mela

mela (nominative singular)
melat (nominative plural)
melan (genitive singular)
melloin (genitive plural)
mellaa (partitive singular)
meloja (partitive plural)
mellaa (illative singular)
melloi (illative plural)
melas (inessive singular)
melois (inessive plural)
melast (elative singular)
meloist (elative plural)
melalle (allative singular)
meloille (allative plural)
melal (adessive singular)
meloil (adessive plural)
melalt (ablative singular)
meloilt (ablative plural)
melaks (singular translative)
meloiks (plural translative)
melanna (essive singular)
mellaan (essive singular)
meloinna (essive plural)
melloin (essive plural)
melant (exessive singular)
meloint (exessive plural)


rapakivi

rapakivi (nominative singular)
rapakivet (nominative plural)
rapakiven (genitive singular)
rapakivviin (genitive plural)
rapakivilöin (genitive plural)
rapakivviä (partitive singular)
rapakivijä (partitive plural)
rapakivilöjä (partitive plural)
rapakivvee (illative singular)
rapakivvii (illative plural)
rapakivilöihe (illative plural)
rapakives (inessive singular)
rapakivis (inessive plural)
rapakivilöis (inessive plural)
rapakivest (elative singular)
rapakivist (elative plural)
rapakivilöist (elative plural)
rapakivelle (allative singular)
rapakiville (allative plural)
rapakivilöille (allative plural)
rapakivel (adessive singular)
rapakivil (adessive plural)
rapakivilöil (adessive plural)
rapakivelt (ablative singular)
rapakivilt (ablative plural)
rapakivilöilt (ablative plural)
rapakiveks (singular translative)
rapakiviks (plural translative)
rapakivilöiks (plural translative)
rapakivennä (essive singular)
rapakivveen (essive singular)
rapakivinnä (essive plural)
rapakivilöinnä (essive plural)
rapakivviin (essive plural)
rapakivilöin (essive plural)
rapakivent (exessive singular)
rapakivint (exessive plural)
rapakivilöint (exessive plural)

[ˈrɑb̥ɑˌɡ̊iʋi]

From Proto-Finnic *rapakivi, equivalent to Proto-Finnic *rapa (“crushed stone”) + kivi (“stone”). Cognates include Finnish rapakivi.


kivi

kivi (nominative singular)
kivet (nominative plural)
kiven (genitive singular)
kivviin (genitive plural)
kivilöin (genitive plural)
kivviä (partitive singular)
kivijä (partitive plural)
kivilöjä (partitive plural)
kivvee (illative singular)
kivvii (illative plural)
kivilöihe (illative plural)
kives (inessive singular)
kivis (inessive plural)
kivilöis (inessive plural)
kivest (elative singular)
kivist (elative plural)
kivilöist (elative plural)
kivelle (allative singular)
kiville (allative plural)
kivilöille (allative plural)
kivel (adessive singular)
kivil (adessive plural)
kivilöil (adessive plural)
kivelt (ablative singular)
kivilt (ablative plural)
kivilöilt (ablative plural)
kiveks (singular translative)
kiviks (plural translative)
kivilöiks (plural translative)
kivennä (essive singular)
kivveen (essive singular)
kivinnä (essive plural)
kivilöinnä (essive plural)
kivviin (essive plural)
kivilöin (essive plural)
kivent (exessive singular)
kivint (exessive plural)
kivilöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kivi, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *kiwe. Cognates include Finnish kivi and Estonian kivi.


hiili

hiili (nominative singular)
hiilet (nominative plural)
hiilen (genitive singular)
hiiliin (genitive plural)
hiililöin (genitive plural)
hiiltä (partitive singular)
hiilt (partitive singular)
hiiliä (partitive plural)
hiililöjä (partitive plural)
hiilee (illative singular)
hiilii (illative plural)
hiililöihe (illative plural)
hiilees (inessive singular)
hiiliis (inessive plural)
hiililöis (inessive plural)
hiilest (elative singular)
hiilist (elative plural)
hiililöist (elative plural)
hiilelle (allative singular)
hiilille (allative plural)
hiililöille (allative plural)
hiileel (adessive singular)
hiiliil (adessive plural)
hiililöil (adessive plural)
hiilelt (ablative singular)
hiililt (ablative plural)
hiililöilt (ablative plural)
hiileks (singular translative)
hiiliks (plural translative)
hiililöiks (plural translative)
hiilennä (essive singular)
hiileen (essive singular)
hiilinnä (essive plural)
hiililöinnä (essive plural)
hiiliin (essive plural)
hiililöin (essive plural)
hiilent (exessive singular)
hiilint (exessive plural)
hiililöint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *hiili. Cognates include Finnish hiili and Veps hil'.

Hiilest tehtii suuret silmät, lumipampust pität korvat.

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

Out of coal large eyes were made, out of snowballs long ears.


kangas

kangas (nominative singular)
kankaat (nominative plural)
kankaan (genitive singular)
kankain (genitive plural)
kangasta (partitive singular)
kangast (partitive singular)
kankaita (partitive plural)
kankaja (partitive plural)
kankaasse (illative singular)
kankaisse (illative plural)
kankaas (inessive singular)
kankais (inessive plural)
kankaast (elative singular)
kankaist (elative plural)
kankaalle (allative singular)
kankaille (allative plural)
kankaal (adessive singular)
kankail (adessive plural)
kankaalt (ablative singular)
kankailt (ablative plural)
kankaaks (singular translative)
kankaiks (plural translative)
kankaanna (essive singular)
kankaan (essive singular)
kankainna (essive plural)
kankain (essive plural)
kankaant (exessive singular)
kankaint (exessive plural)

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

Mamalle osti kangaste.

1936, N. A. Iljin and V. I. Junus, Bukvari iƶoroin șkouluja vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 44:

a type of soil, consisting of moraine ground covered by podzol


savi

savi (nominative singular)
savet (nominative plural)
saven (genitive singular)
savviin (genitive plural)
saviloin (genitive plural)
savvia (partitive singular)
savija (partitive plural)
saviloja (partitive plural)
savvee (illative singular)
savvii (illative plural)
saviloihe (illative plural)
saves (inessive singular)
savis (inessive plural)
savilois (inessive plural)
savest (elative singular)
savist (elative plural)
saviloist (elative plural)
savelle (allative singular)
saville (allative plural)
saviloille (allative plural)
savel (adessive singular)
savil (adessive plural)
saviloil (adessive plural)
savelt (ablative singular)
savilt (ablative plural)
saviloilt (ablative plural)
saveks (singular translative)
saviks (plural translative)
saviloiks (plural translative)
savenna (essive singular)
savveen (essive singular)
savinna (essive plural)
saviloinna (essive plural)
savviin (essive plural)
saviloin (essive plural)
savent (exessive singular)
savint (exessive plural)
saviloint (exessive plural)

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

Pintamaanalus voip olla erilaisist maaporodist: savest, liivast, kalkist ja muist.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. I. Molotsova, Loonnontiito (ensimäin osa): oppikirja alkușkoulun kolmatta klaassaa vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 6:

The subsoil can consist of various soil types: clay, sand, limestone and others.


piikivi

piikivi (nominative singular)
piikivet (nominative plural)
piikiven (genitive singular)
piikivviin (genitive plural)
piikivilöin (genitive plural)
piikivviä (partitive singular)
piikivijä (partitive plural)
piikivilöjä (partitive plural)
piikivvee (illative singular)
piikivvii (illative plural)
piikivilöihe (illative plural)
piikives (inessive singular)
piikivis (inessive plural)
piikivilöis (inessive plural)
piikivest (elative singular)
piikivist (elative plural)
piikivilöist (elative plural)
piikivelle (allative singular)
piikiville (allative plural)
piikivilöille (allative plural)
piikivel (adessive singular)
piikivil (adessive plural)
piikivilöil (adessive plural)
piikivelt (ablative singular)
piikivilt (ablative plural)
piikivilöilt (ablative plural)
piikiveks (singular translative)
piikiviks (plural translative)
piikivilöiks (plural translative)
piikivennä (essive singular)
piikivveen (essive singular)
piikivinnä (essive plural)
piikivilöinnä (essive plural)
piikivviin (essive plural)
piikivilöin (essive plural)
piikivent (exessive singular)
piikivint (exessive plural)
piikivilöint (exessive plural)

[ˈpiːˌɡ̊iʋi]

From Proto-Finnic *piikivi, equivalent to pii (“spike”) + kivi (“stone”). Cognates include Finnish piikivi and Estonian piikivi.


kalkki

kalkki (nominative singular)
kalkit (nominative plural)
kalkin (genitive singular)
kalkkiin (genitive plural)
kalkkiloin (genitive plural)
kalkkia (partitive singular)
kalkkija (partitive plural)
kalkkiloja (partitive plural)
kalkkii (illative singular)
kalkkii (illative plural)
kalkkiloihe (illative plural)
kalkiis (inessive singular)
kalkkiis (inessive plural)
kalkkilois (inessive plural)
kalkist (elative singular)
kalkkiist (elative plural)
kalkkiloist (elative plural)
kalkille (allative singular)
kalkkiille (allative plural)
kalkkiloille (allative plural)
kalkiil (adessive singular)
kalkkiil (adessive plural)
kalkkiloil (adessive plural)
kalkilt (ablative singular)
kalkkiilt (ablative plural)
kalkkiloilt (ablative plural)
kalkiks (singular translative)
kalkkiiks (plural translative)
kalkkiloiks (plural translative)
kalkkinna (essive singular)
kalkkiin (essive singular)
kalkkiinna (essive plural)
kalkkiloinna (essive plural)
kalkkiin (essive plural)
kalkkiloin (essive plural)
kalkkint (exessive singular)
kalkkiint (exessive plural)
kalkkiloint (exessive plural)


pintamaa

pintamaa (nominative singular)
pintamaat (nominative plural)
pintamaan (genitive singular)
pintamaijen (genitive plural)
pintamaata (partitive singular)
pintamaita (partitive plural)
pintamaaha (illative singular)
pintamaihe (illative plural)
pintamaas (inessive singular)
pintamais (inessive plural)
pintamaast (elative singular)
pintamaist (elative plural)
pintamaalle (allative singular)
pintamaille (allative plural)
pintamaal (adessive singular)
pintamail (adessive plural)
pintamaalt (ablative singular)
pintamailt (ablative plural)
pintamaaks (singular translative)
pintamaiks (plural translative)
pintamaanna (essive singular)
pintamaan (essive singular)
pintamainna (essive plural)
pintamain (essive plural)
pintamaant (exessive singular)
pintamaint (exessive plural)

From pinta (“surface”) + maa (“earth”). Akin to Finnish pintamaa.

Sitä ylempäist sloijaa maata saotaa pintamaaks.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. I. Molotsova, Loonnontiito (ensimäin osa): oppikirja alkușkoulun kolmatta klaassaa vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 5:

This top layer of the earth is called topsoil.


soola

soola (nominative singular)
soolat (nominative plural)
soolan (genitive singular)
sooliin (genitive plural)
soolaa (partitive singular)
soolia (partitive plural)
soolaa (illative singular)
soolii (illative plural)
soolaas (inessive singular)
sooliis (inessive plural)
soolast (elative singular)
soolist (elative plural)
soolalle (allative singular)
soolille (allative plural)
soolaal (adessive singular)
sooliil (adessive plural)
soolalt (ablative singular)
soolilt (ablative plural)
soolaks (singular translative)
sooliks (plural translative)
soolanna (essive singular)
soolaan (essive singular)
soolinna (essive plural)
sooliin (essive plural)
soolant (exessive singular)
soolint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *soola. Cognates include Finnish suola and Estonian sool.

Pintamaas ono veel kaikellaiset soolat.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. I. Molotsova, Loonnontiito (ensimäin osa): oppikirja alkușkoulun kolmatta klaassaa vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 7:

In the topsoil there are also all kinds of salts.


liiva

liiva (nominative singular)
liivat (nominative plural)
liivan (genitive singular)
liivoin (genitive plural)
liivaa (partitive singular)
liivoja (partitive plural)
liivaa (illative singular)
liivoi (illative plural)
liivaas (inessive singular)
liivois (inessive plural)
liivast (elative singular)
liivoist (elative plural)
liivalle (allative singular)
liivoille (allative plural)
liivaal (adessive singular)
liivoil (adessive plural)
liivalt (ablative singular)
liivoilt (ablative plural)
liivaks (singular translative)
liivoiks (plural translative)
liivanna (essive singular)
liivaan (essive singular)
liivoinna (essive plural)
liivoin (essive plural)
liivant (exessive singular)
liivoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *liiva. Cognates include Estonian liiv and Votic liivõ.


emämaa

emämaa (nominative singular)
emämaat (nominative plural)
emämaan (genitive singular)
emämaijen (genitive plural)
emämaata (partitive singular)
emämaita (partitive plural)
emämaaha (illative singular)
emämaihe (illative plural)
emämaas (inessive singular)
emämais (inessive plural)
emämaast (elative singular)
emämaist (elative plural)
emämaalle (allative singular)
emämaille (allative plural)
emämaal (adessive singular)
emämail (adessive plural)
emämaalt (ablative singular)
emämailt (ablative plural)
emämaaks (singular translative)
emämaiks (plural translative)
emämaanna (essive singular)
emämaan (essive singular)
emämainna (essive plural)
emämain (essive plural)
emämaant (exessive singular)
emämaint (exessive plural)

From emä (“mother”) + maa (“soil”), calque of Russian материнская порода (materinskaja poroda).

calque

материнская порода

Sitä maasloijaa, kumpa leƶƶ[i]i pintamaan al kutsutaa emämaaks, tali pintamaanalusmaaks.

This layer of soil that lies below the topsoil is called parent material or subsoil.


tulus

tulus (nominative singular)
tulukset (nominative plural)
tuluksen (genitive singular)
tuluksiin (genitive plural)
tulusta (partitive singular)
tulust (partitive singular)
tuluksia (partitive plural)
tuluksee (illative singular)
tuluksii (illative plural)
tuluksees (inessive singular)
tuluksiis (inessive plural)
tuluksest (elative singular)
tuluksist (elative plural)
tulukselle (allative singular)
tuluksille (allative plural)
tulukseel (adessive singular)
tuluksiil (adessive plural)
tulukselt (ablative singular)
tuluksilt (ablative plural)
tulukseks (singular translative)
tuluksiks (plural translative)
tuluksenna (essive singular)
tulukseen (essive singular)
tuluksinna (essive plural)
tuluksiin (essive plural)
tuluksent (exessive singular)
tuluksint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *tulus, equivalent to tuli (“fire”) + -us. Cognates include Finnish tulus and Estonian tulus.


pintamaanalus

pintamaanalus (nominative singular)
pintamaanalukset (nominative plural)
pintamaanaluksen (genitive singular)
pintamaanaluksiin (genitive plural)
pintamaanalusta (partitive singular)
pintamaanalust (partitive singular)
pintamaanaluksia (partitive plural)
pintamaanaluksee (illative singular)
pintamaanaluksii (illative plural)
pintamaanaluksees (inessive singular)
pintamaanaluksiis (inessive plural)
pintamaanaluksest (elative singular)
pintamaanaluksist (elative plural)
pintamaanalukselle (allative singular)
pintamaanaluksille (allative plural)
pintamaanalukseel (adessive singular)
pintamaanaluksiil (adessive plural)
pintamaanalukselt (ablative singular)
pintamaanaluksilt (ablative plural)
pintamaanalukseks (singular translative)
pintamaanaluksiks (plural translative)
pintamaanaluksenna (essive singular)
pintamaanalukseen (essive singular)
pintamaanaluksinna (essive plural)
pintamaanaluksiin (essive plural)
pintamaanaluksent (exessive singular)
pintamaanaluksint (exessive plural)

[ˈpind̥ɑˌmɑːnˌɑɫuʒ̥]

From pintamaan (“of topsoil”) + alus (“bedding”).


pintamaanalusmaa

pintamaanalusmaa (nominative singular)
pintamaanalusmaat (nominative plural)
pintamaanalusmaan (genitive singular)
pintamaanalusmaijen (genitive plural)
pintamaanalusmaata (partitive singular)
pintamaanalusmaita (partitive plural)
pintamaanalusmaaha (illative singular)
pintamaanalusmaihe (illative plural)
pintamaanalusmaas (inessive singular)
pintamaanalusmais (inessive plural)
pintamaanalusmaast (elative singular)
pintamaanalusmaist (elative plural)
pintamaanalusmaalle (allative singular)
pintamaanalusmaille (allative plural)
pintamaanalusmaal (adessive singular)
pintamaanalusmail (adessive plural)
pintamaanalusmaalt (ablative singular)
pintamaanalusmailt (ablative plural)
pintamaanalusmaaks (singular translative)
pintamaanalusmaiks (plural translative)
pintamaanalusmaanna (essive singular)
pintamaanalusmaan (essive singular)
pintamaanalusmainna (essive plural)
pintamaanalusmain (essive plural)
pintamaanalusmaant (exessive singular)
pintamaanalusmaint (exessive plural)

[ˈpintəˌmɑːnˌɑɫuz̠ˌmɑː]

[ˈpind̥ɑˌmɑːnˌɑɫuʒˌmɑː]

From pintamaanalus (“subsoil”) + maa (“soil”).


poroda

poroda (nominative singular)
porodat (nominative plural)
porodan (genitive singular)
porodiin (genitive plural)
porodaa (partitive singular)
porodia (partitive plural)
porodaa (illative singular)
porodii (illative plural)
porodaas (inessive singular)
porodiis (inessive plural)
porodast (elative singular)
porodist (elative plural)
porodalle (allative singular)
porodille (allative plural)
porodaal (adessive singular)
porodiil (adessive plural)
porodalt (ablative singular)
porodilt (ablative plural)
porodaks (singular translative)
porodiks (plural translative)
porodanna (essive singular)
porodaan (essive singular)
porodinna (essive plural)
porodiin (essive plural)
porodant (exessive singular)
porodint (exessive plural)

[ˈpo̞rˑo̝ːd̥ɑ]

(geology) layer, type (of soil, stone or mineral)


muilakivi

muilakivi (nominative singular)
muilakivet (nominative plural)
muilakiven (genitive singular)
muilakivviin (genitive plural)
muilakivilöin (genitive plural)
muilakivviä (partitive singular)
muilakivijä (partitive plural)
muilakivilöjä (partitive plural)
muilakivvee (illative singular)
muilakivvii (illative plural)
muilakivilöihe (illative plural)
muilakives (inessive singular)
muilakivis (inessive plural)
muilakivilöis (inessive plural)
muilakivest (elative singular)
muilakivist (elative plural)
muilakivilöist (elative plural)
muilakivelle (allative singular)
muilakiville (allative plural)
muilakivilöille (allative plural)
muilakivel (adessive singular)
muilakivil (adessive plural)
muilakivilöil (adessive plural)
muilakivelt (ablative singular)
muilakivilt (ablative plural)
muilakivilöilt (ablative plural)
muilakiveks (singular translative)
muilakiviks (plural translative)
muilakivilöiks (plural translative)
muilakivennä (essive singular)
muilakivveen (essive singular)
muilakivinnä (essive plural)
muilakivilöinnä (essive plural)
muilakivviin (essive plural)
muilakivilöin (essive plural)
muilakivent (exessive singular)
muilakivint (exessive plural)
muilakivilöint (exessive plural)

[ˈmui̯ɫɑˌɡ̊iʋi]


savislantsa

savislantsa (nominative singular)
savislantsat (nominative plural)
savislantsan (genitive singular)
savislantsoin (genitive plural)
savislantsaa (partitive singular)
savislantsoja (partitive plural)
savislantsaa (illative singular)
savislantsoi (illative plural)
savislantsaas (inessive singular)
savislantsois (inessive plural)
savislantsast (elative singular)
savislantsoist (elative plural)
savislantsalle (allative singular)
savislantsoille (allative plural)
savislantsaal (adessive singular)
savislantsoil (adessive plural)
savislantsalt (ablative singular)
savislantsoilt (ablative plural)
savislantsaks (singular translative)
savislantsoiks (plural translative)
savislantsanna (essive singular)
savislantsaan (essive singular)
savislantsoinna (essive plural)
savislantsoin (essive plural)
savislantsant (exessive singular)
savislantsoint (exessive plural)

[ˈs̠ɑʋiˌs̠ɫɑnt͡s̠]

[ˈʃɑʋiˌʒ̥ɫɑnt͡sɑ]

From savi (“clay”) + slantsa (“schist”).

Kuin tekahuu savislantsa ja liivakivi.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. I. Molotsova, Loonnontiito (ensimäin osa): oppikirja alkușkoulun kolmatta klaassaa vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 15:


slantsa

slantsa (nominative singular)
slantsat (nominative plural)
slantsan (genitive singular)
slantsoin (genitive plural)
slantsaa (partitive singular)
slantsoja (partitive plural)
slantsaa (illative singular)
slantsoi (illative plural)
slantsaas (inessive singular)
slantsois (inessive plural)
slantsast (elative singular)
slantsoist (elative plural)
slantsalle (allative singular)
slantsoille (allative plural)
slantsaal (adessive singular)
slantsoil (adessive plural)
slantsalt (ablative singular)
slantsoilt (ablative plural)
slantsaks (singular translative)
slantsoiks (plural translative)
slantsanna (essive singular)
slantsaan (essive singular)
slantsoinna (essive plural)
slantsoin (essive plural)
slantsant (exessive singular)
slantsoint (exessive plural)

[ˈs̠ɫɑnt͡s̠]


granitta

granitta (nominative singular)
granitat (nominative plural)
granitan (genitive singular)
granittoin (genitive plural)
granittaa (partitive singular)
granittoja (partitive plural)
granittaa (illative singular)
granittoihe (illative plural)
granitaas (inessive singular)
granitois (inessive plural)
granitast (elative singular)
granitoist (elative plural)
granitalle (allative singular)
granitoille (allative plural)
granitaal (adessive singular)
granitoil (adessive plural)
granitalt (ablative singular)
granitoilt (ablative plural)
granitaks (singular translative)
granitoiks (plural translative)
granittanna (essive singular)
granittaan (essive singular)
granittoinna (essive plural)
granittoin (essive plural)
granittant (exessive singular)
granittoint (exessive plural)

Enemittee granitta ono punaist ja harmaata karvaa.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. I. Molotsova, Loonnontiito (ensimäin osa): oppikirja alkușkoulun kolmatta klaassaa vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 11:

Usually granite is of the red and grey colour.


mraamori

mraamori (nominative singular)
mraamorit (nominative plural)
mraamorin (genitive singular)
mraamoriin (genitive plural)
mraamoriloin (genitive plural)
mraamoria (partitive singular)
mraamorija (partitive plural)
mraamoriloja (partitive plural)
mraamorii (illative singular)
mraamorii (illative plural)
mraamoriloihe (illative plural)
mraamoriis (inessive singular)
mraamoriis (inessive plural)
mraamorilois (inessive plural)
mraamorist (elative singular)
mraamoriist (elative plural)
mraamoriloist (elative plural)
mraamorille (allative singular)
mraamoriille (allative plural)
mraamoriloille (allative plural)
mraamoriil (adessive singular)
mraamoriil (adessive plural)
mraamoriloil (adessive plural)
mraamorilt (ablative singular)
mraamoriilt (ablative plural)
mraamoriloilt (ablative plural)
mraamoriks (singular translative)
mraamoriiks (plural translative)
mraamoriloiks (plural translative)
mraamorinna (essive singular)
mraamoriin (essive singular)
mraamoriinna (essive plural)
mraamoriloinna (essive plural)
mraamoriin (essive plural)
mraamoriloin (essive plural)
mraamorint (exessive singular)
mraamoriint (exessive plural)
mraamoriloint (exessive plural)

[ˈmrɑːmŏ̞rʲ]


mussanmaa

mussanmaa (nominative singular)
mussanmaat (nominative plural)
mussanmaan (genitive singular)
mussanmaijen (genitive plural)
mussanmaata (partitive singular)
mussanmaita (partitive plural)
mussanmaaha (illative singular)
mussanmaihe (illative plural)
mussanmaas (inessive singular)
mussanmais (inessive plural)
mussanmaast (elative singular)
mussanmaist (elative plural)
mussanmaalle (allative singular)
mussanmaille (allative plural)
mussanmaal (adessive singular)
mussanmail (adessive plural)
mussanmaalt (ablative singular)
mussanmailt (ablative plural)
mussanmaaks (singular translative)
mussanmaiks (plural translative)
mussanmaanna (essive singular)
mussanmaan (essive singular)
mussanmainna (essive plural)
mussanmain (essive plural)
mussanmaant (exessive singular)
mussanmaint (exessive plural)

[ˈmus̠ːəmˌmɑː]

[ˈmuʃːɑmˌmɑː]

From mussan (“of black”) + maa (“land”). Calque of Russian чернозём (černozjóm).

Kuin ennen Oktjabrin revolutsiaa käytettii mussanmaan steepin talohust.

1936, L. G. Terehova, V. G. Erdeli, translated by P. I. Maksimov and N. A. Iljin, Geografia: oppikirja iƶoroin alkușkoulun neljättä klaassaa vart (toine osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 64:

How households of the chernozem steppes were held before the Oktober Revolution.