siipi

siipi (nominative singular)
siivet (nominative plural)
siiven (genitive singular)
siipiin (genitive plural)
siipilöin (genitive plural)
siipiä (partitive singular)
siipijä (partitive plural)
siipilöjä (partitive plural)
siipee (illative singular)
siipii (illative plural)
siipilöihe (illative plural)
siivees (inessive singular)
siiviis (inessive plural)
siipilöis (inessive plural)
siivest (elative singular)
siivist (elative plural)
siipilöist (elative plural)
siivelle (allative singular)
siiville (allative plural)
siipilöille (allative plural)
siiveel (adessive singular)
siiviil (adessive plural)
siipilöil (adessive plural)
siivelt (ablative singular)
siivilt (ablative plural)
siipilöilt (ablative plural)
siiveks (singular translative)
siiviks (plural translative)
siipilöiks (plural translative)
siipennä (essive singular)
siipeen (essive singular)
siipinnä (essive plural)
siipilöinnä (essive plural)
siipiin (essive plural)
siipilöin (essive plural)
siipent (exessive singular)
siipint (exessive plural)
siipilöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *siipi. Cognates include Finnish siipi and Estonian tiib.


sorkka

sorkka (nominative singular)
sorkat (nominative plural)
sorkan (genitive singular)
sorkkiin (genitive plural)
sorkkaa (partitive singular)
sorkkia (partitive plural)
sorkkaa (illative singular)
sorkkii (illative plural)
sorkaas (inessive singular)
sorkiis (inessive plural)
sorkast (elative singular)
sorkist (elative plural)
sorkalle (allative singular)
sorkille (allative plural)
sorkaal (adessive singular)
sorkiil (adessive plural)
sorkalt (ablative singular)
sorkilt (ablative plural)
sorkaks (singular translative)
sorkiks (plural translative)
sorkkanna (essive singular)
sorkkaan (essive singular)
sorkkinna (essive plural)
sorkkiin (essive plural)
sorkkant (exessive singular)
sorkkint (exessive plural)

→ Votic: sorkkõ

From Proto-Finnic *sorkka. Cognates include Finnish sorkka and Estonian sõrg.

Sormiin ja varpain otsiis inmihisel ja monikkail elokkail ollaa kynnet, toisiil elokkail kapjat tali sorkat.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. J. Molotsova, Loonnontiito oppikirja alkușkoulua vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 65:

At the tips of fingers and toes humans and some animals have nails, other animals [have] hooves or cloven hooves.


harja

harja (nominative singular)
harjat (nominative plural)
harjan (genitive singular)
harjoin (genitive plural)
harjaa (partitive singular)
harjoja (partitive plural)
harjaa (illative singular)
harjoi (illative plural)
harjaas (inessive singular)
harjois (inessive plural)
harjast (elative singular)
harjoist (elative plural)
harjalle (allative singular)
harjoille (allative plural)
harjaal (adessive singular)
harjoil (adessive plural)
harjalt (ablative singular)
harjoilt (ablative plural)
harjaks (singular translative)
harjoiks (plural translative)
harjanna (essive singular)
harjaan (essive singular)
harjoinna (essive plural)
harjoin (essive plural)
harjant (exessive singular)
harjoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *harja. Cognates include Finnish harja and Estonian hari.

Kullileva imikost erittäijää sil, jot kulliil ono suur harja.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. J. Molotsova, Loonnontiito oppikirja alkușkoulua vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 52:

The male lion differs from the female in that the male has a large mane.


sarvi

sarvi (nominative singular)
sarvet (nominative plural)
sarven (genitive singular)
sarviin (genitive plural)
sarviloin (genitive plural)
sarvia (partitive singular)
sarvija (partitive plural)
sarviloja (partitive plural)
sarvee (illative singular)
sarvii (illative plural)
sarviloihe (illative plural)
sarvees (inessive singular)
sarviis (inessive plural)
sarvilois (inessive plural)
sarvest (elative singular)
sarvist (elative plural)
sarviloist (elative plural)
sarvelle (allative singular)
sarville (allative plural)
sarviloille (allative plural)
sarveel (adessive singular)
sarviil (adessive plural)
sarviloil (adessive plural)
sarvelt (ablative singular)
sarvilt (ablative plural)
sarviloilt (ablative plural)
sarveks (singular translative)
sarviks (plural translative)
sarviloiks (plural translative)
sarvenna (essive singular)
sarveen (essive singular)
sarvinna (essive plural)
sarviloinna (essive plural)
sarviin (essive plural)
sarviloin (essive plural)
sarvent (exessive singular)
sarvint (exessive plural)
sarviloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *sarvi. Cognates include Finnish sarvi and Estonian sarv.


häntä

häntä (nominative singular)
hännät (nominative plural)
hännän (genitive singular)
häntiin (genitive plural)
häntää (partitive singular)
häntiä (partitive plural)
häntää (illative singular)
häntii (illative plural)
hännääs (inessive singular)
hänniis (inessive plural)
hännäst (elative singular)
hännist (elative plural)
hännälle (allative singular)
hännille (allative plural)
hännääl (adessive singular)
hänniil (adessive plural)
hännält (ablative singular)
hännilt (ablative plural)
hännäks (singular translative)
hänniks (plural translative)
häntännä (essive singular)
häntään (essive singular)
häntinnä (essive plural)
häntiin (essive plural)
häntänt (exessive singular)
häntint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *häntä. Cognates include Finnish häntä and Estonian händ.


nokka

nokka (nominative singular)
nokat (nominative plural)
nokan (genitive singular)
nokkiin (genitive plural)
nokkaa (partitive singular)
nokkia (partitive plural)
nokkaa (illative singular)
nokkii (illative plural)
nokas (inessive singular)
nokis (inessive plural)
nokast (elative singular)
nokist (elative plural)
nokalle (allative singular)
nokille (allative plural)
nokal (adessive singular)
nokil (adessive plural)
nokalt (ablative singular)
nokilt (ablative plural)
nokaks (singular translative)
nokiks (plural translative)
nokkanna (essive singular)
nokkaan (essive singular)
nokkinna (essive plural)
nokkiin (essive plural)
nokkant (exessive singular)
nokkint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *nokka. Cognates include Finnish nokka and Estonian nokk.


käpälä

käpälä (nominative singular)
käpälät (nominative plural)
käpälän (genitive singular)
käpäliin (genitive plural)
käpälää (partitive singular)
käpäliä (partitive plural)
käpälää (illative singular)
käpälii (illative plural)
käpälääs (inessive singular)
käpäliis (inessive plural)
käpäläst (elative singular)
käpälist (elative plural)
käpälälle (allative singular)
käpälille (allative plural)
käpälääl (adessive singular)
käpäliil (adessive plural)
käpälält (ablative singular)
käpälilt (ablative plural)
käpäläks (singular translative)
käpäliks (plural translative)
käpälännä (essive singular)
käpälään (essive singular)
käpälinnä (essive plural)
käpäliin (essive plural)
käpälänt (exessive singular)
käpälint (exessive plural)

→ Votic: käpäle

From Proto-Finnic *käpälä. Cognates include Finnish käpälä and Estonian käbär.

Kissa Muri mäni kirjan looks ja noisi käpälänkä lehtijää liikuttelemaa.

1936, D. I. Efimov, Lukukirja: Inkeroisia alkușkouluja vart (ensimäine osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 7:

Muri the cat went towards the book and began to turn the pages with [its] paw.


kärsä

kärsä (nominative singular)
kärsät (nominative plural)
kärsän (genitive singular)
kärsiin (genitive plural)
kärsää (partitive singular)
kärsiä (partitive plural)
kärsää (illative singular)
kärsii (illative plural)
kärsääs (inessive singular)
kärsiis (inessive plural)
kärsäst (elative singular)
kärsist (elative plural)
kärsälle (allative singular)
kärsille (allative plural)
kärsääl (adessive singular)
kärsiil (adessive plural)
kärsält (ablative singular)
kärsilt (ablative plural)
kärsäks (singular translative)
kärsiks (plural translative)
kärsännä (essive singular)
kärsään (essive singular)
kärsinnä (essive plural)
kärsiin (essive plural)
kärsänt (exessive singular)
kärsint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kärsä. Cognates include Finnish kärsä and Estonian kärss.


morda

morda (nominative singular)
mordat (nominative plural)
mordan (genitive singular)
mordiin (genitive plural)
mordaa (partitive singular)
mordia (partitive plural)
mordaa (illative singular)
mordii (illative plural)
mordaas (inessive singular)
mordiis (inessive plural)
mordast (elative singular)
mordist (elative plural)
mordalle (allative singular)
mordille (allative plural)
mordaal (adessive singular)
mordiil (adessive plural)
mordalt (ablative singular)
mordilt (ablative plural)
mordaks (singular translative)
mordiks (plural translative)
mordanna (essive singular)
mordaan (essive singular)
mordinna (essive plural)
mordiin (essive plural)
mordant (exessive singular)
mordint (exessive plural)

Elokkail ono morda, a inmihiseel - liitsa.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. J. Molotsova, Loonnontiito oppikirja alkușkoulua vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 76:

Animals have a snout, but humans have a face.


potka

potka (nominative singular)
potat (nominative plural)
potan (genitive singular)
potkiin (genitive plural)
potkaa (partitive singular)
potkia (partitive plural)
potkaa (illative singular)
potkii (illative plural)
potas (inessive singular)
potis (inessive plural)
potast (elative singular)
potist (elative plural)
potalle (allative singular)
potille (allative plural)
potal (adessive singular)
potil (adessive plural)
potalt (ablative singular)
potilt (ablative plural)
potaks (singular translative)
potiks (plural translative)
potkanna (essive singular)
potkaan (essive singular)
potkinna (essive plural)
potkiin (essive plural)
potkant (exessive singular)
potkint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *pocka. Cognates include Finnish potka and Estonian põtk.


kannus

kannus (nominative singular)
kannukset (nominative plural)
kannuksen (genitive singular)
kannuksiin (genitive plural)
kannusta (partitive singular)
kannust (partitive singular)
kannuksia (partitive plural)
kannuksee (illative singular)
kannuksii (illative plural)
kannuksees (inessive singular)
kannuksiis (inessive plural)
kannuksest (elative singular)
kannuksist (elative plural)
kannukselle (allative singular)
kannuksille (allative plural)
kannukseel (adessive singular)
kannuksiil (adessive plural)
kannukselt (ablative singular)
kannuksilt (ablative plural)
kannukseks (singular translative)
kannuksiks (plural translative)
kannuksenna (essive singular)
kannukseen (essive singular)
kannuksinna (essive plural)
kannuksiin (essive plural)
kannuksent (exessive singular)
kannuksint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kandus. Cognates include Finnish kannus and Estonian kannus.

Suun suitsilla revitti, // Kannuksilla kupehet särki

1916, Volmari Porkka, quoting Maaroi Tarinaisesta, “1381. Soikkola, Viistinä, III250”, in Väinö Salminen, V. Alava, editor, Suomen Kansan Vanhat Runot. Länsi-Inkerin runot, volume III2, Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, lines 139-140:

He tore on the mouth with the bridle, // He beat the sides with the spurs


uar

uar (nominative singular)
utaret (nominative plural)
utaren (genitive singular)
utariin (genitive plural)
uarta (partitive singular)
utaria (partitive plural)
utaree (illative singular)
utarii (illative plural)
utarees (inessive singular)
utariis (inessive plural)
utarest (elative singular)
utarist (elative plural)
utarelle (allative singular)
utarille (allative plural)
utareel (adessive singular)
utariil (adessive plural)
utarelt (ablative singular)
utarilt (ablative plural)
utareks (singular translative)
utariks (plural translative)
utarenna (essive singular)
utareen (essive singular)
utarinna (essive plural)
utariin (essive plural)
utarent (exessive singular)
utarint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *udar. Cognates include Finnish udar and Estonian udar.


kapja

kapja (nominative singular)
kapjat (nominative plural)
kapjan (genitive singular)
kapjoin (genitive plural)
kapjaa (partitive singular)
kapjoja (partitive plural)
kapjaa (illative singular)
kapjoi (illative plural)
kapjaas (inessive singular)
kapjois (inessive plural)
kapjast (elative singular)
kapjoist (elative plural)
kapjalle (allative singular)
kapjoille (allative plural)
kapjaal (adessive singular)
kapjoil (adessive plural)
kapjalt (ablative singular)
kapjoilt (ablative plural)
kapjaks (singular translative)
kapjoiks (plural translative)
kapjanna (essive singular)
kapjaan (essive singular)
kapjoinna (essive plural)
kapjoin (essive plural)
kapjant (exessive singular)
kapjoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kapja. Cognates include Finnish kavio and Estonian kabi.

Olenin soonet mukkoitettaa rihmoiks, sarvet ja kapjat männööt klejun valmistamista vart.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. J. Molotsova, Loonnontiito oppikirja alkușkoulua vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 61:

A deer's sinews are used for threads, the horns and hooves are used for the production of glue.


kukonkannus

kukonkannus (nominative singular)
kukonkannukset (nominative plural)
kukonkannuksen (genitive singular)
kukonkannuksiin (genitive plural)
kukonkannusta (partitive singular)
kukonkannust (partitive singular)
kukonkannuksia (partitive plural)
kukonkannuksee (illative singular)
kukonkannuksii (illative plural)
kukonkannuksees (inessive singular)
kukonkannuksiis (inessive plural)
kukonkannuksest (elative singular)
kukonkannuksist (elative plural)
kukonkannukselle (allative singular)
kukonkannuksille (allative plural)
kukonkannukseel (adessive singular)
kukonkannuksiil (adessive plural)
kukonkannukselt (ablative singular)
kukonkannuksilt (ablative plural)
kukonkannukseks (singular translative)
kukonkannuksiks (plural translative)
kukonkannuksenna (essive singular)
kukonkannukseen (essive singular)
kukonkannuksinna (essive plural)
kukonkannuksiin (essive plural)
kukonkannuksent (exessive singular)
kukonkannuksint (exessive plural)

[ˈkuɡ̊o̞i̯ŋˌɡ̊ɑnːuʒ̥]

From kukon (“of a rooster”) + kannus (“dewclaw”).


šotka

šotka (nominative singular)
šotkat (nominative plural)
šotkan (genitive singular)
šotkiin (genitive plural)
šotkaa (partitive singular)
šotkia (partitive plural)
šotkaa (illative singular)
šotkii (illative plural)
šotkaas (inessive singular)
šotkiis (inessive plural)
šotkast (elative singular)
šotkist (elative plural)
šotkalle (allative singular)
šotkille (allative plural)
šotkaal (adessive singular)
šotkiil (adessive plural)
šotkalt (ablative singular)
šotkilt (ablative plural)
šotkaks (singular translative)
šotkiks (plural translative)
šotkanna (essive singular)
šotkaan (essive singular)
šotkinna (essive plural)
šotkiin (essive plural)
šotkant (exessive singular)
šotkint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian щётка (ščótka). Compare dialectal Finnish sotka and Karelian šotka.


neegla

neegla (nominative singular)
neeglat (nominative plural)
neeglan (genitive singular)
neegloin (genitive plural)
neeglaa (partitive singular)
neegloja (partitive plural)
neeglaa (illative singular)
neegloi (illative plural)
neeglaas (inessive singular)
neeglois (inessive plural)
neeglast (elative singular)
neegloist (elative plural)
neeglalle (allative singular)
neegloille (allative plural)
neeglaal (adessive singular)
neegloil (adessive plural)
neeglalt (ablative singular)
neegloilt (ablative plural)
neeglaks (singular translative)
neegloiks (plural translative)
neeglanna (essive singular)
neeglaan (essive singular)
neegloinna (essive plural)
neegloin (essive plural)
neeglant (exessive singular)
neegloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *nëkla, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *nēþlō. Cognates include Finnish neula and Estonian nõel.


kulkku

kulkku (nominative singular)
kulkut (nominative plural)
kulkun (genitive singular)
kulkkuin (genitive plural)
kulkkuloin (genitive plural)
kulkkua (partitive singular)
kulkkuja (partitive plural)
kulkkuloja (partitive plural)
kulkkuu (illative singular)
kulkkui (illative plural)
kulkkuloihe (illative plural)
kulkuus (inessive singular)
kulkuis (inessive plural)
kulkkulois (inessive plural)
kulkust (elative singular)
kulkuist (elative plural)
kulkkuloist (elative plural)
kulkulle (allative singular)
kulkuille (allative plural)
kulkkuloille (allative plural)
kulkuul (adessive singular)
kulkuil (adessive plural)
kulkkuloil (adessive plural)
kulkult (ablative singular)
kulkuilt (ablative plural)
kulkkuloilt (ablative plural)
kulkuks (singular translative)
kulkuiks (plural translative)
kulkkuloiks (plural translative)
kulkkunna (essive singular)
kulkkuun (essive singular)
kulkkuinna (essive plural)
kulkkuloinna (essive plural)
kulkkuin (essive plural)
kulkkuloin (essive plural)
kulkkunt (exessive singular)
kulkkuint (exessive plural)
kulkkuloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kurkku. Cognates include Finnish kurkku and Estonian kurk.


soomus

soomus (nominative singular)
soomukset (nominative plural)
soomuksen (genitive singular)
soomuksiin (genitive plural)
soomusta (partitive singular)
soomust (partitive singular)
soomuksia (partitive plural)
soomuksee (illative singular)
soomuksii (illative plural)
soomuksees (inessive singular)
soomuksiis (inessive plural)
soomuksest (elative singular)
soomuksist (elative plural)
soomukselle (allative singular)
soomuksille (allative plural)
soomukseel (adessive singular)
soomuksiil (adessive plural)
soomukselt (ablative singular)
soomuksilt (ablative plural)
soomukseks (singular translative)
soomuksiks (plural translative)
soomuksenna (essive singular)
soomukseen (essive singular)
soomuksinna (essive plural)
soomuksiin (essive plural)
soomuksent (exessive singular)
soomuksint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *soomus. Cognates include dialectal Finnish suomus and Estonian soomus.


sapara

sapara (nominative singular)
saparat (nominative plural)
saparan (genitive singular)
saparoin (genitive plural)
saparaa (partitive singular)
saparoja (partitive plural)
saparaa (illative singular)
saparoihe (illative plural)
saparaas (inessive singular)
saparois (inessive plural)
saparast (elative singular)
saparoist (elative plural)
saparalle (allative singular)
saparoille (allative plural)
saparaal (adessive singular)
saparoil (adessive plural)
saparalt (ablative singular)
saparoilt (ablative plural)
saparaks (singular translative)
saparoiks (plural translative)
saparanna (essive singular)
saparaan (essive singular)
saparoinna (essive plural)
saparoin (essive plural)
saparant (exessive singular)
saparoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *sapara. Cognates include Finnish saparo and Estonian saba.


pihet

pihet (nominative plural)
pihtiin (genitive plural)
pihtilöin (genitive plural)
pihtijä (partitive plural)
pihtilöjä (partitive plural)
pihtii (illative plural)
pihtilöihe (illative plural)
pihis (inessive plural)
pihtilöis (inessive plural)
pihist (elative plural)
pihtilöist (elative plural)
pihille (allative plural)
pihtilöille (allative plural)
pihil (adessive plural)
pihtilöil (adessive plural)
pihilt (ablative plural)
pihtilöilt (ablative plural)
pihiks (plural translative)
pihtilöiks (plural translative)
pihtinnä (essive plural)
pihtilöinnä (essive plural)
pihtiin (essive plural)
pihtilöin (essive plural)
pihtint (exessive plural)
pihtilöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *pihtet. Cognates include Finnish pihdit and Estonian pihid.

Kraban pihet välistää katkiijaat, mut kiiree kasvaat jällee.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. J. Molotsova, Loonnontiito oppikirja alkușkoulua vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 28:

The pincers of a crab break from time to time, but they quickly grow back.


kunikaanhattu

kunikaanhattu (nominative singular)
kunikaanhatut (nominative plural)
kunikaanhatun (genitive singular)
kunikaanhattuin (genitive plural)
kunikaanhattuloin (genitive plural)
kunikaanhattua (partitive singular)
kunikaanhattuja (partitive plural)
kunikaanhattuloja (partitive plural)
kunikaanhattuu (illative singular)
kunikaanhattuihe (illative plural)
kunikaanhattuloihe (illative plural)
kunikaanhatuus (inessive singular)
kunikaanhatuis (inessive plural)
kunikaanhattulois (inessive plural)
kunikaanhatust (elative singular)
kunikaanhatuist (elative plural)
kunikaanhattuloist (elative plural)
kunikaanhatulle (allative singular)
kunikaanhatuille (allative plural)
kunikaanhattuloille (allative plural)
kunikaanhatuul (adessive singular)
kunikaanhatuil (adessive plural)
kunikaanhattuloil (adessive plural)
kunikaanhatult (ablative singular)
kunikaanhatuilt (ablative plural)
kunikaanhattuloilt (ablative plural)
kunikaanhatuks (singular translative)
kunikaanhatuiks (plural translative)
kunikaanhattuloiks (plural translative)
kunikaanhattunna (essive singular)
kunikaanhattuun (essive singular)
kunikaanhattuinna (essive plural)
kunikaanhattuloinna (essive plural)
kunikaanhattuin (essive plural)
kunikaanhattuloin (essive plural)
kunikaanhattunt (exessive singular)
kunikaanhattuint (exessive plural)
kunikaanhattuloint (exessive plural)

From kunikaan (“of the king”) + hattu (“hat”).