälleid (accusative plural)
čällee (genitive singular)
čällei (genitive plural)
čällei (illative singular)
čälleid (illative plural)
čällest (locative singular)
čällein (locative plural)
čällein (comitative singular)
čälleiguin (comitative plural)
čälleettáá (abessive singular)
čälleittáá (abessive plural)
čällen (essive singular)
čälled (partitive singular)


kuáskim

kuásˈkim (canonical)
kuáskim (nominative singular)
kuáskimeh (nominative plural)
kuáskim (accusative singular)
kuáskimijd (accusative plural)
kuáskim (genitive singular)
kuáskimij (genitive plural)
kuáskimân (illative singular)
kuáskimáid (illative plural)
kuáskimist (locative singular)
kuáskimijn (locative plural)
kuáskimáin (comitative singular)
kuáskimijguin (comitative plural)
kuáskimttáá (abessive singular)
kuáskimijttáá (abessive plural)
kuáskimin (essive singular)
kuáskimid (partitive singular)


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)