jää

jää (nominative singular)
jäät (nominative plural)
jään (genitive singular)
jäijen (genitive plural)
jäätä (partitive singular)
jäitä (partitive plural)
jäähä (illative singular)
jäihe (illative plural)
jääs (inessive singular)
jäis (inessive plural)
jääst (elative singular)
jäist (elative plural)
jäälle (allative singular)
jäille (allative plural)
jääl (adessive singular)
jäil (adessive plural)
jäält (ablative singular)
jäilt (ablative plural)
jääks (singular translative)
jäiks (plural translative)
jäännä (essive singular)
jään (essive singular)
jäinnä (essive plural)
jäin (essive plural)
jäänt (exessive singular)
jäint (exessive plural)

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

olla jääs


jää

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of jäävvä:
present indicative connegative

inflection of jäävvä:
second-person singular imperative

second-person singular imperative connegative


lumi

lumi (nominative singular)
lumet (nominative plural)
lumen (genitive singular)
lummiin (genitive plural)
lumiloin (genitive plural)
lunta (partitive singular)
lunt (partitive singular)
lummia (partitive plural)
lumiloja (partitive plural)
lummee (illative singular)
lummii (illative plural)
lumiloihe (illative plural)
lumes (inessive singular)
lumis (inessive plural)
lumilois (inessive plural)
lumest (elative singular)
lumist (elative plural)
lumiloist (elative plural)
lumelle (allative singular)
lumille (allative plural)
lumiloille (allative plural)
lumel (adessive singular)
lumil (adessive plural)
lumiloil (adessive plural)
lumelt (ablative singular)
lumilt (ablative plural)
lumiloilt (ablative plural)
lumeks (singular translative)
lumiks (plural translative)
lumiloiks (plural translative)
lumenna (essive singular)
lummeen (essive singular)
luminna (essive plural)
lumiloinna (essive plural)
lummiin (essive plural)
lumiloin (essive plural)
lument (exessive singular)
lumint (exessive plural)
lumiloint (exessive plural)

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


rappa

rappa (nominative singular)
rapat (nominative plural)
rapan (genitive singular)
rappoin (genitive plural)
rappaa (partitive singular)
rappoja (partitive plural)
rappaa (illative singular)
rappoi (illative plural)
rapas (inessive singular)
rapois (inessive plural)
rapast (elative singular)
rapoist (elative plural)
rapalle (allative singular)
rapoille (allative plural)
rapal (adessive singular)
rapoil (adessive plural)
rapalt (ablative singular)
rapoilt (ablative plural)
rapaks (singular translative)
rapoiks (plural translative)
rappanna (essive singular)
rappaan (essive singular)
rappoinna (essive plural)
rappoin (essive plural)
rappant (exessive singular)
rappoint (exessive plural)


myrsky

myrsky (nominative singular)
myrskyt (nominative plural)
myrskyn (genitive singular)
myrskyin (genitive plural)
myrskylöin (genitive plural)
myrskyä (partitive singular)
myrskyjä (partitive plural)
myrskylöjä (partitive plural)
myrskyy (illative singular)
myrskyi (illative plural)
myrskylöihe (illative plural)
myrskyys (inessive singular)
myrskyis (inessive plural)
myrskylöis (inessive plural)
myrskyst (elative singular)
myrskyist (elative plural)
myrskylöist (elative plural)
myrskylle (allative singular)
myrskyille (allative plural)
myrskylöille (allative plural)
myrskyyl (adessive singular)
myrskyil (adessive plural)
myrskylöil (adessive plural)
myrskylt (ablative singular)
myrskyilt (ablative plural)
myrskylöilt (ablative plural)
myrskyks (singular translative)
myrskyiks (plural translative)
myrskylöiks (plural translative)
myrskynnä (essive singular)
myrskyyn (essive singular)
myrskyinnä (essive plural)
myrskylöinnä (essive plural)
myrskyin (essive plural)
myrskylöin (essive plural)
myrskynt (exessive singular)
myrskyint (exessive plural)
myrskylöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *mürskü. Cognates include Finnish myrsky.


halla

halla (nominative singular)
hallat (nominative plural)
hallan (genitive singular)
halloin (genitive plural)
hallaa (partitive singular)
halloja (partitive plural)
hallaa (illative singular)
halloi (illative plural)
hallaas (inessive singular)
hallois (inessive plural)
hallast (elative singular)
halloist (elative plural)
hallalle (allative singular)
halloille (allative plural)
hallaal (adessive singular)
halloil (adessive plural)
hallalt (ablative singular)
halloilt (ablative plural)
hallaks (singular translative)
halloiks (plural translative)
hallanna (essive singular)
hallaan (essive singular)
halloinna (essive plural)
halloin (essive plural)
hallant (exessive singular)
halloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *halla. Cognates include Finnish halla and Estonian hall.


suksi

suksi (nominative singular)
sukset (nominative plural)
suksen (genitive singular)
suksiin (genitive plural)
suksiloin (genitive plural)
suksia (partitive singular)
suksija (partitive plural)
suksiloja (partitive plural)
suksee (illative singular)
suksii (illative plural)
suksiloihe (illative plural)
suksees (inessive singular)
suksiis (inessive plural)
suksilois (inessive plural)
suksest (elative singular)
suksist (elative plural)
suksiloist (elative plural)
sukselle (allative singular)
suksille (allative plural)
suksiloille (allative plural)
sukseel (adessive singular)
suksiil (adessive plural)
suksiloil (adessive plural)
sukselt (ablative singular)
suksilt (ablative plural)
suksiloilt (ablative plural)
sukseks (singular translative)
suksiks (plural translative)
suksiloiks (plural translative)
suksenna (essive singular)
sukseen (essive singular)
suksinna (essive plural)
suksiloinna (essive plural)
suksiin (essive plural)
suksiloin (essive plural)
suksent (exessive singular)
suksint (exessive plural)
suksiloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *suksi, from Proto-Uralic *sukse. Cognates include Finnish suksi and Estonian suusk.


maina

maina (nominative singular)
mainat (nominative plural)
mainan (genitive singular)
mainoin (genitive plural)
mainaa (partitive singular)
mainoja (partitive plural)
mainaa (illative singular)
mainoi (illative plural)
mainaas (inessive singular)
mainois (inessive plural)
mainast (elative singular)
mainoist (elative plural)
mainalle (allative singular)
mainoille (allative plural)
mainaal (adessive singular)
mainoil (adessive plural)
mainalt (ablative singular)
mainoilt (ablative plural)
mainaks (singular translative)
mainoiks (plural translative)
mainanna (essive singular)
mainaan (essive singular)
mainoinna (essive plural)
mainoin (essive plural)
mainant (exessive singular)
mainoint (exessive plural)


avanto

avanto (nominative singular)
avannot (nominative plural)
avannon (genitive singular)
avantoin (genitive plural)
avantoloin (genitive plural)
avantoa (partitive singular)
avantoja (partitive plural)
avantoloja (partitive plural)
avantoo (illative singular)
avantoihe (illative plural)
avantoloihe (illative plural)
avannoos (inessive singular)
avannois (inessive plural)
avantolois (inessive plural)
avannost (elative singular)
avannoist (elative plural)
avantoloist (elative plural)
avannolle (allative singular)
avannoille (allative plural)
avantoloille (allative plural)
avannool (adessive singular)
avannoil (adessive plural)
avantoloil (adessive plural)
avannolt (ablative singular)
avannoilt (ablative plural)
avantoloilt (ablative plural)
avannoks (singular translative)
avannoiks (plural translative)
avantoloiks (plural translative)
avantonna (essive singular)
avantoon (essive singular)
avantoinna (essive plural)
avantoloinna (essive plural)
avantoin (essive plural)
avantoloin (essive plural)
avantont (exessive singular)
avantoint (exessive plural)
avantoloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *avanto. Cognates include Finnish avanto and Estonian avand.


lumiukko

lumiukko (nominative singular)
lumiukot (nominative plural)
lumiukon (genitive singular)
lumiukkoin (genitive plural)
lumiukkoloin (genitive plural)
lumiukkoa (partitive singular)
lumiukkoja (partitive plural)
lumiukkoloja (partitive plural)
lumiukkoo (illative singular)
lumiukkoi (illative plural)
lumiukkoloihe (illative plural)
lumiukos (inessive singular)
lumiukois (inessive plural)
lumiukkolois (inessive plural)
lumiukost (elative singular)
lumiukoist (elative plural)
lumiukkoloist (elative plural)
lumiukolle (allative singular)
lumiukoille (allative plural)
lumiukkoloille (allative plural)
lumiukol (adessive singular)
lumiukoil (adessive plural)
lumiukkoloil (adessive plural)
lumiukolt (ablative singular)
lumiukoilt (ablative plural)
lumiukkoloilt (ablative plural)
lumiukoks (singular translative)
lumiukoiks (plural translative)
lumiukkoloiks (plural translative)
lumiukkonna (essive singular)
lumiukkoon (essive singular)
lumiukkoinna (essive plural)
lumiukkoloinna (essive plural)
lumiukkoin (essive plural)
lumiukkoloin (essive plural)
lumiukkont (exessive singular)
lumiukkoint (exessive plural)
lumiukkoloint (exessive plural)

[ˈɫumiˌukːŏ̞̥]

From lumi (“snow”) + ukko (“old man”). Akin to Finnish lumiukko and Veps lumiuk.

laatia lumiukon


lumipallo

lumipallo (nominative singular)
lumipallot (nominative plural)
lumipallon (genitive singular)
lumipalloin (genitive plural)
lumipalloloin (genitive plural)
lumipalloa (partitive singular)
lumipalloja (partitive plural)
lumipalloloja (partitive plural)
lumipalloo (illative singular)
lumipalloi (illative plural)
lumipalloloihe (illative plural)
lumipalloos (inessive singular)
lumipallois (inessive plural)
lumipallolois (inessive plural)
lumipallost (elative singular)
lumipalloist (elative plural)
lumipalloloist (elative plural)
lumipallolle (allative singular)
lumipalloille (allative plural)
lumipalloloille (allative plural)
lumipallool (adessive singular)
lumipalloil (adessive plural)
lumipalloloil (adessive plural)
lumipallolt (ablative singular)
lumipalloilt (ablative plural)
lumipalloloilt (ablative plural)
lumipalloks (singular translative)
lumipalloiks (plural translative)
lumipalloloiks (plural translative)
lumipallonna (essive singular)
lumipalloon (essive singular)
lumipalloinna (essive plural)
lumipalloloinna (essive plural)
lumipalloin (essive plural)
lumipalloloin (essive plural)
lumipallont (exessive singular)
lumipalloint (exessive plural)
lumipalloloint (exessive plural)

[ˈɫumiˌpɑɫːŏ̞̥]

[ˈɫumiˌb̥ɑɫːo̞]


lasku

lasku (nominative singular)
lasut (nominative plural)
lasun (genitive singular)
laskuin (genitive plural)
laskuloin (genitive plural)
laskua (partitive singular)
laskuja (partitive plural)
laskuloja (partitive plural)
laskuu (illative singular)
laskui (illative plural)
laskuloihe (illative plural)
lasus (inessive singular)
lasuis (inessive plural)
laskulois (inessive plural)
lasust (elative singular)
lasuist (elative plural)
laskuloist (elative plural)
lasulle (allative singular)
lasuille (allative plural)
laskuloille (allative plural)
lasul (adessive singular)
lasuil (adessive plural)
laskuloil (adessive plural)
lasult (ablative singular)
lasuilt (ablative plural)
laskuloilt (ablative plural)
lasuks (singular translative)
lasuiks (plural translative)
laskuloiks (plural translative)
laskunna (essive singular)
laskuun (essive singular)
laskuinna (essive plural)
laskuloinna (essive plural)
laskuin (essive plural)
laskuloin (essive plural)
laskunt (exessive singular)
laskuint (exessive plural)
laskuloint (exessive plural)

From laskia (“to lower”) + -u. Akin to Finnish lasku.


härme

härme (nominative singular)
härmeet (nominative plural)
härmeen (genitive singular)
härmein (genitive plural)
härmettä (partitive singular)
härmeitä (partitive plural)
härmeesse (illative singular)
härmeisse (illative plural)
härmees (inessive singular)
härmeis (inessive plural)
härmeest (elative singular)
härmeist (elative plural)
härmeelle (allative singular)
härmeille (allative plural)
härmeel (adessive singular)
härmeil (adessive plural)
härmeelt (ablative singular)
härmeilt (ablative plural)
härmeeks (singular translative)
härmeiks (plural translative)
härmeennä (essive singular)
härmeen (essive singular)
härmeinnä (essive plural)
härmein (essive plural)
härmeent (exessive singular)
härmeint (exessive plural)


kohme

kohme (nominative singular)
kohmeet (nominative plural)
kohmeen (genitive singular)
kohmein (genitive plural)
kohmetta (partitive singular)
kohmeita (partitive plural)
kohmeesse (illative singular)
kohmeisse (illative plural)
kohmees (inessive singular)
kohmeis (inessive plural)
kohmeest (elative singular)
kohmeist (elative plural)
kohmeelle (allative singular)
kohmeille (allative plural)
kohmeel (adessive singular)
kohmeil (adessive plural)
kohmeelt (ablative singular)
kohmeilt (ablative plural)
kohmeeks (singular translative)
kohmeiks (plural translative)
kohmeenna (essive singular)
kohmeen (essive singular)
kohmeinna (essive plural)
kohmein (essive plural)
kohmeent (exessive singular)
kohmeint (exessive plural)
kohme (nominative singular)
kohmehet (nominative plural)
kohmeet (nominative plural)
kohmehen (genitive singular)
kohmehiin (genitive plural)
kohmetta (partitive singular)
kohmeht (partitive singular)
kohmehia (partitive plural)
kohmehesse (illative singular)
kohmehisse (illative plural)
kohmehees (inessive singular)
kohmehiis (inessive plural)
kohmehest (elative singular)
kohmehist (elative plural)
kohmehelle (allative singular)
kohmehille (allative plural)
kohmeheel (adessive singular)
kohmehiil (adessive plural)
kohmehelt (ablative singular)
kohmehilt (ablative plural)
kohmeheks (singular translative)
kohmehiks (plural translative)
kohmehennä (essive singular)
kohmeheen (essive singular)
kohmehinnä (essive plural)
kohmehiin (essive plural)
kohmehent (exessive singular)
kohmehint (exessive plural)

izh-decl-table/S

type 6/<i class="Latn mention" lang="izh">lähe</i>, no gradation

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognates include Finnish kohme.

rime (ice formed from rapid freezing of fog)


ränne

ränne (nominative singular)
ränteet (nominative plural)
ränteen (genitive singular)
räntein (genitive plural)
rännettä (partitive singular)
ränteitä (partitive plural)
ränteesse (illative singular)
ränteisse (illative plural)
räntees (inessive singular)
ränteis (inessive plural)
ränteest (elative singular)
ränteist (elative plural)
ränteelle (allative singular)
ränteille (allative plural)
ränteel (adessive singular)
ränteil (adessive plural)
ränteelt (ablative singular)
ränteilt (ablative plural)
ränteeks (singular translative)
ränteiks (plural translative)
ränteennä (essive singular)
ränteen (essive singular)
ränteinnä (essive plural)
räntein (essive plural)
ränteent (exessive singular)
ränteint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *rändeh. Cognates include Finnish räntä and Estonian ränd.


lumimäki

lumimäki (nominative singular)
lumimäet (nominative plural)
lumimäen (genitive singular)
lumimäkkiin (genitive plural)
lumimäkilöin (genitive plural)
lumimäkkiä (partitive singular)
lumimäkijä (partitive plural)
lumimäkilöjä (partitive plural)
lumimäkkee (illative singular)
lumimäkkii (illative plural)
lumimäkilöihe (illative plural)
lumimäes (inessive singular)
lumimäis (inessive plural)
lumimäkilöis (inessive plural)
lumimäest (elative singular)
lumimäist (elative plural)
lumimäkilöist (elative plural)
lumimäelle (allative singular)
lumimäille (allative plural)
lumimäkilöille (allative plural)
lumimäel (adessive singular)
lumimäil (adessive plural)
lumimäkilöil (adessive plural)
lumimäelt (ablative singular)
lumimäilt (ablative plural)
lumimäkilöilt (ablative plural)
lumimäeks (singular translative)
lumimäiks (plural translative)
lumimäkilöiks (plural translative)
lumimäkennä (essive singular)
lumimäkkeen (essive singular)
lumimäkinnä (essive plural)
lumimäkilöinnä (essive plural)
lumimäkkiin (essive plural)
lumimäkilöin (essive plural)
lumimäkent (exessive singular)
lumimäkint (exessive plural)
lumimäkilöint (exessive plural)

From lumi (“snow”) + mäki (“mountain”). Calque of Russian снежная горка (snežnaja gorka).

calque

снежная горка

A snow-covered slope used for recreational sledding; a toboggan slide, sledging hill


konjkka

konjkka (nominative singular)
konjkat (nominative plural)
konjkan (genitive singular)
konjkkiin (genitive plural)
konjkkaa (partitive singular)
konjkkia (partitive plural)
konjkkaa (illative singular)
konjkkii (illative plural)
konjkaas (inessive singular)
konjkiis (inessive plural)
konjkast (elative singular)
konjkist (elative plural)
konjkalle (allative singular)
konjkille (allative plural)
konjkaal (adessive singular)
konjkiil (adessive plural)
konjkalt (ablative singular)
konjkilt (ablative plural)
konjkaks (singular translative)
konjkiks (plural translative)
konjkkanna (essive singular)
konjkkaan (essive singular)
konjkkinna (essive plural)
konjkkiin (essive plural)
konjkkant (exessive singular)
konjkkint (exessive plural)


sohma

sohma (nominative singular)
sohmat (nominative plural)
sohman (genitive singular)
sohmiin (genitive plural)
sohmaa (partitive singular)
sohmia (partitive plural)
sohmaa (illative singular)
sohmii (illative plural)
sohmaas (inessive singular)
sohmiis (inessive plural)
sohmast (elative singular)
sohmist (elative plural)
sohmalle (allative singular)
sohmille (allative plural)
sohmaal (adessive singular)
sohmiil (adessive plural)
sohmalt (ablative singular)
sohmilt (ablative plural)
sohmaks (singular translative)
sohmiks (plural translative)
sohmanna (essive singular)
sohmaan (essive singular)
sohminna (essive plural)
sohmiin (essive plural)
sohmant (exessive singular)
sohmint (exessive plural)

Of sound-symbolic origin. Related to Finnish sohjo and Veps šohu.

slush; sludge (partially melted ice or snow)


talvitee

talvitee (nominative singular)
talviteet (nominative plural)
talviteen (genitive singular)
talviteijen (genitive plural)
talviteetä (partitive singular)
talviteitä (partitive plural)
talviteehe (illative singular)
talviteihe (illative plural)
talvitees (inessive singular)
talviteis (inessive plural)
talviteest (elative singular)
talviteist (elative plural)
talviteelle (allative singular)
talviteille (allative plural)
talviteel (adessive singular)
talviteil (adessive plural)
talviteelt (ablative singular)
talviteilt (ablative plural)
talviteeks (singular translative)
talviteiks (plural translative)
talviteennä (essive singular)
talviteen (essive singular)
talviteinnä (essive plural)
talvitein (essive plural)
talviteent (exessive singular)
talviteint (exessive plural)

[ˈtɑɫʋĭˌteː]

[ˈtɑɫʋiˌte̝ː]

From talvi (“winter”) + tee (“way”). Akin to Finnish talvitie.

winter road (road only accessible in the winter)


kersi

kersi (nominative singular)
kerret (nominative plural)
kerren (genitive singular)
kersiin (genitive plural)
kersilöin (genitive plural)
kerttä (partitive singular)
kersiä (partitive plural)
kersilöjä (partitive plural)
kertee (illative singular)
kersii (illative plural)
kersilöihe (illative plural)
kerrees (inessive singular)
kersiis (inessive plural)
kersilöis (inessive plural)
kerrest (elative singular)
kersist (elative plural)
kersilöist (elative plural)
kerrelle (allative singular)
kersille (allative plural)
kersilöille (allative plural)
kerreel (adessive singular)
kersiil (adessive plural)
kersilöil (adessive plural)
kerrelt (ablative singular)
kersilt (ablative plural)
kersilöilt (ablative plural)
kerreks (singular translative)
kersiks (plural translative)
kersilöiks (plural translative)
kerteennä (essive singular)
kerteen (essive singular)
kersiinnä (essive plural)
kersilöinnä (essive plural)
kersiin (essive plural)
kersilöin (essive plural)
kertent (exessive singular)
kersint (exessive plural)
kersilöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kirci. Cognates include Finnish kirsi and Estonian kirs.

ground frost (frozen uppen level of soil)


emäavanto

emäavanto (nominative singular)
emäavannot (nominative plural)
emäavannon (genitive singular)
emäavantoin (genitive plural)
emäavantoloin (genitive plural)
emäavantoa (partitive singular)
emäavantoja (partitive plural)
emäavantoloja (partitive plural)
emäavantoo (illative singular)
emäavantoihe (illative plural)
emäavantoloihe (illative plural)
emäavannoos (inessive singular)
emäavannois (inessive plural)
emäavantolois (inessive plural)
emäavannost (elative singular)
emäavannoist (elative plural)
emäavantoloist (elative plural)
emäavannolle (allative singular)
emäavannoille (allative plural)
emäavantoloille (allative plural)
emäavannool (adessive singular)
emäavannoil (adessive plural)
emäavantoloil (adessive plural)
emäavannolt (ablative singular)
emäavannoilt (ablative plural)
emäavantoloilt (ablative plural)
emäavannoks (singular translative)
emäavannoiks (plural translative)
emäavantoloiks (plural translative)
emäavantonna (essive singular)
emäavantoon (essive singular)
emäavantoinna (essive plural)
emäavantoloinna (essive plural)
emäavantoin (essive plural)
emäavantoloin (essive plural)
emäavantont (exessive singular)
emäavantoint (exessive plural)
emäavantoloint (exessive plural)

[ˈe̞mæˌɑʋɑntŏ̞̥]

[ˈe̞mæˌɑʋɑnd̥o̞]

From emä (“mother”) + avanto (“ice hole”).

The central of five ice holes used together during winter fishing.


häntäavanto

häntäavanto (nominative singular)
häntäavannot (nominative plural)
häntäavannon (genitive singular)
häntäavantoin (genitive plural)
häntäavantoloin (genitive plural)
häntäavantoa (partitive singular)
häntäavantoja (partitive plural)
häntäavantoloja (partitive plural)
häntäavantoo (illative singular)
häntäavantoihe (illative plural)
häntäavantoloihe (illative plural)
häntäavannoos (inessive singular)
häntäavannois (inessive plural)
häntäavantolois (inessive plural)
häntäavannost (elative singular)
häntäavannoist (elative plural)
häntäavantoloist (elative plural)
häntäavannolle (allative singular)
häntäavannoille (allative plural)
häntäavantoloille (allative plural)
häntäavannool (adessive singular)
häntäavannoil (adessive plural)
häntäavantoloil (adessive plural)
häntäavannolt (ablative singular)
häntäavannoilt (ablative plural)
häntäavantoloilt (ablative plural)
häntäavannoks (singular translative)
häntäavannoiks (plural translative)
häntäavantoloiks (plural translative)
häntäavantonna (essive singular)
häntäavantoon (essive singular)
häntäavantoinna (essive plural)
häntäavantoloinna (essive plural)
häntäavantoin (essive plural)
häntäavantoloin (essive plural)
häntäavantont (exessive singular)
häntäavantoint (exessive plural)
häntäavantoloint (exessive plural)

[ˈhæntæˌɑʋɑntŏ̞̥]

[ˈhænd̥æˌɑʋɑnd̥o̞]

From häntä (“tail”) + avanto (“ice hole”).

Either of two ice holes cut out in front of and behind emäavanto.


väliavanto

väliavanto (nominative singular)
väliavannot (nominative plural)
väliavannon (genitive singular)
väliavantoin (genitive plural)
väliavantoloin (genitive plural)
väliavantoa (partitive singular)
väliavantoja (partitive plural)
väliavantoloja (partitive plural)
väliavantoo (illative singular)
väliavantoihe (illative plural)
väliavantoloihe (illative plural)
väliavannoos (inessive singular)
väliavannois (inessive plural)
väliavantolois (inessive plural)
väliavannost (elative singular)
väliavannoist (elative plural)
väliavantoloist (elative plural)
väliavannolle (allative singular)
väliavannoille (allative plural)
väliavantoloille (allative plural)
väliavannool (adessive singular)
väliavannoil (adessive plural)
väliavantoloil (adessive plural)
väliavannolt (ablative singular)
väliavannoilt (ablative plural)
väliavantoloilt (ablative plural)
väliavannoks (singular translative)
väliavannoiks (plural translative)
väliavantoloiks (plural translative)
väliavantonna (essive singular)
väliavantoon (essive singular)
väliavantoinna (essive plural)
väliavantoloinna (essive plural)
väliavantoin (essive plural)
väliavantoloin (essive plural)
väliavantont (exessive singular)
väliavantoint (exessive plural)
väliavantoloint (exessive plural)

/ˈʋæliˌɑʋɑnto/

[ˈʋælʲiˌɑʋɑntŏ̞̥]

/ˈʋæliˌɑʋɑnto/

[ˈʋælʲiˌɑʋɑnd̥o̞]

From väli (“gap”) + avanto (“ice hole”).

Either of two ice holes cut out on left and right of emäavanto.


emänoora

emänoora (nominative singular)
emänoorat (nominative plural)
emänooran (genitive singular)
emänooriin (genitive plural)
emänooraa (partitive singular)
emänooria (partitive plural)
emänooraa (illative singular)
emänoorii (illative plural)
emänooraas (inessive singular)
emänooriis (inessive plural)
emänoorast (elative singular)
emänoorist (elative plural)
emänooralle (allative singular)
emänoorille (allative plural)
emänooraal (adessive singular)
emänooriil (adessive plural)
emänooralt (ablative singular)
emänoorilt (ablative plural)
emänooraks (singular translative)
emänooriks (plural translative)
emänooranna (essive singular)
emänooraan (essive singular)
emänoorinna (essive plural)
emänooriin (essive plural)
emänoorant (exessive singular)
emänoorint (exessive plural)

[ˈe̞mæˌno̝ːrɑ]

From emä (“mother”) + noora (“string”). Akin to dialectal Finnish emänuora.

A rope used for lifting a net out of emäavanto.


hyymä

hyymä (nominative singular)
hyymät (nominative plural)
hyymän (genitive singular)
hyymiin (genitive plural)
hyymää (partitive singular)
hyymiä (partitive plural)
hyymää (illative singular)
hyymii (illative plural)
hyymääs (inessive singular)
hyymiis (inessive plural)
hyymäst (elative singular)
hyymist (elative plural)
hyymälle (allative singular)
hyymille (allative plural)
hyymääl (adessive singular)
hyymiil (adessive plural)
hyymält (ablative singular)
hyymilt (ablative plural)
hyymäks (singular translative)
hyymiks (plural translative)
hyymännä (essive singular)
hyymään (essive singular)
hyyminnä (essive plural)
hyymiin (essive plural)
hyymänt (exessive singular)
hyymint (exessive plural)


talvipakkain

talvipakkain (nominative singular)
talvipakkaiset (nominative plural)
talvipakkaisen (genitive singular)
talvipakkaisiin (genitive plural)
talvipakkaista (partitive singular)
talvipakkaist (partitive singular)
talvipakkaisia (partitive plural)
talvipakkaisee (illative singular)
talvipakkaisii (illative plural)
talvipakkaisees (inessive singular)
talvipakkaisiis (inessive plural)
talvipakkaisest (elative singular)
talvipakkaisist (elative plural)
talvipakkaiselle (allative singular)
talvipakkaisille (allative plural)
talvipakkaiseel (adessive singular)
talvipakkaisiil (adessive plural)
talvipakkaiselt (ablative singular)
talvipakkaisilt (ablative plural)
talvipakkaiseks (singular translative)
talvipakkaisiks (plural translative)
talvipakkaisenna (essive singular)
talvipakkaiseen (essive singular)
talvipakkaisinna (essive plural)
talvipakkaisiin (essive plural)
talvipakkaisent (exessive singular)
talvipakkaisint (exessive plural)

[ˈtɑɫʋĭˌpɑkːəi̯n]

[ˈtɑɫʋiˌb̥ɑkːɑi̯n]

From talvi (“winter”) + pakkain (“frost”). Akin to Finnish talvipakkanen.


gololeditsa

gololeditsa (nominative singular)
gololeditsat (nominative plural)
gololeditsan (genitive singular)
gololeditsoin (genitive plural)
gololeditsaa (partitive singular)
gololeditsoja (partitive plural)
gololeditsaa (illative singular)
gololeditsoihe (illative plural)
gololeditsaas (inessive singular)
gololeditsois (inessive plural)
gololeditsast (elative singular)
gololeditsoist (elative plural)
gololeditsalle (allative singular)
gololeditsoille (allative plural)
gololeditsaal (adessive singular)
gololeditsoil (adessive plural)
gololeditsalt (ablative singular)
gololeditsoilt (ablative plural)
gololeditsaks (singular translative)
gololeditsoiks (plural translative)
gololeditsanna (essive singular)
gololeditsaan (essive singular)
gololeditsoinna (essive plural)
gololeditsoin (essive plural)
gololeditsant (exessive singular)
gololeditsoint (exessive plural)

[ˈɡo̞ɫo̞ˌɫe̞dit͡s̠]

[ˈko̞ɫo̞ˌɫe̞d̥it͡sɑ]

Borrowed from Russian гололедица (gololedica).