metla

metla (nominative singular)
metlat (nominative plural)
metlan (genitive singular)
metloin (genitive plural)
metlaa (partitive singular)
metloja (partitive plural)
metlaa (illative singular)
metloi (illative plural)
metlaas (inessive singular)
metlois (inessive plural)
metlast (elative singular)
metloist (elative plural)
metlalle (allative singular)
metloille (allative plural)
metlaal (adessive singular)
metloil (adessive plural)
metlalt (ablative singular)
metloilt (ablative plural)
metlaks (singular translative)
metloiks (plural translative)
metlanna (essive singular)
metlaan (essive singular)
metloinna (essive plural)
metloin (essive plural)
metlant (exessive singular)
metloint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian метла (metla). Compare Finnish metla.

Lumiukko laahittii - kättee metla annettii,

1936, N. A. Iljin and V. I. Junus, Bukvari iƶoroin șkouluja vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 59:

A snowman was made - a broom was given into its hand,


saha

saha (nominative singular)
sahat (nominative plural)
sahan (genitive singular)
sahhoin (genitive plural)
sahhaa (partitive singular)
sahoja (partitive plural)
sahhaa (illative singular)
sahhoi (illative plural)
sahas (inessive singular)
sahois (inessive plural)
sahast (elative singular)
sahoist (elative plural)
sahalle (allative singular)
sahoille (allative plural)
sahal (adessive singular)
sahoil (adessive plural)
sahalt (ablative singular)
sahoilt (ablative plural)
sahaks (singular translative)
sahoiks (plural translative)
sahanna (essive singular)
sahhaan (essive singular)
sahoinna (essive plural)
sahhoin (essive plural)
sahant (exessive singular)
sahoint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Old Swedish sāgh, possibly via Finnish saha.

Taas jo metsääs saha vinkuu.

1936, N. A. Iljin and V. I. Junus, Bukvari iƶoroin șkouluja vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 60:


vasara

vasara (nominative singular)
vasarat (nominative plural)
vasaran (genitive singular)
vasaroin (genitive plural)
vasaraa (partitive singular)
vasaroja (partitive plural)
vasaraa (illative singular)
vasaroihe (illative plural)
vasaraas (inessive singular)
vasarois (inessive plural)
vasarast (elative singular)
vasaroist (elative plural)
vasaralle (allative singular)
vasaroille (allative plural)
vasaraal (adessive singular)
vasaroil (adessive plural)
vasaralt (ablative singular)
vasaroilt (ablative plural)
vasaraks (singular translative)
vasaroiks (plural translative)
vasaranna (essive singular)
vasaraan (essive singular)
vasaroinna (essive plural)
vasaroin (essive plural)
vasarant (exessive singular)
vasaroint (exessive plural)
vassaara (alternative dialectal)

From Proto-Finnic *vasara. Cognates include Finnish vasara and Estonian vasar.

Jurmast jooksoot pakkaiset, niku vasaranka kolkuttelloot.

1936, D. I. Efimov, Lukukirja: Inkeroisia alkușkouluja vart (ensimäine osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 11:

Briskly the frosts set in, like with a hammer they knock.


pura

pura (nominative singular)
purat (nominative plural)
puran (genitive singular)
purriin (genitive plural)
purraa (partitive singular)
purria (partitive plural)
purraa (illative singular)
purrii (illative plural)
puras (inessive singular)
puris (inessive plural)
purast (elative singular)
purist (elative plural)
puralle (allative singular)
purille (allative plural)
pural (adessive singular)
puril (adessive plural)
puralt (ablative singular)
purilt (ablative plural)
puraks (singular translative)
puriks (plural translative)
puranna (essive singular)
purraan (essive singular)
purinna (essive plural)
purriin (essive plural)
purant (exessive singular)
purint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Swedish borr. Compare Finnish pora.


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.


sakset

sakset (nominative plural)
saksiin (genitive plural)
saksiloin (genitive plural)
saksija (partitive plural)
saksiloja (partitive plural)
saksii (illative plural)
saksiloihe (illative plural)
saksiis (inessive plural)
saksilois (inessive plural)
saksist (elative plural)
saksiloist (elative plural)
saksille (allative plural)
saksiloille (allative plural)
saksiil (adessive plural)
saksiloil (adessive plural)
saksilt (ablative plural)
saksiloilt (ablative plural)
saksiks (plural translative)
saksiloiks (plural translative)
saksinna (essive plural)
saksiloinna (essive plural)
saksiin (essive plural)
saksiloin (essive plural)
saksint (exessive plural)
saksiloint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Swedish sax, possibly via Finnish sakset.


valjaat

valjaat (nominative plural)
valjain (genitive plural)
valjaita (partitive plural)
valjaja (partitive plural)
valjaisse (illative plural)
valjais (inessive plural)
valjaist (elative plural)
valjaille (allative plural)
valjail (adessive plural)
valjailt (ablative plural)
valjaiks (plural translative)
valjainna (essive plural)
valjain (essive plural)
valjaint (exessive plural)

[ˈʋɑlʲjɑhɑd̥]

From Proto-Finnic *valjahët. Cognates include Finnish valjaat and Estonian valjad.


käpy

käpy (nominative singular)
kävyt (nominative plural)
kävyn (genitive singular)
käppyin (genitive plural)
käpylöin (genitive plural)
käppyä (partitive singular)
käpyjä (partitive plural)
käpylöjä (partitive plural)
käppyy (illative singular)
käppyi (illative plural)
käpylöihe (illative plural)
kävys (inessive singular)
kävyis (inessive plural)
käpylöis (inessive plural)
kävyst (elative singular)
kävyist (elative plural)
käpylöist (elative plural)
kävylle (allative singular)
kävyille (allative plural)
käpylöille (allative plural)
kävyl (adessive singular)
kävyil (adessive plural)
käpylöil (adessive plural)
kävylt (ablative singular)
kävyilt (ablative plural)
käpylöilt (ablative plural)
kävyks (singular translative)
kävyiks (plural translative)
käpylöiks (plural translative)
käpynnä (essive singular)
käppyyn (essive singular)
käpyinnä (essive plural)
käpylöinnä (essive plural)
käppyin (essive plural)
käpylöin (essive plural)
käpynt (exessive singular)
käpyint (exessive plural)
käpylöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *käpü. Cognates include Finnish käpy and Estonian käbi.


koukku

koukku (nominative singular)
koukut (nominative plural)
koukun (genitive singular)
koukkuin (genitive plural)
koukkuloin (genitive plural)
koukkua (partitive singular)
koukkuja (partitive plural)
koukkuloja (partitive plural)
koukkuu (illative singular)
koukkui (illative plural)
koukkuloihe (illative plural)
koukuus (inessive singular)
koukuis (inessive plural)
koukkulois (inessive plural)
koukust (elative singular)
koukuist (elative plural)
koukkuloist (elative plural)
koukulle (allative singular)
koukuille (allative plural)
koukkuloille (allative plural)
koukuul (adessive singular)
koukuil (adessive plural)
koukkuloil (adessive plural)
koukult (ablative singular)
koukuilt (ablative plural)
koukkuloilt (ablative plural)
koukuks (singular translative)
koukuiks (plural translative)
koukkuloiks (plural translative)
koukkunna (essive singular)
koukkuun (essive singular)
koukkuinna (essive plural)
koukkuloinna (essive plural)
koukkuin (essive plural)
koukkuloin (essive plural)
koukkunt (exessive singular)
koukkuint (exessive plural)
koukkuloint (exessive plural)

[ˈko̞u̯kːŭ̥]

From Proto-Finnic *koukku. Cognates include Finnish koukku and Veps kouk.

poker (tool used to handle coal in an oven)


luuta

luuta (nominative singular)
luuvvat (nominative plural)
luuvvan (genitive singular)
luutiin (genitive plural)
luutaa (partitive singular)
luutia (partitive plural)
luutaa (illative singular)
luutii (illative plural)
luuvvaas (inessive singular)
luuvviis (inessive plural)
luuvvast (elative singular)
luuvvist (elative plural)
luuvvalle (allative singular)
luuvville (allative plural)
luuvvaal (adessive singular)
luuvviil (adessive plural)
luuvvalt (ablative singular)
luuvvilt (ablative plural)
luuvvaks (singular translative)
luuvviks (plural translative)
luutanna (essive singular)
luutaan (essive singular)
luutinna (essive plural)
luutiin (essive plural)
luutant (exessive singular)
luutint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *luuta. Cognates include Finnish luuta and Estonian luud.

Luuvvaal ... airool ...

1936, V. I. Junus, P. L. Maksimov, Inkeroisin keelen oppikirja alkuşkouluja vart (ensimäine osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 6:


kokka

kokka (nominative singular)
kokat (nominative plural)
kokan (genitive singular)
kokkiin (genitive plural)
kokkaa (partitive singular)
kokkia (partitive plural)
kokkaa (illative singular)
kokkii (illative plural)
kokas (inessive singular)
kokis (inessive plural)
kokast (elative singular)
kokist (elative plural)
kokalle (allative singular)
kokille (allative plural)
kokal (adessive singular)
kokil (adessive plural)
kokalt (ablative singular)
kokilt (ablative plural)
kokaks (singular translative)
kokiks (plural translative)
kokkanna (essive singular)
kokkaan (essive singular)
kokkinna (essive plural)
kokkiin (essive plural)
kokkant (exessive singular)
kokkint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kokka. Cognates include Finnish kokka and dialectal Estonian kokk.

Mont kokkaa ono veeşalkaas?

1937, N. S. Popova, translated by A. Kolesova, Arifmetikan oppikirja alkușkoulua vart (I. osa), Leningrad: Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 10:

How many hooks are there on the clothes rack?


kiikari

kiikari (nominative singular)
kiikarit (nominative plural)
kiikarin (genitive singular)
kiikariin (genitive plural)
kiikariloin (genitive plural)
kiikaria (partitive singular)
kiikarija (partitive plural)
kiikariloja (partitive plural)
kiikarii (illative singular)
kiikarii (illative plural)
kiikariloihe (illative plural)
kiikariis (inessive singular)
kiikariis (inessive plural)
kiikarilois (inessive plural)
kiikarist (elative singular)
kiikariist (elative plural)
kiikariloist (elative plural)
kiikarille (allative singular)
kiikariille (allative plural)
kiikariloille (allative plural)
kiikariil (adessive singular)
kiikariil (adessive plural)
kiikariloil (adessive plural)
kiikarilt (ablative singular)
kiikariilt (ablative plural)
kiikariloilt (ablative plural)
kiikariks (singular translative)
kiikariiks (plural translative)
kiikariloiks (plural translative)
kiikarinna (essive singular)
kiikariin (essive singular)
kiikariinna (essive plural)
kiikariloinna (essive plural)
kiikariin (essive plural)
kiikariloin (essive plural)
kiikarint (exessive singular)
kiikariint (exessive plural)
kiikariloint (exessive plural)


onki

onki (nominative singular)
onget (nominative plural)
ongen (genitive singular)
onkiin (genitive plural)
onkiloin (genitive plural)
onkia (partitive singular)
onkija (partitive plural)
onkiloja (partitive plural)
onkee (illative singular)
onkii (illative plural)
onkiloihe (illative plural)
ongees (inessive singular)
ongiis (inessive plural)
onkilois (inessive plural)
ongest (elative singular)
ongist (elative plural)
onkiloist (elative plural)
ongelle (allative singular)
ongille (allative plural)
onkiloille (allative plural)
ongeel (adessive singular)
ongiil (adessive plural)
onkiloil (adessive plural)
ongelt (ablative singular)
ongilt (ablative plural)
onkiloilt (ablative plural)
ongeks (singular translative)
ongiks (plural translative)
onkiloiks (plural translative)
onkenna (essive singular)
onkeen (essive singular)
onkinna (essive plural)
onkiloinna (essive plural)
onkiin (essive plural)
onkiloin (essive plural)
onkent (exessive singular)
onkint (exessive plural)
onkiloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *onki. Cognates include Finnish onki and Estonian õng.


hanko

hanko (nominative singular)
hangot (nominative plural)
hangon (genitive singular)
hankoin (genitive plural)
hankoloin (genitive plural)
hankoa (partitive singular)
hankoja (partitive plural)
hankoloja (partitive plural)
hankoo (illative singular)
hankoi (illative plural)
hankoloihe (illative plural)
hangoos (inessive singular)
hangois (inessive plural)
hankolois (inessive plural)
hangost (elative singular)
hangoist (elative plural)
hankoloist (elative plural)
hangolle (allative singular)
hangoille (allative plural)
hankoloille (allative plural)
hangool (adessive singular)
hangoil (adessive plural)
hankoloil (adessive plural)
hangolt (ablative singular)
hangoilt (ablative plural)
hankoloilt (ablative plural)
hangoks (singular translative)
hangoiks (plural translative)
hankoloiks (plural translative)
hankonna (essive singular)
hankoon (essive singular)
hankoinna (essive plural)
hankoloinna (essive plural)
hankoin (essive plural)
hankoloin (essive plural)
hankont (exessive singular)
hankoint (exessive plural)
hankoloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *hanko. Cognates include Finnish hanko and Estonian hang.


viikate

viikate (nominative singular)
viikatteet (nominative plural)
viikatteen (genitive singular)
viikattein (genitive plural)
viikatetta (partitive singular)
viikatteita (partitive plural)
viikatteesse (illative singular)
viikatteisse (illative plural)
viikattees (inessive singular)
viikatteis (inessive plural)
viikatteest (elative singular)
viikatteist (elative plural)
viikatteelle (allative singular)
viikatteille (allative plural)
viikatteel (adessive singular)
viikatteil (adessive plural)
viikatteelt (ablative singular)
viikatteilt (ablative plural)
viikatteeks (singular translative)
viikatteiks (plural translative)
viikatteenna (essive singular)
viikatteen (essive singular)
viikatteinna (essive plural)
viikattein (essive plural)
viikatteent (exessive singular)
viikatteint (exessive plural)

[ˈʋiːɡ̊ɑd̥e̞]

[ˈʋiːɡ̊ɑd̥e̞h]

From Proto-Finnic *vik'at'ëh. Cognates include Finnish viikate and Estonian vikat.


kangaspuut

kangaspuut (nominative plural)
kangaspuijen (genitive plural)
kangaspuita (partitive plural)
kangaspuihe (illative plural)
kangaspuis (inessive plural)
kangaspuist (elative plural)
kangaspuille (allative plural)
kangaspuil (adessive plural)
kangaspuilt (ablative plural)
kangaspuiks (plural translative)
kangaspuinna (essive plural)
kangaspuin (essive plural)
kangaspuint (exessive plural)

/ˈkɑŋɡɑsˌpuːt/

[ˈkɑŋɡəs̠ˌpuːd]

/ˈkɑŋɡɑsˌpuːt/

[ˈkɑŋɡ̊ɑʃˌpuːd̥]

From kangas (“fabric”) + puut (“woods”). Akin to Finnish kangaspuut.


raaka

raaka (nominative singular)
raaat (nominative plural)
raaan (genitive singular)
raakoin (genitive plural)
raakaa (partitive singular)
raakoja (partitive plural)
raakaa (illative singular)
raakoi (illative plural)
raaas (inessive singular)
raaois (inessive plural)
raaast (elative singular)
raaoist (elative plural)
raaalle (allative singular)
raaoille (allative plural)
raaal (adessive singular)
raaoil (adessive plural)
raaalt (ablative singular)
raaoilt (ablative plural)
raaaks (singular translative)
raaoiks (plural translative)
raakanna (essive singular)
raakaan (essive singular)
raakoinna (essive plural)
raakoin (essive plural)
raakant (exessive singular)
raakoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *raaka. Cognates include Finnish raaka and Estonian raag.


tuura

tuura (nominative singular)
tuurat (nominative plural)
tuuran (genitive singular)
tuuriin (genitive plural)
tuuraa (partitive singular)
tuuria (partitive plural)
tuuraa (illative singular)
tuurii (illative plural)
tuuraas (inessive singular)
tuuriis (inessive plural)
tuurast (elative singular)
tuurist (elative plural)
tuuralle (allative singular)
tuurille (allative plural)
tuuraal (adessive singular)
tuuriil (adessive plural)
tuuralt (ablative singular)
tuurilt (ablative plural)
tuuraks (singular translative)
tuuriks (plural translative)
tuuranna (essive singular)
tuuraan (essive singular)
tuurinna (essive plural)
tuuriin (essive plural)
tuurant (exessive singular)
tuurint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *tuura. Cognates include Finnish tuura and Estonian tuur.

Butkat, tuurat, verkot, nootat,

1936, N. A. Iljin and V. I. Junus, Bukvari iƶoroin șkouluja vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 61:


harava

harava (nominative singular)
haravat (nominative plural)
haravan (genitive singular)
haravoin (genitive plural)
haravaa (partitive singular)
haravoja (partitive plural)
haravaa (illative singular)
haravoihe (illative plural)
haravaas (inessive singular)
haravois (inessive plural)
haravast (elative singular)
haravoist (elative plural)
haravalle (allative singular)
haravoille (allative plural)
haravaal (adessive singular)
haravoil (adessive plural)
haravalt (ablative singular)
haravoilt (ablative plural)
haravaks (singular translative)
haravoiks (plural translative)
haravanna (essive singular)
haravaan (essive singular)
haravoinna (essive plural)
haravoin (essive plural)
haravant (exessive singular)
haravoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognates include Finnish harava and Estonian harav.


havu

havu (nominative singular)
havut (nominative plural)
havun (genitive singular)
havvuin (genitive plural)
havuloin (genitive plural)
havvua (partitive singular)
havuja (partitive plural)
havuloja (partitive plural)
havvuu (illative singular)
havvui (illative plural)
havuloihe (illative plural)
havus (inessive singular)
havuis (inessive plural)
havulois (inessive plural)
havust (elative singular)
havuist (elative plural)
havuloist (elative plural)
havulle (allative singular)
havuille (allative plural)
havuloille (allative plural)
havul (adessive singular)
havuil (adessive plural)
havuloil (adessive plural)
havult (ablative singular)
havuilt (ablative plural)
havuloilt (ablative plural)
havuks (singular translative)
havuiks (plural translative)
havuloiks (plural translative)
havunna (essive singular)
havvuun (essive singular)
havuinna (essive plural)
havuloinna (essive plural)
havvuin (essive plural)
havuloin (essive plural)
havunt (exessive singular)
havuint (exessive plural)
havuloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *havu. Cognates include Finnish havu and dialectal Estonian hapus.


kirnu

kirnu (nominative singular)
kirnut (nominative plural)
kirnun (genitive singular)
kirnuin (genitive plural)
kirnuloin (genitive plural)
kirnua (partitive singular)
kirnuja (partitive plural)
kirnuloja (partitive plural)
kirnuu (illative singular)
kirnui (illative plural)
kirnuloihe (illative plural)
kirnuus (inessive singular)
kirnuis (inessive plural)
kirnulois (inessive plural)
kirnust (elative singular)
kirnuist (elative plural)
kirnuloist (elative plural)
kirnulle (allative singular)
kirnuille (allative plural)
kirnuloille (allative plural)
kirnuul (adessive singular)
kirnuil (adessive plural)
kirnuloil (adessive plural)
kirnult (ablative singular)
kirnuilt (ablative plural)
kirnuloilt (ablative plural)
kirnuks (singular translative)
kirnuiks (plural translative)
kirnuloiks (plural translative)
kirnunna (essive singular)
kirnuun (essive singular)
kirnuinna (essive plural)
kirnuloinna (essive plural)
kirnuin (essive plural)
kirnuloin (essive plural)
kirnunt (exessive singular)
kirnuint (exessive plural)
kirnuloint (exessive plural)

Cognates include Finnish kirnu and Estonian kirn.


siivilä

siivilä (nominative singular)
siivilät (nominative plural)
siivilän (genitive singular)
siivilöin (genitive plural)
siivilää (partitive singular)
siivilöjä (partitive plural)
siivilää (illative singular)
siivilöihe (illative plural)
siivilääs (inessive singular)
siivilöis (inessive plural)
siiviläst (elative singular)
siivilöist (elative plural)
siivilälle (allative singular)
siivilöille (allative plural)
siivilääl (adessive singular)
siivilöil (adessive plural)
siivilält (ablative singular)
siivilöilt (ablative plural)
siiviläks (singular translative)
siivilöiks (plural translative)
siivilännä (essive singular)
siivilään (essive singular)
siivilöinnä (essive plural)
siivilöin (essive plural)
siivilänt (exessive singular)
siivilöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *siivilä. Cognates include Finnish siivilä.


pecka

pecka (nominative singular)
peckat (nominative plural)
peckan (genitive singular)
peckoin (genitive plural)
peckaa (partitive singular)
peckoja (partitive plural)
peckaa (illative singular)
peckoi (illative plural)
peckaas (inessive singular)
peckois (inessive plural)
peckast (elative singular)
peckoist (elative plural)
peckalle (allative singular)
peckoille (allative plural)
peckaal (adessive singular)
peckoil (adessive plural)
peckalt (ablative singular)
peckoilt (ablative plural)
peckaks (singular translative)
peckoiks (plural translative)
peckanna (essive singular)
peckaan (essive singular)
peckoinna (essive plural)
peckoin (essive plural)
peckant (exessive singular)
peckoint (exessive plural)


tacka

tacka (nominative singular)
tackat (nominative plural)
tackan (genitive singular)
tackoin (genitive plural)
tackaa (partitive singular)
tackoja (partitive plural)
tackaa (illative singular)
tackoi (illative plural)
tackaas (inessive singular)
tackois (inessive plural)
tackast (elative singular)
tackoist (elative plural)
tackalle (allative singular)
tackoille (allative plural)
tackaal (adessive singular)
tackoil (adessive plural)
tackalt (ablative singular)
tackoilt (ablative plural)
tackaks (singular translative)
tackoiks (plural translative)
tackanna (essive singular)
tackaan (essive singular)
tackoinna (essive plural)
tackoin (essive plural)
tackant (exessive singular)
tackoint (exessive plural)


härkin

härkin (nominative singular)
härkkimet (nominative plural)
härkkimen (genitive singular)
härkkimiin (genitive plural)
härkintä (partitive singular)
härkint (partitive singular)
härkkimiä (partitive plural)
härkimee (illative singular)
härkkimii (illative plural)
härkkimees (inessive singular)
härkkimiis (inessive plural)
härkkimest (elative singular)
härkkimist (elative plural)
härkkimelle (allative singular)
härkkimille (allative plural)
härkkimeel (adessive singular)
härkkimiil (adessive plural)
härkkimelt (ablative singular)
härkkimilt (ablative plural)
härkkimeks (singular translative)
härkkimiks (plural translative)
härkkimennä (essive singular)
härkimeen (essive singular)
härkkiminnä (essive plural)
härkkimiin (essive plural)
härkkiment (exessive singular)
härkkimint (exessive plural)


rysä

rysä (nominative singular)
rysät (nominative plural)
rysän (genitive singular)
ryssiin (genitive plural)
ryssää (partitive singular)
ryssiä (partitive plural)
ryssää (illative singular)
ryssii (illative plural)
rysäs (inessive singular)
rysis (inessive plural)
rysäst (elative singular)
rysist (elative plural)
rysälle (allative singular)
rysille (allative plural)
rysäl (adessive singular)
rysil (adessive plural)
rysält (ablative singular)
rysilt (ablative plural)
rysäks (singular translative)
rysiks (plural translative)
rysännä (essive singular)
ryssään (essive singular)
rysinnä (essive plural)
ryssiin (essive plural)
rysänt (exessive singular)
rysint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Middle Low German rǖse. Cognates include Finnish rysä and Estonian rüsa.


klina

klina (nominative singular)
klinat (nominative plural)
klinan (genitive singular)
klinnoin (genitive plural)
klinnaa (partitive singular)
klinoja (partitive plural)
klinnaa (illative singular)
klinnoi (illative plural)
klinas (inessive singular)
klinois (inessive plural)
klinast (elative singular)
klinoist (elative plural)
klinalle (allative singular)
klinoille (allative plural)
klinal (adessive singular)
klinoil (adessive plural)
klinalt (ablative singular)
klinoilt (ablative plural)
klinaks (singular translative)
klinoiks (plural translative)
klinanna (essive singular)
klinnaan (essive singular)
klinoinna (essive plural)
klinnoin (essive plural)
klinant (exessive singular)
klinoint (exessive plural)


lapja

lapja (nominative singular)
lapjat (nominative plural)
lapjan (genitive singular)
lapjoin (genitive plural)
lapjaa (partitive singular)
lapjoja (partitive plural)
lapjaa (illative singular)
lapjoi (illative plural)
lapjaas (inessive singular)
lapjois (inessive plural)
lapjast (elative singular)
lapjoist (elative plural)
lapjalle (allative singular)
lapjoille (allative plural)
lapjaal (adessive singular)
lapjoil (adessive plural)
lapjalt (ablative singular)
lapjoilt (ablative plural)
lapjaks (singular translative)
lapjoiks (plural translative)
lapjanna (essive singular)
lapjaan (essive singular)
lapjoinna (essive plural)
lapjoin (essive plural)
lapjant (exessive singular)
lapjoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *lapida. Cognates include dialectal Finnish lapia and Estonian labidas.

Șutil ... Lapjaal ...


hummar

hummar (nominative singular)
hummaret (nominative plural)
hummaren (genitive singular)
hummariin (genitive plural)
hummarta (partitive singular)
hummaria (partitive plural)
hummaree (illative singular)
hummarii (illative plural)
hummarees (inessive singular)
hummariis (inessive plural)
hummarest (elative singular)
hummarist (elative plural)
hummarelle (allative singular)
hummarille (allative plural)
hummareel (adessive singular)
hummariil (adessive plural)
hummarelt (ablative singular)
hummarilt (ablative plural)
hummareks (singular translative)
hummariks (plural translative)
hummarenna (essive singular)
hummareen (essive singular)
hummarinna (essive plural)
hummariin (essive plural)
hummarent (exessive singular)
hummarint (exessive plural)
hummer (alternative)

From Proto-Finnic *humar. Cognates include Finnish huhmar and Estonian uhmer.


kerves

kerves (nominative singular)
kerveet (nominative plural)
kerveen (genitive singular)
kervein (genitive plural)
kervestä (partitive singular)
kervest (partitive singular)
kerveitä (partitive plural)
kervejä (partitive plural)
kerveesse (illative singular)
kerveisse (illative plural)
kervees (inessive singular)
kerveis (inessive plural)
kerveest (elative singular)
kerveist (elative plural)
kerveelle (allative singular)
kerveille (allative plural)
kerveel (adessive singular)
kerveil (adessive plural)
kerveelt (ablative singular)
kerveilt (ablative plural)
kerveeks (singular translative)
kerveiks (plural translative)
kerveennä (essive singular)
kerveen (essive singular)
kerveinnä (essive plural)
kervein (essive plural)
kerveent (exessive singular)
kerveint (exessive plural)
kerves (nominative singular)
kervehet (nominative plural)
kerveet (nominative plural)
kervehen (genitive singular)
kervehiin (genitive plural)
kervestä (partitive singular)
kervehiä (partitive plural)
kervehesse (illative singular)
kervehisse (illative plural)
kervehees (inessive singular)
kervehiis (inessive plural)
kervehest (elative singular)
kervehist (elative plural)
kervehelle (allative singular)
kervehille (allative plural)
kerveheel (adessive singular)
kervehiil (adessive plural)
kervehelt (ablative singular)
kervehilt (ablative plural)
kerveheks (singular translative)
kervehiks (plural translative)
kerveheen (essive singular)
kervehiin (essive plural)
kervehent (exessive singular)
kervehint (exessive plural)
kirves (alternative)

izh-decl-table/S

type 2/<i class="Latn mention" lang="izh">patsas</i>, no gradation

[ˈke̞rʋe̞ʒ̥]

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

Krandașșiil ... Kerveel ...


korenta

korenta (nominative singular)
korennat (nominative plural)
korennan (genitive singular)
korentoin (genitive plural)
korentaa (partitive singular)
korentoja (partitive plural)
korentaa (illative singular)
korentoihe (illative plural)
korennaas (inessive singular)
korennois (inessive plural)
korennast (elative singular)
korennoist (elative plural)
korennalle (allative singular)
korennoille (allative plural)
korennaal (adessive singular)
korennoil (adessive plural)
korennalt (ablative singular)
korennoilt (ablative plural)
korennaks (singular translative)
korennoiks (plural translative)
korentanna (essive singular)
korentaan (essive singular)
korentoinna (essive plural)
korentoin (essive plural)
korentant (exessive singular)
korentoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *korënta. Cognates include dialectal Finnish korenta and Estonian kõrend.


heinähanko

heinähanko (nominative singular)
heinähangot (nominative plural)
heinähangon (genitive singular)
heinähankoin (genitive plural)
heinähankoloin (genitive plural)
heinähankoa (partitive singular)
heinähankoja (partitive plural)
heinähankoloja (partitive plural)
heinähankoo (illative singular)
heinähankoi (illative plural)
heinähankoloihe (illative plural)
heinähangoos (inessive singular)
heinähangois (inessive plural)
heinähankolois (inessive plural)
heinähangost (elative singular)
heinähangoist (elative plural)
heinähankoloist (elative plural)
heinähangolle (allative singular)
heinähangoille (allative plural)
heinähankoloille (allative plural)
heinähangool (adessive singular)
heinähangoil (adessive plural)
heinähankoloil (adessive plural)
heinähangolt (ablative singular)
heinähangoilt (ablative plural)
heinähankoloilt (ablative plural)
heinähangoks (singular translative)
heinähangoiks (plural translative)
heinähankoloiks (plural translative)
heinähankonna (essive singular)
heinähankoon (essive singular)
heinähankoinna (essive plural)
heinähankoloinna (essive plural)
heinähankoin (essive plural)
heinähankoloin (essive plural)
heinähankont (exessive singular)
heinähankoint (exessive plural)
heinähankoloint (exessive plural)

[ˈhe̞i̯nəˌhɑŋkŏ̞̥]

[ˈhe̞i̯næˌhɑŋɡ̊o̞]

From heinä (“hay”) + hanko (“pitchfork”). Akin to Finnish heinähanko.


pelsimet

pelsimet (nominative plural)
pelsimiin (genitive plural)
pelsimiä (partitive plural)
pelsimii (illative plural)
pelsimiis (inessive plural)
pelsimist (elative plural)
pelsimille (allative plural)
pelsimiil (adessive plural)
pelsimilt (ablative plural)
pelsimiks (plural translative)
pelsiminnä (essive plural)
pelsimiin (essive plural)
pelsimint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian пяльцы (pjalʹcy). Akin to dialetal Finnish pelsimet.


lello

lello (nominative singular)
lellot (nominative plural)
lellon (genitive singular)
lelloin (genitive plural)
lelloloin (genitive plural)
lelloa (partitive singular)
lelloja (partitive plural)
lelloloja (partitive plural)
lelloo (illative singular)
lelloi (illative plural)
lelloloihe (illative plural)
lelloos (inessive singular)
lellois (inessive plural)
lellolois (inessive plural)
lellost (elative singular)
lelloist (elative plural)
lelloloist (elative plural)
lellolle (allative singular)
lelloille (allative plural)
lelloloille (allative plural)
lellool (adessive singular)
lelloil (adessive plural)
lelloloil (adessive plural)
lellolt (ablative singular)
lelloilt (ablative plural)
lelloloilt (ablative plural)
lelloks (singular translative)
lelloiks (plural translative)
lelloloiks (plural translative)
lellonna (essive singular)
lelloon (essive singular)
lelloinna (essive plural)
lelloloinna (essive plural)
lelloin (essive plural)
lelloloin (essive plural)
lellont (exessive singular)
lelloint (exessive plural)
lelloloint (exessive plural)

[ˈlʲe̞ɫːŏ̞̥]


kookka

kookka (nominative singular)
kookat (nominative plural)
kookan (genitive singular)
kookkiin (genitive plural)
kookkaa (partitive singular)
kookkia (partitive plural)
kookkaa (illative singular)
kookkii (illative plural)
kookaas (inessive singular)
kookiis (inessive plural)
kookast (elative singular)
kookist (elative plural)
kookalle (allative singular)
kookille (allative plural)
kookaal (adessive singular)
kookiil (adessive plural)
kookalt (ablative singular)
kookilt (ablative plural)
kookaks (singular translative)
kookiks (plural translative)
kookkanna (essive singular)
kookkaan (essive singular)
kookkinna (essive plural)
kookkiin (essive plural)
kookkant (exessive singular)
kookkint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kookka. Cognates include Finnish kuokka and Veps kok.


onkikokka

onkikokka (nominative singular)
onkikokat (nominative plural)
onkikokan (genitive singular)
onkikokkiin (genitive plural)
onkikokkaa (partitive singular)
onkikokkia (partitive plural)
onkikokkaa (illative singular)
onkikokkii (illative plural)
onkikokas (inessive singular)
onkikokis (inessive plural)
onkikokast (elative singular)
onkikokist (elative plural)
onkikokalle (allative singular)
onkikokille (allative plural)
onkikokal (adessive singular)
onkikokil (adessive plural)
onkikokalt (ablative singular)
onkikokilt (ablative plural)
onkikokaks (singular translative)
onkikokiks (plural translative)
onkikokkanna (essive singular)
onkikokkaan (essive singular)
onkikokkinna (essive plural)
onkikokkiin (essive plural)
onkikokkant (exessive singular)
onkikokkint (exessive plural)

[ˈo̞ŋkĭˌko̞kː]

[ˈo̞ŋɡ̊iˌɡ̊o̞kːɑ]

From onki (“fishing rod”) + kokka (“hook”). Akin to Finnish ongenkoukku.


tunni

tunni (nominative singular)
tunnit (nominative plural)
tunnin (genitive singular)
tunniin (genitive plural)
tunniloin (genitive plural)
tunnia (partitive singular)
tunnija (partitive plural)
tunniloja (partitive plural)
tunnii (illative singular)
tunnii (illative plural)
tunniloihe (illative plural)
tunniis (inessive singular)
tunniis (inessive plural)
tunnilois (inessive plural)
tunnist (elative singular)
tunniist (elative plural)
tunniloist (elative plural)
tunnille (allative singular)
tunniille (allative plural)
tunniloille (allative plural)
tunniil (adessive singular)
tunniil (adessive plural)
tunniloil (adessive plural)
tunnilt (ablative singular)
tunniilt (ablative plural)
tunniloilt (ablative plural)
tunniks (singular translative)
tunniiks (plural translative)
tunniloiks (plural translative)
tunninna (essive singular)
tunniin (essive singular)
tunniinna (essive plural)
tunniloinna (essive plural)
tunniin (essive plural)
tunniloin (essive plural)
tunnint (exessive singular)
tunniint (exessive plural)
tunniloint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Estonian tund, from Middle Low German stunde.


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.


nootta

nootta (nominative singular)
nootat (nominative plural)
nootan (genitive singular)
noottiin (genitive plural)
noottaa (partitive singular)
noottia (partitive plural)
noottaa (illative singular)
noottii (illative plural)
nootaas (inessive singular)
nootiis (inessive plural)
nootast (elative singular)
nootist (elative plural)
nootalle (allative singular)
nootille (allative plural)
nootaal (adessive singular)
nootiil (adessive plural)
nootalt (ablative singular)
nootilt (ablative plural)
nootaks (singular translative)
nootiks (plural translative)
noottanna (essive singular)
noottaan (essive singular)
noottinna (essive plural)
noottiin (essive plural)
noottant (exessive singular)
noottint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *nootta. Cognates include Finnish nuotta and Estonian noot.

Butkat, tuurat, verkot, nootat,


petel

petel (nominative singular)
petkelet (nominative plural)
petkelen (genitive singular)
petkeliin (genitive plural)
peteltä (partitive singular)
petkeliä (partitive plural)
petkelee (illative singular)
petkelii (illative plural)
petkelees (inessive singular)
petkeliis (inessive plural)
petkelest (elative singular)
petkelist (elative plural)
petkelelle (allative singular)
petkelille (allative plural)
petkeleel (adessive singular)
petkeliil (adessive plural)
petkelelt (ablative singular)
petkelilt (ablative plural)
petkeleks (singular translative)
petkeliks (plural translative)
petkelennä (essive singular)
petkeleen (essive singular)
petkelinnä (essive plural)
petkeliin (essive plural)
petkelent (exessive singular)
petkelint (exessive plural)
petkel (alternative)
petkele (alternative)

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


nevvo

nevvo (nominative singular)
nevvot (nominative plural)
nevvon (genitive singular)
nevvoin (genitive plural)
nevvoloin (genitive plural)
nevvoa (partitive singular)
nevvoja (partitive plural)
nevvoloja (partitive plural)
nevvoo (illative singular)
nevvoi (illative plural)
nevvoloihe (illative plural)
nevvoos (inessive singular)
nevvois (inessive plural)
nevvolois (inessive plural)
nevvost (elative singular)
nevvoist (elative plural)
nevvoloist (elative plural)
nevvolle (allative singular)
nevvoille (allative plural)
nevvoloille (allative plural)
nevvool (adessive singular)
nevvoil (adessive plural)
nevvoloil (adessive plural)
nevvolt (ablative singular)
nevvoilt (ablative plural)
nevvoloilt (ablative plural)
nevvoks (singular translative)
nevvoiks (plural translative)
nevvoloiks (plural translative)
nevvonna (essive singular)
nevvoon (essive singular)
nevvoinna (essive plural)
nevvoloinna (essive plural)
nevvoin (essive plural)
nevvoloin (essive plural)
nevvont (exessive singular)
nevvoint (exessive plural)
nevvoloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *nëuvo (“tool”). Cognates include Finnish neuvo (“resource”) and Estonian nõu (“plan”).


voikirnu

voikirnu (nominative singular)
voikirnut (nominative plural)
voikirnun (genitive singular)
voikirnuin (genitive plural)
voikirnuloin (genitive plural)
voikirnua (partitive singular)
voikirnuja (partitive plural)
voikirnuloja (partitive plural)
voikirnuu (illative singular)
voikirnui (illative plural)
voikirnuloihe (illative plural)
voikirnuus (inessive singular)
voikirnuis (inessive plural)
voikirnulois (inessive plural)
voikirnust (elative singular)
voikirnuist (elative plural)
voikirnuloist (elative plural)
voikirnulle (allative singular)
voikirnuille (allative plural)
voikirnuloille (allative plural)
voikirnuul (adessive singular)
voikirnuil (adessive plural)
voikirnuloil (adessive plural)
voikirnult (ablative singular)
voikirnuilt (ablative plural)
voikirnuloilt (ablative plural)
voikirnuks (singular translative)
voikirnuiks (plural translative)
voikirnuloiks (plural translative)
voikirnunna (essive singular)
voikirnuun (essive singular)
voikirnuinna (essive plural)
voikirnuloinna (essive plural)
voikirnuin (essive plural)
voikirnuloin (essive plural)
voikirnunt (exessive singular)
voikirnuint (exessive plural)
voikirnuloint (exessive plural)

[ˈʋo̞i̯kərnŭ̥]

From voi (“butter”) + kirnu (“churn”). Akin to Finnish voikirnu.


kumpassi

kumpassi (nominative singular)
kumpassit (nominative plural)
kumpassin (genitive singular)
kumpassiin (genitive plural)
kumpassiloin (genitive plural)
kumpassia (partitive singular)
kumpassija (partitive plural)
kumpassiloja (partitive plural)
kumpassii (illative singular)
kumpassii (illative plural)
kumpassiloihe (illative plural)
kumpassiis (inessive singular)
kumpassiis (inessive plural)
kumpassilois (inessive plural)
kumpassist (elative singular)
kumpassiist (elative plural)
kumpassiloist (elative plural)
kumpassille (allative singular)
kumpassiille (allative plural)
kumpassiloille (allative plural)
kumpassiil (adessive singular)
kumpassiil (adessive plural)
kumpassiloil (adessive plural)
kumpassilt (ablative singular)
kumpassiilt (ablative plural)
kumpassiloilt (ablative plural)
kumpassiks (singular translative)
kumpassiiks (plural translative)
kumpassiloiks (plural translative)
kumpassinna (essive singular)
kumpassiin (essive singular)
kumpassiinna (essive plural)
kumpassiloinna (essive plural)
kumpassiin (essive plural)
kumpassiloin (essive plural)
kumpassint (exessive singular)
kumpassiint (exessive plural)
kumpassiloint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Medieval Latin compassus. Compare Finnish kompassi.

Seisotettaa kumpassi niin:

1936, L. G. Terehova, V. G. Erdeli, translated by Mihailov and P. I. Maksimov, Geografia: oppikirja iƶoroin alkușkoulun kolmatta klaassaa vart (ensimäine osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 10:


nännä

nännä (nominative singular)
nännät (nominative plural)
nännän (genitive singular)
nänniin (genitive plural)
nännää (partitive singular)
nänniä (partitive plural)
nännää (illative singular)
nännii (illative plural)
nännääs (inessive singular)
nänniis (inessive plural)
nännäst (elative singular)
nännist (elative plural)
nännälle (allative singular)
nännille (allative plural)
nännääl (adessive singular)
nänniil (adessive plural)
nännält (ablative singular)
nännilt (ablative plural)
nännäks (singular translative)
nänniks (plural translative)
nännännä (essive singular)
nännään (essive singular)
nänninnä (essive plural)
nänniin (essive plural)
nännänt (exessive singular)
nännint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *nännä. Cognates include dialectal Finnish nännä and Estonian nänn.


lineikka

lineikka (nominative singular)
lineikat (nominative plural)
lineikan (genitive singular)
lineikkoin (genitive plural)
lineikkaa (partitive singular)
lineikkoja (partitive plural)
lineikkaa (illative singular)
lineikkoihe (illative plural)
lineikaas (inessive singular)
lineikois (inessive plural)
lineikast (elative singular)
lineikoist (elative plural)
lineikalle (allative singular)
lineikoille (allative plural)
lineikaal (adessive singular)
lineikoil (adessive plural)
lineikalt (ablative singular)
lineikoilt (ablative plural)
lineikaks (singular translative)
lineikoiks (plural translative)
lineikkanna (essive singular)
lineikkaan (essive singular)
lineikkoinna (essive plural)
lineikkoin (essive plural)
lineikkant (exessive singular)
lineikkoint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian линейка (linejka).

Pluugaal ... Lineikaal ...


šutti

šutti (nominative singular)
šutit (nominative plural)
šutin (genitive singular)
šuttiin (genitive plural)
šuttiloin (genitive plural)
šuttia (partitive singular)
šuttija (partitive plural)
šuttiloja (partitive plural)
šuttii (illative singular)
šuttii (illative plural)
šuttiloihe (illative plural)
šutis (inessive singular)
šuttiis (inessive plural)
šuttilois (inessive plural)
šutist (elative singular)
šuttiist (elative plural)
šuttiloist (elative plural)
šutille (allative singular)
šuttiille (allative plural)
šuttiloille (allative plural)
šutil (adessive singular)
šuttiil (adessive plural)
šuttiloil (adessive plural)
šutilt (ablative singular)
šuttiilt (ablative plural)
šuttiloilt (ablative plural)
šutiks (singular translative)
šuttiiks (plural translative)
šuttiloiks (plural translative)
šuttinna (essive singular)
šuttiin (essive singular)
šuttiinna (essive plural)
šuttiloinna (essive plural)
šuttiin (essive plural)
šuttiloin (essive plural)
šuttint (exessive singular)
šuttiint (exessive plural)
šuttiloint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Old Swedish [Term?]. Cognate with Finnish suti.

Șutil ... Lapjaal ...

1936, V. I. Junus, P. L. Maksimov, Inkeroisin keelen oppikirja alkuşkouluja vart (ensimäine osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 241:


kirkka

kirkka (nominative singular)
kirkat (nominative plural)
kirkan (genitive singular)
kirkkoin (genitive plural)
kirkkaa (partitive singular)
kirkkoja (partitive plural)
kirkkaa (illative singular)
kirkkoi (illative plural)
kirkaas (inessive singular)
kirkois (inessive plural)
kirkast (elative singular)
kirkoist (elative plural)
kirkalle (allative singular)
kirkoille (allative plural)
kirkaal (adessive singular)
kirkoil (adessive plural)
kirkalt (ablative singular)
kirkoilt (ablative plural)
kirkaks (singular translative)
kirkoiks (plural translative)
kirkkanna (essive singular)
kirkkaan (essive singular)
kirkkoinna (essive plural)
kirkkoin (essive plural)
kirkkant (exessive singular)
kirkkoint (exessive plural)


leikka

leikka (nominative singular)
leikat (nominative plural)
leikan (genitive singular)
leikkoin (genitive plural)
leikkaa (partitive singular)
leikkoja (partitive plural)
leikkaa (illative singular)
leikkoi (illative plural)
leikaas (inessive singular)
leikois (inessive plural)
leikast (elative singular)
leikoist (elative plural)
leikalle (allative singular)
leikoille (allative plural)
leikaal (adessive singular)
leikoil (adessive plural)
leikalt (ablative singular)
leikoilt (ablative plural)
leikaks (singular translative)
leikoiks (plural translative)
leikkanna (essive singular)
leikkaan (essive singular)
leikkoinna (essive plural)
leikkoin (essive plural)
leikkant (exessive singular)
leikkoint (exessive plural)

[ˈlʲe̞i̯kːɑ]


painopuu

painopuu (nominative singular)
painopuut (nominative plural)
painopuun (genitive singular)
painopuijen (genitive plural)
painopuuta (partitive singular)
painopuita (partitive plural)
painopuuhu (illative singular)
painopuihe (illative plural)
painopuus (inessive singular)
painopuis (inessive plural)
painopuust (elative singular)
painopuist (elative plural)
painopuulle (allative singular)
painopuille (allative plural)
painopuul (adessive singular)
painopuil (adessive plural)
painopuult (ablative singular)
painopuilt (ablative plural)
painopuuks (singular translative)
painopuiks (plural translative)
painopuunna (essive singular)
painopuun (essive singular)
painopuinna (essive plural)
painopuin (essive plural)
painopuunt (exessive singular)
painopuint (exessive plural)

[ˈpɑi̯nŏ̞ˌpuː]

From paino (“weight”) + puu (“wood”). Compare Finnish paininpuu


serppi

serppi (nominative singular)
serpit (nominative plural)
serpin (genitive singular)
serppiin (genitive plural)
serppilöin (genitive plural)
serppiä (partitive singular)
serppijä (partitive plural)
serppilöjä (partitive plural)
serppii (illative singular)
serppii (illative plural)
serppilöihe (illative plural)
serpiis (inessive singular)
serppiis (inessive plural)
serppilöis (inessive plural)
serpist (elative singular)
serppiist (elative plural)
serppilöist (elative plural)
serpille (allative singular)
serppiille (allative plural)
serppilöille (allative plural)
serpiil (adessive singular)
serppiil (adessive plural)
serppilöil (adessive plural)
serpilt (ablative singular)
serppiilt (ablative plural)
serppilöilt (ablative plural)
serpiks (singular translative)
serppiiks (plural translative)
serppilöiks (plural translative)
serppinnä (essive singular)
serppiin (essive singular)
serppiinnä (essive plural)
serppilöinnä (essive plural)
serppiin (essive plural)
serppilöin (essive plural)
serppint (exessive singular)
serppiint (exessive plural)
serppilöint (exessive plural)
sirppi (alternative)

From Proto-Finnic *cirppi. Cognates include Finnish sirppi and Estonian sirp.


vyyhtipuu

vyyhtipuu (nominative singular)
vyyhtipuut (nominative plural)
vyyhtipuun (genitive singular)
vyyhtipuijen (genitive plural)
vyyhtipuuta (partitive singular)
vyyhtipuita (partitive plural)
vyyhtipuuhu (illative singular)
vyyhtipuihe (illative plural)
vyyhtipuus (inessive singular)
vyyhtipuis (inessive plural)
vyyhtipuust (elative singular)
vyyhtipuist (elative plural)
vyyhtipuulle (allative singular)
vyyhtipuille (allative plural)
vyyhtipuul (adessive singular)
vyyhtipuil (adessive plural)
vyyhtipuult (ablative singular)
vyyhtipuilt (ablative plural)
vyyhtipuuks (singular translative)
vyyhtipuiks (plural translative)
vyyhtipuunna (essive singular)
vyyhtipuun (essive singular)
vyyhtipuinna (essive plural)
vyyhtipuin (essive plural)
vyyhtipuunt (exessive singular)
vyyhtipuint (exessive plural)

[ˈʋyːhtʲĭˌpuː]

From vyyhti (“skein”) + puu (“wood”). Akin to Finnish vyyhdinpuu.

swift (a wooden tool spun to stretch a skein of yarn)


taehanko

taehanko (nominative singular)
taehangot (nominative plural)
taehangon (genitive singular)
taehankoin (genitive plural)
taehankoloin (genitive plural)
taehankoa (partitive singular)
taehankoja (partitive plural)
taehankoloja (partitive plural)
taehankoo (illative singular)
taehankoi (illative plural)
taehankoloihe (illative plural)
taehangoos (inessive singular)
taehangois (inessive plural)
taehankolois (inessive plural)
taehangost (elative singular)
taehangoist (elative plural)
taehankoloist (elative plural)
taehangolle (allative singular)
taehangoille (allative plural)
taehankoloille (allative plural)
taehangool (adessive singular)
taehangoil (adessive plural)
taehankoloil (adessive plural)
taehangolt (ablative singular)
taehangoilt (ablative plural)
taehankoloilt (ablative plural)
taehangoks (singular translative)
taehangoiks (plural translative)
taehankoloiks (plural translative)
taehankonna (essive singular)
taehankoon (essive singular)
taehankoinna (essive plural)
taehankoloinna (essive plural)
taehankoin (essive plural)
taehankoloin (essive plural)
taehankont (exessive singular)
taehankoint (exessive plural)
taehankoloint (exessive plural)

[ˈtɑe̞ˌhɑŋkŏ̞̥]

[ˈtɑe̞ˌhɑŋɡ̊o̞]

From tae (“manure”) + hanko (“pitchfork”).


astava

astava (nominative singular)
astavat (nominative plural)
astavan (genitive singular)
astavoin (genitive plural)
astavaa (partitive singular)
astavoja (partitive plural)
astavaa (illative singular)
astavoihe (illative plural)
astavaas (inessive singular)
astavois (inessive plural)
astavast (elative singular)
astavoist (elative plural)
astavalle (allative singular)
astavoille (allative plural)
astavaal (adessive singular)
astavoil (adessive plural)
astavalt (ablative singular)
astavoilt (ablative plural)
astavaks (singular translative)
astavoiks (plural translative)
astavanna (essive singular)
astavaan (essive singular)
astavoinna (essive plural)
astavoin (essive plural)
astavant (exessive singular)
astavoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognates include Finnish astuva and Votic astovõ.


poimipuikko

poimipuikko (nominative singular)
poimipuikot (nominative plural)
poimipuikon (genitive singular)
poimipuikkoin (genitive plural)
poimipuikkoloin (genitive plural)
poimipuikkoa (partitive singular)
poimipuikkoja (partitive plural)
poimipuikkoloja (partitive plural)
poimipuikkoo (illative singular)
poimipuikkoi (illative plural)
poimipuikkoloihe (illative plural)
poimipuikoos (inessive singular)
poimipuikois (inessive plural)
poimipuikkolois (inessive plural)
poimipuikost (elative singular)
poimipuikoist (elative plural)
poimipuikkoloist (elative plural)
poimipuikolle (allative singular)
poimipuikoille (allative plural)
poimipuikkoloille (allative plural)
poimipuikool (adessive singular)
poimipuikoil (adessive plural)
poimipuikkoloil (adessive plural)
poimipuikolt (ablative singular)
poimipuikoilt (ablative plural)
poimipuikkoloilt (ablative plural)
poimipuikoks (singular translative)
poimipuikoiks (plural translative)
poimipuikkoloiks (plural translative)
poimipuikkonna (essive singular)
poimipuikkoon (essive singular)
poimipuikkoinna (essive plural)
poimipuikkoloinna (essive plural)
poimipuikkoin (essive plural)
poimipuikkoloin (essive plural)
poimipuikkont (exessive singular)
poimipuikkoint (exessive plural)
poimipuikkoloint (exessive plural)

[ˈpo̞i̯mĭˌpui̯kːŏ̞̥]

From poimi- (“to fish out”) + puikko (“stick”).

compound

hook used to take nets and seines out of water


patahohla

patahohla (nominative singular)
patahohlat (nominative plural)
patahohlan (genitive singular)
patahohliin (genitive plural)
patahohlaa (partitive singular)
patahohlia (partitive plural)
patahohlaa (illative singular)
patahohlii (illative plural)
patahohlaas (inessive singular)
patahohliis (inessive plural)
patahohlast (elative singular)
patahohlist (elative plural)
patahohlalle (allative singular)
patahohlille (allative plural)
patahohlaal (adessive singular)
patahohliil (adessive plural)
patahohlalt (ablative singular)
patahohlilt (ablative plural)
patahohlaks (singular translative)
patahohliks (plural translative)
patahohlanna (essive singular)
patahohlaan (essive singular)
patahohlinna (essive plural)
patahohliin (essive plural)
patahohlant (exessive singular)
patahohlint (exessive plural)

[ˈpɑd̥ɑˌho̞hɫɑ]


haapakoukku

haapakoukku (nominative singular)
haapakoukut (nominative plural)
haapakoukun (genitive singular)
haapakoukkuin (genitive plural)
haapakoukkuloin (genitive plural)
haapakoukkua (partitive singular)
haapakoukkuja (partitive plural)
haapakoukkuloja (partitive plural)
haapakoukkuu (illative singular)
haapakoukkui (illative plural)
haapakoukkuloihe (illative plural)
haapakoukuus (inessive singular)
haapakoukuis (inessive plural)
haapakoukkulois (inessive plural)
haapakoukust (elative singular)
haapakoukuist (elative plural)
haapakoukkuloist (elative plural)
haapakoukulle (allative singular)
haapakoukuille (allative plural)
haapakoukkuloille (allative plural)
haapakoukuul (adessive singular)
haapakoukuil (adessive plural)
haapakoukkuloil (adessive plural)
haapakoukult (ablative singular)
haapakoukuilt (ablative plural)
haapakoukkuloilt (ablative plural)
haapakoukuks (singular translative)
haapakoukuiks (plural translative)
haapakoukkuloiks (plural translative)
haapakoukkunna (essive singular)
haapakoukkuun (essive singular)
haapakoukkuinna (essive plural)
haapakoukkuloinna (essive plural)
haapakoukkuin (essive plural)
haapakoukkuloin (essive plural)
haapakoukkunt (exessive singular)
haapakoukkuint (exessive plural)
haapakoukkuloint (exessive plural)

[ˈhɑːpəˌko̞u̯kːŭ̥]

[ˈhɑːb̥ɑˌko̞u̯kːu]

From haapa (“aspen”) + koukku (“poker”).


haapakookka

haapakookka (nominative singular)
haapakookat (nominative plural)
haapakookan (genitive singular)
haapakookkiin (genitive plural)
haapakookkaa (partitive singular)
haapakookkia (partitive plural)
haapakookkaa (illative singular)
haapakookkii (illative plural)
haapakookaas (inessive singular)
haapakookiis (inessive plural)
haapakookast (elative singular)
haapakookist (elative plural)
haapakookalle (allative singular)
haapakookille (allative plural)
haapakookaal (adessive singular)
haapakookiil (adessive plural)
haapakookalt (ablative singular)
haapakookilt (ablative plural)
haapakookaks (singular translative)
haapakookiks (plural translative)
haapakookkanna (essive singular)
haapakookkaan (essive singular)
haapakookkinna (essive plural)
haapakookkiin (essive plural)
haapakookkant (exessive singular)
haapakookkint (exessive plural)

/ˈhɑːpɑˌkoːkːɑ/

[ˈhɑːpəˌkoːkː]

/ˈhɑːpɑˌkoːkːɑ/

[ˈhɑːb̥ɑˌko̝ːkːɑ]

From haapa (“aspen”) + kookka (“mattock”).


leetsa

leetsa (nominative singular)
leetsat (nominative plural)
leetsan (genitive singular)
leetsoin (genitive plural)
leetsaa (partitive singular)
leetsoja (partitive plural)
leetsaa (illative singular)
leetsoi (illative plural)
leetsaas (inessive singular)
leetsois (inessive plural)
leetsast (elative singular)
leetsoist (elative plural)
leetsalle (allative singular)
leetsoille (allative plural)
leetsaal (adessive singular)
leetsoil (adessive plural)
leetsalt (ablative singular)
leetsoilt (ablative plural)
leetsaks (singular translative)
leetsoiks (plural translative)
leetsanna (essive singular)
leetsaan (essive singular)
leetsoinna (essive plural)
leetsoin (essive plural)
leetsant (exessive singular)
leetsoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *lëëcca. Cognates include Finnish lietso and Estonian lõõts.


vesu

vesu (nominative singular)
vesut (nominative plural)
vesun (genitive singular)
vessuin (genitive plural)
vesuloin (genitive plural)
vessua (partitive singular)
vesuja (partitive plural)
vesuloja (partitive plural)
vessuu (illative singular)
vessui (illative plural)
vesuloihe (illative plural)
vesus (inessive singular)
vesuis (inessive plural)
vesulois (inessive plural)
vesust (elative singular)
vesuist (elative plural)
vesuloist (elative plural)
vesulle (allative singular)
vesuille (allative plural)
vesuloille (allative plural)
vesul (adessive singular)
vesuil (adessive plural)
vesuloil (adessive plural)
vesult (ablative singular)
vesuilt (ablative plural)
vesuloilt (ablative plural)
vesuks (singular translative)
vesuiks (plural translative)
vesuloiks (plural translative)
vesunna (essive singular)
vessuun (essive singular)
vesuinna (essive plural)
vesuloinna (essive plural)
vessuin (essive plural)
vesuloin (essive plural)
vesunt (exessive singular)
vesuint (exessive plural)
vesuloint (exessive plural)

A type of adze used for digging gutters.


utjuga

utjuga (nominative singular)
utjugat (nominative plural)
utjugan (genitive singular)
utjugiin (genitive plural)
utjugaa (partitive singular)
utjugia (partitive plural)
utjugaa (illative singular)
utjugii (illative plural)
utjugaas (inessive singular)
utjugiis (inessive plural)
utjugast (elative singular)
utjugist (elative plural)
utjugalle (allative singular)
utjugille (allative plural)
utjugaal (adessive singular)
utjugiil (adessive plural)
utjugalt (ablative singular)
utjugilt (ablative plural)
utjugaks (singular translative)
utjugiks (plural translative)
utjuganna (essive singular)
utjugaan (essive singular)
utjuginna (essive plural)
utjugiin (essive plural)
utjugant (exessive singular)
utjugint (exessive plural)

[ˈutʲˑuːɡ̊ɑ]

2-st pangist i utjugast maksettu 9 rub. 10 kop. Panki maksaa 1 rub. 96 kop. Paljo maksaa utjuga?

1937, N. S. Popova, translated by A. Kolesova, Arifmetiikan oppikirja alkușkouluja vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 49:

9 rub. 10 kop. were paid for two buckets and a clothes iron. A bucket costs 1 rub. 96 kop. How much does a clothes iron cost?


puuastava

puuastava (nominative singular)
puuastavat (nominative plural)
puuastavan (genitive singular)
puuastavoin (genitive plural)
puuastavaa (partitive singular)
puuastavoja (partitive plural)
puuastavaa (illative singular)
puuastavoihe (illative plural)
puuastavaas (inessive singular)
puuastavois (inessive plural)
puuastavast (elative singular)
puuastavoist (elative plural)
puuastavalle (allative singular)
puuastavoille (allative plural)
puuastavaal (adessive singular)
puuastavoil (adessive plural)
puuastavalt (ablative singular)
puuastavoilt (ablative plural)
puuastavaks (singular translative)
puuastavoiks (plural translative)
puuastavanna (essive singular)
puuastavaan (essive singular)
puuastavoinna (essive plural)
puuastavoin (essive plural)
puuastavant (exessive singular)
puuastavoint (exessive plural)

/ˈpuːˌɑstɑʋɑ/

[ˈpuːˌɑs̠təʋ]

/ˈpuːˌɑstɑʋɑ/

[ˈpuːˌɑʃtɑʋɑ]


uheri

uheri (nominative singular)
uherit (nominative plural)
uherin (genitive singular)
uheriin (genitive plural)
uheriloin (genitive plural)
uheria (partitive singular)
uherija (partitive plural)
uheriloja (partitive plural)
uherii (illative singular)
uherii (illative plural)
uheriloihe (illative plural)
uheriis (inessive singular)
uheriis (inessive plural)
uherilois (inessive plural)
uherist (elative singular)
uheriist (elative plural)
uheriloist (elative plural)
uherille (allative singular)
uheriille (allative plural)
uheriloille (allative plural)
uheriil (adessive singular)
uheriil (adessive plural)
uheriloil (adessive plural)
uherilt (ablative singular)
uheriilt (ablative plural)
uheriloilt (ablative plural)
uheriks (singular translative)
uheriiks (plural translative)
uheriloiks (plural translative)
uherinna (essive singular)
uheriin (essive singular)
uheriinna (essive plural)
uheriloinna (essive plural)
uheriin (essive plural)
uheriloin (essive plural)
uherint (exessive singular)
uheriint (exessive plural)
uheriloint (exessive plural)


asra

asra (nominative singular)
asrat (nominative plural)
asran (genitive singular)
asroin (genitive plural)
asraa (partitive singular)
asroja (partitive plural)
asraa (illative singular)
asroi (illative plural)
asraas (inessive singular)
asrois (inessive plural)
asrast (elative singular)
asroist (elative plural)
asralle (allative singular)
asroille (allative plural)
asraal (adessive singular)
asroil (adessive plural)
asralt (ablative singular)
asroilt (ablative plural)
asraks (singular translative)
asroiks (plural translative)
asranna (essive singular)
asraan (essive singular)
asroinna (essive plural)
asroin (essive plural)
asrant (exessive singular)
asroint (exessive plural)


alaisin

alaisin (nominative singular)
alaisimet (nominative plural)
alaisimen (genitive singular)
alaisimmiin (genitive plural)
alaisinta (partitive singular)
alaisint (partitive singular)
alaisimmia (partitive plural)
alaisimmee (illative singular)
alaisimmii (illative plural)
alaisimes (inessive singular)
alaisimis (inessive plural)
alaisimest (elative singular)
alaisimist (elative plural)
alaisimelle (allative singular)
alaisimille (allative plural)
alaisimel (adessive singular)
alaisimil (adessive plural)
alaisimelt (ablative singular)
alaisimilt (ablative plural)
alaisimeks (singular translative)
alaisimiks (plural translative)
alaisimenna (essive singular)
alaisimmeen (essive singular)
alaisiminna (essive plural)
alaisimmiin (essive plural)
alaisiment (exessive singular)
alaisimint (exessive plural)

[ˈɑɫɑi̯s̠ĭn]

[ˈɑɫˑɑi̯ʒ̥in]

From Proto-Finnic *alacin. Cognates include Finnish alasin and Estonian alasi.


tiskat

tiskat (nominative plural)
tiskoin (genitive plural)
tiskoja (partitive plural)
tiskoi (illative plural)
tiskois (inessive plural)
tiskoist (elative plural)
tiskoille (allative plural)
tiskoil (adessive plural)
tiskoilt (ablative plural)
tiskoiks (plural translative)
tiskoinna (essive plural)
tiskoin (essive plural)
tiskoint (exessive plural)


maitosarvi

maitosarvi (nominative singular)
maitosarvet (nominative plural)
maitosarven (genitive singular)
maitosarviin (genitive plural)
maitosarviloin (genitive plural)
maitosarvia (partitive singular)
maitosarvija (partitive plural)
maitosarviloja (partitive plural)
maitosarvee (illative singular)
maitosarvii (illative plural)
maitosarviloihe (illative plural)
maitosarvees (inessive singular)
maitosarviis (inessive plural)
maitosarvilois (inessive plural)
maitosarvest (elative singular)
maitosarvist (elative plural)
maitosarviloist (elative plural)
maitosarvelle (allative singular)
maitosarville (allative plural)
maitosarviloille (allative plural)
maitosarveel (adessive singular)
maitosarviil (adessive plural)
maitosarviloil (adessive plural)
maitosarvelt (ablative singular)
maitosarvilt (ablative plural)
maitosarviloilt (ablative plural)
maitosarveks (singular translative)
maitosarviks (plural translative)
maitosarviloiks (plural translative)
maitosarvenna (essive singular)
maitosarveen (essive singular)
maitosarvinna (essive plural)
maitosarviloinna (essive plural)
maitosarviin (essive plural)
maitosarviloin (essive plural)
maitosarvent (exessive singular)
maitosarvint (exessive plural)
maitosarviloint (exessive plural)

[ˈmɑi̯tŏ̞ˌs̠ɑrʋʲ]

[ˈmɑi̯d̥o̞ˌʒ̥ɑrʋi]

From maito (“milk”) + sarvi (“horn”). Akin to Finnish maitosarvi.

A horn used to feed milk to an infant; an early form of a baby bottle.


rantanootta

rantanootta (nominative singular)
rantanootat (nominative plural)
rantanootan (genitive singular)
rantanoottiin (genitive plural)
rantanoottaa (partitive singular)
rantanoottia (partitive plural)
rantanoottaa (illative singular)
rantanoottii (illative plural)
rantanootaas (inessive singular)
rantanootiis (inessive plural)
rantanootast (elative singular)
rantanootist (elative plural)
rantanootalle (allative singular)
rantanootille (allative plural)
rantanootaal (adessive singular)
rantanootiil (adessive plural)
rantanootalt (ablative singular)
rantanootilt (ablative plural)
rantanootaks (singular translative)
rantanootiks (plural translative)
rantanoottanna (essive singular)
rantanoottaan (essive singular)
rantanoottinna (essive plural)
rantanoottiin (essive plural)
rantanoottant (exessive singular)
rantanoottint (exessive plural)

[ˈrɑnd̥ɑˌno̝ːtːɑ]

From ranta (“shore”) + nootta (“seine”).


puuhanko

puuhanko (nominative singular)
puuhangot (nominative plural)
puuhangon (genitive singular)
puuhankoin (genitive plural)
puuhankoloin (genitive plural)
puuhankoa (partitive singular)
puuhankoja (partitive plural)
puuhankoloja (partitive plural)
puuhankoo (illative singular)
puuhankoi (illative plural)
puuhankoloihe (illative plural)
puuhangoos (inessive singular)
puuhangois (inessive plural)
puuhankolois (inessive plural)
puuhangost (elative singular)
puuhangoist (elative plural)
puuhankoloist (elative plural)
puuhangolle (allative singular)
puuhangoille (allative plural)
puuhankoloille (allative plural)
puuhangool (adessive singular)
puuhangoil (adessive plural)
puuhankoloil (adessive plural)
puuhangolt (ablative singular)
puuhangoilt (ablative plural)
puuhankoloilt (ablative plural)
puuhangoks (singular translative)
puuhangoiks (plural translative)
puuhankoloiks (plural translative)
puuhankonna (essive singular)
puuhankoon (essive singular)
puuhankoinna (essive plural)
puuhankoloinna (essive plural)
puuhankoin (essive plural)
puuhankoloin (essive plural)
puuhankont (exessive singular)
puuhankoint (exessive plural)
puuhankoloint (exessive plural)

[ˈpuːˌhɑŋkŏ̞̥]

[ˈpuːˌhɑŋɡ̊o̞]

From puu (“wood”) + hanko (“pitchfork”).


puulapja

puulapja (nominative singular)
puulapjat (nominative plural)
puulapjan (genitive singular)
puulapjoin (genitive plural)
puulapjaa (partitive singular)
puulapjoja (partitive plural)
puulapjaa (illative singular)
puulapjoi (illative plural)
puulapjaas (inessive singular)
puulapjois (inessive plural)
puulapjast (elative singular)
puulapjoist (elative plural)
puulapjalle (allative singular)
puulapjoille (allative plural)
puulapjaal (adessive singular)
puulapjoil (adessive plural)
puulapjalt (ablative singular)
puulapjoilt (ablative plural)
puulapjaks (singular translative)
puulapjoiks (plural translative)
puulapjanna (essive singular)
puulapjaan (essive singular)
puulapjoinna (essive plural)
puulapjoin (essive plural)
puulapjant (exessive singular)
puulapjoint (exessive plural)

[ˈpuːˌɫɑb̥jɑ]


rautaastava

rautaastava (nominative singular)
rautaastavat (nominative plural)
rautaastavan (genitive singular)
rautaastavvoin (genitive plural)
rautaastavvaa (partitive singular)
rautaastavoja (partitive plural)
rautaastavvaa (illative singular)
rautaastavvoi (illative plural)
rautaastavas (inessive singular)
rautaastavois (inessive plural)
rautaastavast (elative singular)
rautaastavoist (elative plural)
rautaastavalle (allative singular)
rautaastavoille (allative plural)
rautaastaval (adessive singular)
rautaastavoil (adessive plural)
rautaastavalt (ablative singular)
rautaastavoilt (ablative plural)
rautaastavaks (singular translative)
rautaastavoiks (plural translative)
rautaastavanna (essive singular)
rautaastavvaan (essive singular)
rautaastavoinna (essive plural)
rautaastavvoin (essive plural)
rautaastavant (exessive singular)
rautaastavoint (exessive plural)

/ˈrɑu̯tɑˌɑstɑʋɑ/

[ˈrɑu̯tɑˌɑs̠təʋ]

/ˈrɑu̯tɑˌɑstɑʋɑ/

[ˈrɑu̯d̥ɑˌɑʃtɑʋɑ]

From rauta (“iron”) + astava (“harrow”).


esinootta

esinootta (nominative singular)
esinootat (nominative plural)
esinootan (genitive singular)
esinoottiin (genitive plural)
esinoottaa (partitive singular)
esinoottia (partitive plural)
esinoottaa (illative singular)
esinoottii (illative plural)
esinootaas (inessive singular)
esinootiis (inessive plural)
esinootast (elative singular)
esinootist (elative plural)
esinootalle (allative singular)
esinootille (allative plural)
esinootaal (adessive singular)
esinootiil (adessive plural)
esinootalt (ablative singular)
esinootilt (ablative plural)
esinootaks (singular translative)
esinootiks (plural translative)
esinoottanna (essive singular)
esinoottaan (essive singular)
esinoottinna (essive plural)
esinoottiin (essive plural)
esinoottant (exessive singular)
esinoottint (exessive plural)

[ˈe̞ʒ̥iˌno̝ːtːɑ]

The first seine to be pulled out of a fishing ground during a fishing day.


jälkinootta

jälkinootta (nominative singular)
jälkinootat (nominative plural)
jälkinootan (genitive singular)
jälkinoottiin (genitive plural)
jälkinoottaa (partitive singular)
jälkinoottia (partitive plural)
jälkinoottaa (illative singular)
jälkinoottii (illative plural)
jälkinootaas (inessive singular)
jälkinootiis (inessive plural)
jälkinootast (elative singular)
jälkinootist (elative plural)
jälkinootalle (allative singular)
jälkinootille (allative plural)
jälkinootaal (adessive singular)
jälkinootiil (adessive plural)
jälkinootalt (ablative singular)
jälkinootilt (ablative plural)
jälkinootaks (singular translative)
jälkinootiks (plural translative)
jälkinoottanna (essive singular)
jälkinoottaan (essive singular)
jälkinoottinna (essive plural)
jälkinoottiin (essive plural)
jälkinoottant (exessive singular)
jälkinoottint (exessive plural)

[ˈjælʲɡ̊iˌno̝ːtːɑ]

From jälki- (“after-”) + nootta (“seine”).

A seine that was used after a esinootta on the same day and the same fishing ground.


fugantka

fugantka (nominative singular)
fugantkat (nominative plural)
fugantkan (genitive singular)
fugantkiin (genitive plural)
fugantkaa (partitive singular)
fugantkia (partitive plural)
fugantkaa (illative singular)
fugantkii (illative plural)
fugantkaas (inessive singular)
fugantkiis (inessive plural)
fugantkast (elative singular)
fugantkist (elative plural)
fugantkalle (allative singular)
fugantkille (allative plural)
fugantkaal (adessive singular)
fugantkiil (adessive plural)
fugantkalt (ablative singular)
fugantkilt (ablative plural)
fugantkaks (singular translative)
fugantkiks (plural translative)
fugantkanna (essive singular)
fugantkaan (essive singular)
fugantkinna (essive plural)
fugantkiin (essive plural)
fugantkant (exessive singular)
fugantkint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian фуганок (fuganok).


merinootta

merinootta (nominative singular)
merinootat (nominative plural)
merinootan (genitive singular)
merinoottiin (genitive plural)
merinoottaa (partitive singular)
merinoottia (partitive plural)
merinoottaa (illative singular)
merinoottii (illative plural)
merinootaas (inessive singular)
merinootiis (inessive plural)
merinootast (elative singular)
merinootist (elative plural)
merinootalle (allative singular)
merinootille (allative plural)
merinootaal (adessive singular)
merinootiil (adessive plural)
merinootalt (ablative singular)
merinootilt (ablative plural)
merinootaks (singular translative)
merinootiks (plural translative)
merinoottanna (essive singular)
merinoottaan (essive singular)
merinoottinna (essive plural)
merinoottiin (essive plural)
merinoottant (exessive singular)
merinoottint (exessive plural)

From meri (“sea”) + nootta (“seine”). Akin to Finnish merinuotta.


naaskali

naaskali (nominative singular)
naaskalit (nominative plural)
naaskalin (genitive singular)
naaskaliin (genitive plural)
naaskaliloin (genitive plural)
naaskalia (partitive singular)
naaskalija (partitive plural)
naaskaliloja (partitive plural)
naaskalii (illative singular)
naaskalii (illative plural)
naaskaliloihe (illative plural)
naaskaliis (inessive singular)
naaskaliis (inessive plural)
naaskalilois (inessive plural)
naaskalist (elative singular)
naaskaliist (elative plural)
naaskaliloist (elative plural)
naaskalille (allative singular)
naaskaliille (allative plural)
naaskaliloille (allative plural)
naaskaliil (adessive singular)
naaskaliil (adessive plural)
naaskaliloil (adessive plural)
naaskalilt (ablative singular)
naaskaliilt (ablative plural)
naaskaliloilt (ablative plural)
naaskaliks (singular translative)
naaskaliiks (plural translative)
naaskaliloiks (plural translative)
naaskalinna (essive singular)
naaskaliin (essive singular)
naaskaliinna (essive plural)
naaskaliloinna (essive plural)
naaskaliin (essive plural)
naaskaliloin (essive plural)
naaskalint (exessive singular)
naaskaliint (exessive plural)
naaskaliloint (exessive plural)
naskeli (alternative)

[ˈnɑːs̠kəlʲ]

Cognates include Finnish naskali and Estonian naaskel.


naapertin

naapertin (nominative singular)
naapertimet (nominative plural)
naapertimen (genitive singular)
naapertimmiin (genitive plural)
naapertinta (partitive singular)
naapertint (partitive singular)
naapertimmia (partitive plural)
naapertimmee (illative singular)
naapertimmii (illative plural)
naapertimes (inessive singular)
naapertimis (inessive plural)
naapertimest (elative singular)
naapertimist (elative plural)
naapertimelle (allative singular)
naapertimille (allative plural)
naapertimel (adessive singular)
naapertimil (adessive plural)
naapertimelt (ablative singular)
naapertimilt (ablative plural)
naapertimeks (singular translative)
naapertimiks (plural translative)
naapertimenna (essive singular)
naapertimmeen (essive singular)
naapertiminna (essive plural)
naapertimmiin (essive plural)
naapertiment (exessive singular)
naapertimint (exessive plural)


maamunakookka

maamunakookka (nominative singular)
maamunakookat (nominative plural)
maamunakookan (genitive singular)
maamunakookkiin (genitive plural)
maamunakookkaa (partitive singular)
maamunakookkia (partitive plural)
maamunakookkaa (illative singular)
maamunakookkii (illative plural)
maamunakookaas (inessive singular)
maamunakookiis (inessive plural)
maamunakookast (elative singular)
maamunakookist (elative plural)
maamunakookalle (allative singular)
maamunakookille (allative plural)
maamunakookaal (adessive singular)
maamunakookiil (adessive plural)
maamunakookalt (ablative singular)
maamunakookilt (ablative plural)
maamunakookaks (singular translative)
maamunakookiks (plural translative)
maamunakookkanna (essive singular)
maamunakookkaan (essive singular)
maamunakookkinna (essive plural)
maamunakookkiin (essive plural)
maamunakookkant (exessive singular)
maamunakookkint (exessive plural)

/ˈmɑːˌmunɑˌkoːkːɑ/

/ˈmɑːˌmunɑˌkoːkːɑ/

[ˈmɑːˌmunɑˌko̝ːkːɑ]

From maamuna (“potato”) + kookka (“hook”).


napilka

napilka (nominative singular)
napilkat (nominative plural)
napilkan (genitive singular)
napilkoin (genitive plural)
napilkaa (partitive singular)
napilkoja (partitive plural)
napilkaa (illative singular)
napilkoihe (illative plural)
napilkaas (inessive singular)
napilkois (inessive plural)
napilkast (elative singular)
napilkoist (elative plural)
napilkalle (allative singular)
napilkoille (allative plural)
napilkaal (adessive singular)
napilkoil (adessive plural)
napilkalt (ablative singular)
napilkoilt (ablative plural)
napilkaks (singular translative)
napilkoiks (plural translative)
napilkanna (essive singular)
napilkaan (essive singular)
napilkoinna (essive plural)
napilkoin (essive plural)
napilkant (exessive singular)
napilkoint (exessive plural)

[ˈnɑb̥iɫɡ̊ɑ]

Borrowed from Russian напилок (napilok).


rihmaväkkärä

rihmaväkkärä (nominative singular)
rihmaväkkärät (nominative plural)
rihmaväkkärän (genitive singular)
rihmaväkkäröin (genitive plural)
rihmaväkkärää (partitive singular)
rihmaväkkäröjä (partitive plural)
rihmaväkkärää (illative singular)
rihmaväkkäröihe (illative plural)
rihmaväkkärääs (inessive singular)
rihmaväkkäröis (inessive plural)
rihmaväkkäräst (elative singular)
rihmaväkkäröist (elative plural)
rihmaväkkärälle (allative singular)
rihmaväkkäröille (allative plural)
rihmaväkkärääl (adessive singular)
rihmaväkkäröil (adessive plural)
rihmaväkkärält (ablative singular)
rihmaväkkäröilt (ablative plural)
rihmaväkkäräks (singular translative)
rihmaväkkäröiks (plural translative)
rihmaväkkärännä (essive singular)
rihmaväkkärään (essive singular)
rihmaväkkäröinnä (essive plural)
rihmaväkkäröin (essive plural)
rihmaväkkäränt (exessive singular)
rihmaväkkäröint (exessive plural)

/ˈrihmɑˌʋækːæræ/

/ˈrihmɑˌʋækːæræ/

[ˈrihmɑˌʋækːæræ]

From rihma (“yarn”) + väkkärä (“pinwheel”).


leipälapja

leipälapja (nominative singular)
leipälapjat (nominative plural)
leipälapjan (genitive singular)
leipälapjoin (genitive plural)
leipälapjaa (partitive singular)
leipälapjoja (partitive plural)
leipälapjaa (illative singular)
leipälapjoi (illative plural)
leipälapjaas (inessive singular)
leipälapjois (inessive plural)
leipälapjast (elative singular)
leipälapjoist (elative plural)
leipälapjalle (allative singular)
leipälapjoille (allative plural)
leipälapjaal (adessive singular)
leipälapjoil (adessive plural)
leipälapjalt (ablative singular)
leipälapjoilt (ablative plural)
leipälapjaks (singular translative)
leipälapjoiks (plural translative)
leipälapjanna (essive singular)
leipälapjaan (essive singular)
leipälapjoinna (essive plural)
leipälapjoin (essive plural)
leipälapjant (exessive singular)
leipälapjoint (exessive plural)

[ˈlʲe̞i̯pəˌɫɑbi]

[ˈle̞i̯b̥æˌɫɑb̥jɑ]

From leipä (“bread”) + lapja (“shovel”). Akin to Finnish leipälapio.

peel (shovel for removing bread from an oven)


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.


häglä

häglä (nominative singular)
häglät (nominative plural)
häglän (genitive singular)
hägliin (genitive plural)
häglää (partitive singular)
hägliä (partitive plural)
häglää (illative singular)
häglii (illative plural)
häglääs (inessive singular)
hägliis (inessive plural)
hägläst (elative singular)
häglist (elative plural)
häglälle (allative singular)
häglille (allative plural)
häglääl (adessive singular)
hägliil (adessive plural)
häglält (ablative singular)
häglilt (ablative plural)
hägläks (singular translative)
hägliks (plural translative)
häglännä (essive singular)
häglään (essive singular)
häglinnä (essive plural)
hägliin (essive plural)
häglänt (exessive singular)
häglint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from dialectal Finnish häklä, from Swedish häckla.


käsivasara

käsivasara (nominative singular)
käsivasarat (nominative plural)
käsivasaran (genitive singular)
käsivasaroin (genitive plural)
käsivasaraa (partitive singular)
käsivasaroja (partitive plural)
käsivasaraa (illative singular)
käsivasaroihe (illative plural)
käsivasaraas (inessive singular)
käsivasarois (inessive plural)
käsivasarast (elative singular)
käsivasaroist (elative plural)
käsivasaralle (allative singular)
käsivasaroille (allative plural)
käsivasaraal (adessive singular)
käsivasaroil (adessive plural)
käsivasaralt (ablative singular)
käsivasaroilt (ablative plural)
käsivasaraks (singular translative)
käsivasaroiks (plural translative)
käsivasaranna (essive singular)
käsivasaraan (essive singular)
käsivasaroinna (essive plural)
käsivasaroin (essive plural)
käsivasarant (exessive singular)
käsivasaroint (exessive plural)

/ˈkæsiˌʋɑsɑrɑ/

[ˈkæs̠iˌʋɑs̠ɑr]

/ˈkæsiˌʋɑsɑːrɑ/

[ˈkæʒ̥iˌʋɑʃˑɑːrɑ]


vinteli

vinteli (nominative singular)
vintelit (nominative plural)
vintelin (genitive singular)
vinteliin (genitive plural)
vintelilöin (genitive plural)
vinteliä (partitive singular)
vintelijä (partitive plural)
vintelilöjä (partitive plural)
vintelii (illative singular)
vintelii (illative plural)
vintelilöihe (illative plural)
vinteliis (inessive singular)
vinteliis (inessive plural)
vintelilöis (inessive plural)
vintelist (elative singular)
vinteliist (elative plural)
vintelilöist (elative plural)
vintelille (allative singular)
vinteliille (allative plural)
vintelilöille (allative plural)
vinteliil (adessive singular)
vinteliil (adessive plural)
vintelilöil (adessive plural)
vintelilt (ablative singular)
vinteliilt (ablative plural)
vintelilöilt (ablative plural)
vinteliks (singular translative)
vinteliiks (plural translative)
vintelilöiks (plural translative)
vintelinnä (essive singular)
vinteliin (essive singular)
vinteliinnä (essive plural)
vintelilöinnä (essive plural)
vinteliin (essive plural)
vintelilöin (essive plural)
vintelint (exessive singular)
vinteliint (exessive plural)
vintelilöint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Middle Low German windel.


värttänä

värttänä (nominative singular)
värttänät (nominative plural)
värttänän (genitive singular)
värttänöin (genitive plural)
värttänää (partitive singular)
värttänöjä (partitive plural)
värttänää (illative singular)
värttänöihe (illative plural)
värttänääs (inessive singular)
värttänöis (inessive plural)
värttänäst (elative singular)
värttänöist (elative plural)
värttänälle (allative singular)
värttänöille (allative plural)
värttänääl (adessive singular)
värttänöil (adessive plural)
värttänält (ablative singular)
värttänöilt (ablative plural)
värttänäks (singular translative)
värttänöiks (plural translative)
värttänännä (essive singular)
värttänään (essive singular)
värttänöinnä (essive plural)
värttänöin (essive plural)
värttänänt (exessive singular)
värttänöint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Old East Slavic веретено (vereteno). Cognates include Finnish värttinä and Estonian värten.


varsipihet

varsipihet (nominative plural)
varsipihtiin (genitive plural)
varsipihtilöin (genitive plural)
varsipihtijä (partitive plural)
varsipihtilöjä (partitive plural)
varsipihtii (illative plural)
varsipihtilöihe (illative plural)
varsipihis (inessive plural)
varsipihtilöis (inessive plural)
varsipihist (elative plural)
varsipihtilöist (elative plural)
varsipihille (allative plural)
varsipihtilöille (allative plural)
varsipihil (adessive plural)
varsipihtilöil (adessive plural)
varsipihilt (ablative plural)
varsipihtilöilt (ablative plural)
varsipihiks (plural translative)
varsipihtilöiks (plural translative)
varsipihtinnä (essive plural)
varsipihtilöinnä (essive plural)
varsipihtiin (essive plural)
varsipihtilöin (essive plural)
varsipihtint (exessive plural)
varsipihtilöint (exessive plural)

[ˈʋɑrʒ̥iˌb̥ihe̞d̥]


hövelin

hövelin (nominative singular)
hövelimet (nominative plural)
hövelimen (genitive singular)
hövelimmiin (genitive plural)
hövelintä (partitive singular)
hövelint (partitive singular)
hövelimmiä (partitive plural)
hövelimmee (illative singular)
hövelimmii (illative plural)
hövelimes (inessive singular)
hövelimis (inessive plural)
hövelimest (elative singular)
hövelimist (elative plural)
hövelimelle (allative singular)
hövelimille (allative plural)
hövelimel (adessive singular)
hövelimil (adessive plural)
hövelimelt (ablative singular)
hövelimilt (ablative plural)
hövelimeks (singular translative)
hövelimiks (plural translative)
hövelimennä (essive singular)
hövelimmeen (essive singular)
höveliminnä (essive plural)
hövelimmiin (essive plural)
höveliment (exessive singular)
hövelimint (exessive plural)

[ˈhø̞ʋe̞lʲĭn]

[ˈhø̞ʋˑe̝ːlʲin]

[ˈhø̞ʋːe̝ːlʲin]

Ultimately from Middle Low German hövel.


rooska

rooska (nominative singular)
roosat (nominative plural)
roosan (genitive singular)
rooskiin (genitive plural)
rooskaa (partitive singular)
rooskia (partitive plural)
rooskaa (illative singular)
rooskii (illative plural)
roosaas (inessive singular)
roosiis (inessive plural)
roosast (elative singular)
roosist (elative plural)
roosalle (allative singular)
roosille (allative plural)
roosaal (adessive singular)
roosiil (adessive plural)
roosalt (ablative singular)
roosilt (ablative plural)
roosaks (singular translative)
roosiks (plural translative)
rooskanna (essive singular)
rooskaan (essive singular)
rooskinna (essive plural)
rooskiin (essive plural)
rooskant (exessive singular)
rooskint (exessive plural)


kohvimylly

kohvimylly (nominative singular)
kohvimyllyt (nominative plural)
kohvimyllyn (genitive singular)
kohvimyllyin (genitive plural)
kohvimyllylöin (genitive plural)
kohvimyllyä (partitive singular)
kohvimyllyjä (partitive plural)
kohvimyllylöjä (partitive plural)
kohvimyllyy (illative singular)
kohvimyllyi (illative plural)
kohvimyllylöihe (illative plural)
kohvimyllyys (inessive singular)
kohvimyllyis (inessive plural)
kohvimyllylöis (inessive plural)
kohvimyllyst (elative singular)
kohvimyllyist (elative plural)
kohvimyllylöist (elative plural)
kohvimyllylle (allative singular)
kohvimyllyille (allative plural)
kohvimyllylöille (allative plural)
kohvimyllyyl (adessive singular)
kohvimyllyil (adessive plural)
kohvimyllylöil (adessive plural)
kohvimyllylt (ablative singular)
kohvimyllyilt (ablative plural)
kohvimyllylöilt (ablative plural)
kohvimyllyks (singular translative)
kohvimyllyiks (plural translative)
kohvimyllylöiks (plural translative)
kohvimyllynnä (essive singular)
kohvimyllyyn (essive singular)
kohvimyllyinnä (essive plural)
kohvimyllylöinnä (essive plural)
kohvimyllyin (essive plural)
kohvimyllylöin (essive plural)
kohvimyllynt (exessive singular)
kohvimyllyint (exessive plural)
kohvimyllylöint (exessive plural)

[ˈko̞hʋĭˌmylʲːy̥̆]

From kohvi (“coffee”) + mylly (“mill”). Akin to Finnish kahvimylly.


tsirkkuli

tsirkkuli (nominative singular)
tsirkkulit (nominative plural)
tsirkkulin (genitive singular)
tsirkkuliin (genitive plural)
tsirkkuliloin (genitive plural)
tsirkkulia (partitive singular)
tsirkkulija (partitive plural)
tsirkkuliloja (partitive plural)
tsirkkulii (illative singular)
tsirkkulii (illative plural)
tsirkkuliloihe (illative plural)
tsirkkuliis (inessive singular)
tsirkkuliis (inessive plural)
tsirkkulilois (inessive plural)
tsirkkulist (elative singular)
tsirkkuliist (elative plural)
tsirkkuliloist (elative plural)
tsirkkulille (allative singular)
tsirkkuliille (allative plural)
tsirkkuliloille (allative plural)
tsirkkuliil (adessive singular)
tsirkkuliil (adessive plural)
tsirkkuliloil (adessive plural)
tsirkkulilt (ablative singular)
tsirkkuliilt (ablative plural)
tsirkkuliloilt (ablative plural)
tsirkkuliks (singular translative)
tsirkkuliiks (plural translative)
tsirkkuliloiks (plural translative)
tsirkkulinna (essive singular)
tsirkkuliin (essive singular)
tsirkkuliinna (essive plural)
tsirkkuliloinna (essive plural)
tsirkkuliin (essive plural)
tsirkkuliloin (essive plural)
tsirkkulint (exessive singular)
tsirkkuliint (exessive plural)
tsirkkuliloint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian циркуль (cirkulʹ).