kuppi

kuppi (nominative singular)
kupit (nominative plural)
kupin (genitive singular)
kuppiin (genitive plural)
kuppiloin (genitive plural)
kuppia (partitive singular)
kuppija (partitive plural)
kuppiloja (partitive plural)
kuppii (illative singular)
kuppii (illative plural)
kuppiloihe (illative plural)
kupis (inessive singular)
kuppiis (inessive plural)
kuppilois (inessive plural)
kupist (elative singular)
kuppiist (elative plural)
kuppiloist (elative plural)
kupille (allative singular)
kuppiille (allative plural)
kuppiloille (allative plural)
kupil (adessive singular)
kuppiil (adessive plural)
kuppiloil (adessive plural)
kupilt (ablative singular)
kuppiilt (ablative plural)
kuppiloilt (ablative plural)
kupiks (singular translative)
kuppiiks (plural translative)
kuppiloiks (plural translative)
kuppinna (essive singular)
kuppiin (essive singular)
kuppiinna (essive plural)
kuppiloinna (essive plural)
kuppiin (essive plural)
kuppiloin (essive plural)
kuppint (exessive singular)
kuppiint (exessive plural)
kuppiloint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Swedish kopp, possibly via Finnish kuppi.


malja

malja (nominative singular)
maljat (nominative plural)
maljan (genitive singular)
maljoin (genitive plural)
maljaa (partitive singular)
maljoja (partitive plural)
maljaa (illative singular)
maljoi (illative plural)
maljaas (inessive singular)
maljois (inessive plural)
maljast (elative singular)
maljoist (elative plural)
maljalle (allative singular)
maljoille (allative plural)
maljaal (adessive singular)
maljoil (adessive plural)
maljalt (ablative singular)
maljoilt (ablative plural)
maljaks (singular translative)
maljoiks (plural translative)
maljanna (essive singular)
maljaan (essive singular)
maljoinna (essive plural)
maljoin (essive plural)
maljant (exessive singular)
maljoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *malja. Cognates include Finnish malja and Veps maĺ.


astia

astia (nominative singular)
astiat (nominative plural)
astian (genitive singular)
astioin (genitive plural)
astiaa (partitive singular)
astioja (partitive plural)
astiaa (illative singular)
astioihe (illative plural)
astiaas (inessive singular)
astiois (inessive plural)
astiast (elative singular)
astioist (elative plural)
astialle (allative singular)
astioille (allative plural)
astiaal (adessive singular)
astioil (adessive plural)
astialt (ablative singular)
astioilt (ablative plural)
astiaks (singular translative)
astioiks (plural translative)
astianna (essive singular)
astiaan (essive singular)
astioinna (essive plural)
astioin (essive plural)
astiant (exessive singular)
astioint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *astija. Cognates include Finnish astia and Estonian astja.


kattila

kattila (nominative singular)
kattilat (nominative plural)
kattilan (genitive singular)
kattiloin (genitive plural)
kattilaa (partitive singular)
kattiloja (partitive plural)
kattilaa (illative singular)
kattiloihe (illative plural)
kattilaas (inessive singular)
kattilois (inessive plural)
kattilast (elative singular)
kattiloist (elative plural)
kattilalle (allative singular)
kattiloille (allative plural)
kattilaal (adessive singular)
kattiloil (adessive plural)
kattilalt (ablative singular)
kattiloilt (ablative plural)
kattilaks (singular translative)
kattiloiks (plural translative)
kattilanna (essive singular)
kattilaan (essive singular)
kattiloinna (essive plural)
kattiloin (essive plural)
kattilant (exessive singular)
kattiloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kattila, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *katilaz. Cognates include Finnish kattila and Estonian katel.


saavi

saavi (nominative singular)
saavit (nominative plural)
saavin (genitive singular)
saaviin (genitive plural)
saaviloin (genitive plural)
saavia (partitive singular)
saavija (partitive plural)
saaviloja (partitive plural)
saavii (illative singular)
saavii (illative plural)
saaviloihe (illative plural)
saaviis (inessive singular)
saaviis (inessive plural)
saavilois (inessive plural)
saavist (elative singular)
saaviist (elative plural)
saaviloist (elative plural)
saaville (allative singular)
saaviille (allative plural)
saaviloille (allative plural)
saaviil (adessive singular)
saaviil (adessive plural)
saaviloil (adessive plural)
saavilt (ablative singular)
saaviilt (ablative plural)
saaviloilt (ablative plural)
saaviks (singular translative)
saaviiks (plural translative)
saaviloiks (plural translative)
saavinna (essive singular)
saaviin (essive singular)
saaviinna (essive plural)
saaviloinna (essive plural)
saaviin (essive plural)
saaviloin (essive plural)
saavint (exessive singular)
saaviint (exessive plural)
saaviloint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from dialectal Swedish såv, possibly via Finnish saavi.


pikari

pikari (nominative singular)
pikarit (nominative plural)
pikarin (genitive singular)
pikariin (genitive plural)
pikariloin (genitive plural)
pikaria (partitive singular)
pikarija (partitive plural)
pikariloja (partitive plural)
pikarii (illative singular)
pikarii (illative plural)
pikariloihe (illative plural)
pikariis (inessive singular)
pikariis (inessive plural)
pikarilois (inessive plural)
pikarist (elative singular)
pikariist (elative plural)
pikariloist (elative plural)
pikarille (allative singular)
pikariille (allative plural)
pikariloille (allative plural)
pikariil (adessive singular)
pikariil (adessive plural)
pikariloil (adessive plural)
pikarilt (ablative singular)
pikariilt (ablative plural)
pikariloilt (ablative plural)
pikariks (singular translative)
pikariiks (plural translative)
pikariloiks (plural translative)
pikarinna (essive singular)
pikariin (essive singular)
pikariinna (essive plural)
pikariloinna (essive plural)
pikariin (essive plural)
pikariloin (essive plural)
pikarint (exessive singular)
pikariint (exessive plural)
pikariloint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Old Swedish bikar(e). Cognates include Finnish pikari and Estonian piker.


ammi

ammi (nominative singular)
ammet (nominative plural)
ammen (genitive singular)
ammiin (genitive plural)
ammiloin (genitive plural)
ammia (partitive singular)
ammija (partitive plural)
ammiloja (partitive plural)
ammee (illative singular)
ammii (illative plural)
ammiloihe (illative plural)
ammees (inessive singular)
ammiis (inessive plural)
ammilois (inessive plural)
ammest (elative singular)
ammist (elative plural)
ammiloist (elative plural)
ammelle (allative singular)
ammille (allative plural)
ammiloille (allative plural)
ammeel (adessive singular)
ammiil (adessive plural)
ammiloil (adessive plural)
ammelt (ablative singular)
ammilt (ablative plural)
ammiloilt (ablative plural)
ammeks (singular translative)
ammiks (plural translative)
ammiloiks (plural translative)
ammenna (essive singular)
ammeen (essive singular)
amminna (essive plural)
ammiloinna (essive plural)
ammiin (essive plural)
ammiloin (essive plural)
amment (exessive singular)
ammint (exessive plural)
ammiloint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *ammi. Cognate with dialectal Finnish ammi.


puteli

puteli (nominative singular)
putelit (nominative plural)
putelin (genitive singular)
puteliin (genitive plural)
puteliloin (genitive plural)
putelia (partitive singular)
putelija (partitive plural)
puteliloja (partitive plural)
putelii (illative singular)
putelii (illative plural)
puteliloihe (illative plural)
puteliis (inessive singular)
puteliis (inessive plural)
putelilois (inessive plural)
putelist (elative singular)
puteliist (elative plural)
puteliloist (elative plural)
putelille (allative singular)
puteliille (allative plural)
puteliloille (allative plural)
puteliil (adessive singular)
puteliil (adessive plural)
puteliloil (adessive plural)
putelilt (ablative singular)
puteliilt (ablative plural)
puteliloilt (ablative plural)
puteliks (singular translative)
puteliiks (plural translative)
puteliloiks (plural translative)
putelinna (essive singular)
puteliin (essive singular)
puteliinna (essive plural)
puteliloinna (essive plural)
puteliin (essive plural)
puteliloin (essive plural)
putelint (exessive singular)
puteliint (exessive plural)
puteliloint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Finnish puteli. Compare also Russian бутыль (butylʹ) and Estonian pudel.

Sitä vart taas hämmennämmä puteliis liivan ja saven yhtee ja șommelan veen valamma stokanaa.

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

For this we'll stir the clay and sand together again in the bottle and we'll pour the cloudy water into the glass.

bottleful (a traditional unit of volume)


taazi

taazi (nominative singular)
taazit (nominative plural)
taazin (genitive singular)
taaziin (genitive plural)
taaziloin (genitive plural)
taazia (partitive singular)
taazija (partitive plural)
taaziloja (partitive plural)
taazii (illative singular)
taazii (illative plural)
taaziloihe (illative plural)
taaziis (inessive singular)
taaziis (inessive plural)
taazilois (inessive plural)
taazist (elative singular)
taaziist (elative plural)
taaziloist (elative plural)
taazille (allative singular)
taaziille (allative plural)
taaziloille (allative plural)
taaziil (adessive singular)
taaziil (adessive plural)
taaziloil (adessive plural)
taazilt (ablative singular)
taaziilt (ablative plural)
taaziloilt (ablative plural)
taaziks (singular translative)
taaziiks (plural translative)
taaziloiks (plural translative)
taazinna (essive singular)
taaziin (essive singular)
taaziinna (essive plural)
taaziloinna (essive plural)
taaziin (essive plural)
taaziloin (essive plural)
taazint (exessive singular)
taaziint (exessive plural)
taaziloint (exessive plural)

Rautaa käytetää seel, kus ono tarvis pehmiätä metallaa, esimerkiks hänest tehhää kartaa kattoja vart, pankija, taazija i toisia riistoja.

1937, V. A. Tetjurev, translated by N. I. Molotsova, Loonnontiito (ensimäin osa): oppikirja alkușkoulun kolmatta klaassaa vart, Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 39:

Iron is used there, where a heavy metal is needed, for example it's used for cards for the roof, for jars, tubs and other tools.


puumalja

puumalja (nominative singular)
puumaljat (nominative plural)
puumaljan (genitive singular)
puumaljoin (genitive plural)
puumaljaa (partitive singular)
puumaljoja (partitive plural)
puumaljaa (illative singular)
puumaljoi (illative plural)
puumaljaas (inessive singular)
puumaljois (inessive plural)
puumaljast (elative singular)
puumaljoist (elative plural)
puumaljalle (allative singular)
puumaljoille (allative plural)
puumaljaal (adessive singular)
puumaljoil (adessive plural)
puumaljalt (ablative singular)
puumaljoilt (ablative plural)
puumaljaks (singular translative)
puumaljoiks (plural translative)
puumaljanna (essive singular)
puumaljaan (essive singular)
puumaljoinna (essive plural)
puumaljoin (essive plural)
puumaljant (exessive singular)
puumaljoint (exessive plural)

[ˈpuːˌmɑlʲː]


stokana

stokana (nominative singular)
stokanat (nominative plural)
stokanan (genitive singular)
stokanoin (genitive plural)
stokanaa (partitive singular)
stokanoja (partitive plural)
stokanaa (illative singular)
stokanoihe (illative plural)
stokanaas (inessive singular)
stokanois (inessive plural)
stokanast (elative singular)
stokanoist (elative plural)
stokanalle (allative singular)
stokanoille (allative plural)
stokanaal (adessive singular)
stokanoil (adessive plural)
stokanalt (ablative singular)
stokanoilt (ablative plural)
stokanaks (singular translative)
stokanoiks (plural translative)
stokananna (essive singular)
stokanaan (essive singular)
stokanoinna (essive plural)
stokanoin (essive plural)
stokanant (exessive singular)
stokanoint (exessive plural)

[ˈʃto̞kˑɑːnɑ]

Otamma stokanan vettä ja lasemma sinne peenen komkan pintamaata.

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

We take a cup of water and we put a small lump of topsoil in it.


lahantka

lahantka (nominative singular)
lahantkat (nominative plural)
lahantkan (genitive singular)
lahantkoin (genitive plural)
lahantkaa (partitive singular)
lahantkoja (partitive plural)
lahantkaa (illative singular)
lahantkoihe (illative plural)
lahantkaas (inessive singular)
lahantkois (inessive plural)
lahantkast (elative singular)
lahantkoist (elative plural)
lahantkalle (allative singular)
lahantkoille (allative plural)
lahantkaal (adessive singular)
lahantkoil (adessive plural)
lahantkalt (ablative singular)
lahantkoilt (ablative plural)
lahantkaks (singular translative)
lahantkoiks (plural translative)
lahantkanna (essive singular)
lahantkaan (essive singular)
lahantkoinna (essive plural)
lahantkoin (essive plural)
lahantkant (exessive singular)
lahantkoint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian лоханка (loxanka).


puulahantka

puulahantka (nominative singular)
puulahantkat (nominative plural)
puulahantkan (genitive singular)
puulahantkoin (genitive plural)
puulahantkaa (partitive singular)
puulahantkoja (partitive plural)
puulahantkaa (illative singular)
puulahantkoihe (illative plural)
puulahantkaas (inessive singular)
puulahantkois (inessive plural)
puulahantkast (elative singular)
puulahantkoist (elative plural)
puulahantkalle (allative singular)
puulahantkoille (allative plural)
puulahantkaal (adessive singular)
puulahantkoil (adessive plural)
puulahantkalt (ablative singular)
puulahantkoilt (ablative plural)
puulahantkaks (singular translative)
puulahantkoiks (plural translative)
puulahantkanna (essive singular)
puulahantkaan (essive singular)
puulahantkoinna (essive plural)
puulahantkoin (essive plural)
puulahantkant (exessive singular)
puulahantkoint (exessive plural)

From puu (“wood”) + lahantka (“washtub”).


pohjapikari

pohjapikari (nominative singular)
pohjapikarit (nominative plural)
pohjapikarin (genitive singular)
pohjapikariin (genitive plural)
pohjapikariloin (genitive plural)
pohjapikaria (partitive singular)
pohjapikarija (partitive plural)
pohjapikariloja (partitive plural)
pohjapikarii (illative singular)
pohjapikarii (illative plural)
pohjapikariloihe (illative plural)
pohjapikariis (inessive singular)
pohjapikariis (inessive plural)
pohjapikarilois (inessive plural)
pohjapikarist (elative singular)
pohjapikariist (elative plural)
pohjapikariloist (elative plural)
pohjapikarille (allative singular)
pohjapikariille (allative plural)
pohjapikariloille (allative plural)
pohjapikariil (adessive singular)
pohjapikariil (adessive plural)
pohjapikariloil (adessive plural)
pohjapikarilt (ablative singular)
pohjapikariilt (ablative plural)
pohjapikariloilt (ablative plural)
pohjapikariks (singular translative)
pohjapikariiks (plural translative)
pohjapikariloiks (plural translative)
pohjapikarinna (essive singular)
pohjapikariin (essive singular)
pohjapikariinna (essive plural)
pohjapikariloinna (essive plural)
pohjapikariin (essive plural)
pohjapikariloin (essive plural)
pohjapikarint (exessive singular)
pohjapikariint (exessive plural)
pohjapikariloint (exessive plural)

From pohja (“bottom”) + pikari (“goblet”), referring to shots being drunk in one gulp.


cäinikkä

cäinikkä (nominative singular)
cäinikät (nominative plural)
cäinikän (genitive singular)
cäinikköin (genitive plural)
cäinikkää (partitive singular)
cäinikköjä (partitive plural)
cäinikkää (illative singular)
cäinikköihe (illative plural)
cäinikääs (inessive singular)
cäiniköis (inessive plural)
cäinikäst (elative singular)
cäiniköist (elative plural)
cäinikälle (allative singular)
cäiniköille (allative plural)
cäinikääl (adessive singular)
cäiniköil (adessive plural)
cäinikält (ablative singular)
cäiniköilt (ablative plural)
cäinikäks (singular translative)
cäiniköiks (plural translative)
cäinikkännä (essive singular)
cäinikkään (essive singular)
cäinikköinnä (essive plural)
cäinikköin (essive plural)
cäinikkänt (exessive singular)
cäinikköint (exessive plural)

/ˈt͡ʃæi̯nikːæ/

[ˈt͡ʃæi̯nĭkː]

/ˈt͡ʃæi̯nikːæ/

[ˈt͡ʃæi̯nikːæ]


cugunikka

cugunikka (nominative singular)
cugunikat (nominative plural)
cugunikan (genitive singular)
cugunikkoin (genitive plural)
cugunikkaa (partitive singular)
cugunikkoja (partitive plural)
cugunikkaa (illative singular)
cugunikkoi (illative plural)
cugunikas (inessive singular)
cugunikois (inessive plural)
cugunikast (elative singular)
cugunikoist (elative plural)
cugunikalle (allative singular)
cugunikoille (allative plural)
cugunikal (adessive singular)
cugunikoil (adessive plural)
cugunikalt (ablative singular)
cugunikoilt (ablative plural)
cugunikaks (singular translative)
cugunikoiks (plural translative)
cugunikkanna (essive singular)
cugunikkaan (essive singular)
cugunikkoinna (essive plural)
cugunikkoin (essive plural)
cugunikkant (exessive singular)
cugunikkoint (exessive plural)

[ˈt͡ʃuɡ̊uˌnikːɑ]

Borrowed from Russian чугунник (čugunnik).


kultakuppi

kultakuppi (nominative singular)
kultakupit (nominative plural)
kultakupin (genitive singular)
kultakuppiin (genitive plural)
kultakuppiloin (genitive plural)
kultakuppia (partitive singular)
kultakuppija (partitive plural)
kultakuppiloja (partitive plural)
kultakuppii (illative singular)
kultakuppii (illative plural)
kultakuppiloihe (illative plural)
kultakupis (inessive singular)
kultakuppiis (inessive plural)
kultakuppilois (inessive plural)
kultakupist (elative singular)
kultakuppiist (elative plural)
kultakuppiloist (elative plural)
kultakupille (allative singular)
kultakuppiille (allative plural)
kultakuppiloille (allative plural)
kultakupil (adessive singular)
kultakuppiil (adessive plural)
kultakuppiloil (adessive plural)
kultakupilt (ablative singular)
kultakuppiilt (ablative plural)
kultakuppiloilt (ablative plural)
kultakupiks (singular translative)
kultakuppiiks (plural translative)
kultakuppiloiks (plural translative)
kultakuppinna (essive singular)
kultakuppiin (essive singular)
kultakuppiinna (essive plural)
kultakuppiloinna (essive plural)
kultakuppiin (essive plural)
kultakuppiloin (essive plural)
kultakuppint (exessive singular)
kultakuppiint (exessive plural)
kultakuppiloint (exessive plural)

[ˈkuɫd̥ɑˌɡ̊upːi]