baabuška

baabuška (nominative singular)
baabuškat (nominative plural)
baabuškan (genitive singular)
baabuškoin (genitive plural)
baabuškaa (partitive singular)
baabuškoja (partitive plural)
baabuškaa (illative singular)
baabuškoihe (illative plural)
baabuškaas (inessive singular)
baabuškois (inessive plural)
baabuškast (elative singular)
baabuškoist (elative plural)
baabuškalle (allative singular)
baabuškoille (allative plural)
baabuškaal (adessive singular)
baabuškoil (adessive plural)
baabuškalt (ablative singular)
baabuškoilt (ablative plural)
baabuškaks (singular translative)
baabuškoiks (plural translative)
baabuškanna (essive singular)
baabuškaan (essive singular)
baabuškoinna (essive plural)
baabuškoin (essive plural)
baabuškant (exessive singular)
baabuškoint (exessive plural)

[ˈpɑːb̥uʃkɑ]

Borrowed from Russian бабушка (babuška).


škeettikka

škeettikka (nominative singular)
škeettikat (nominative plural)
škeettikan (genitive singular)
škeettikkoin (genitive plural)
škeettikkaa (partitive singular)
škeettikkoja (partitive plural)
škeettikkaa (illative singular)
škeettikkoihe (illative plural)
škeettikaas (inessive singular)
škeettikois (inessive plural)
škeettikast (elative singular)
škeettikoist (elative plural)
škeettikalle (allative singular)
škeettikoille (allative plural)
škeettikaal (adessive singular)
škeettikoil (adessive plural)
škeettikalt (ablative singular)
škeettikoilt (ablative plural)
škeettikaks (singular translative)
škeettikoiks (plural translative)
škeettikkanna (essive singular)
škeettikkaan (essive singular)
škeettikkoinna (essive plural)
škeettikkoin (essive plural)
škeettikkant (exessive singular)
škeettikkoint (exessive plural)

[ˈʃkeːtʲːĭkː]

[ˈʃke̝ːtːikːɑ]


partamees

partamees (nominative singular)
partameehet (nominative plural)
partameehen (genitive singular)
partameehiin (genitive plural)
partameestä (partitive singular)
partameest (partitive singular)
partameehiä (partitive plural)
partameehee (illative singular)
partameehii (illative plural)
partameehees (inessive singular)
partameehiis (inessive plural)
partameehest (elative singular)
partameehist (elative plural)
partameehelle (allative singular)
partameehille (allative plural)
partameeheel (adessive singular)
partameehiil (adessive plural)
partameehelt (ablative singular)
partameehilt (ablative plural)
partameeheks (singular translative)
partameehiks (plural translative)
partameehennä (essive singular)
partameeheen (essive singular)
partameehinnä (essive plural)
partameehiin (essive plural)
partameehent (exessive singular)
partameehint (exessive plural)

[ˈpɑrd̥ɑˌme̝ːʒ̥]


töömees

töömees (nominative singular)
töömeehet (nominative plural)
töömeehen (genitive singular)
töömeehiin (genitive plural)
töömeestä (partitive singular)
töömeest (partitive singular)
töömeehiä (partitive plural)
töömeehee (illative singular)
töömeehii (illative plural)
töömeehees (inessive singular)
töömeehiis (inessive plural)
töömeehest (elative singular)
töömeehist (elative plural)
töömeehelle (allative singular)
töömeehille (allative plural)
töömeeheel (adessive singular)
töömeehiil (adessive plural)
töömeehelt (ablative singular)
töömeehilt (ablative plural)
töömeeheks (singular translative)
töömeehiks (plural translative)
töömeehennä (essive singular)
töömeeheen (essive singular)
töömeehinnä (essive plural)
töömeehiin (essive plural)
töömeehent (exessive singular)
töömeehint (exessive plural)

[ˈtøːˌmeːz̠]

[ˈtø̝ːˌme̝ːʒ̥]

From töö (“work”) + mees (“man”). Akin to Finnish työmies.

Miä oon töömees samallain, niku isä siun i veljät.

1937, D. I. Efimov, Lukukirja: Inkeroisia alkușkouluja vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Riikin Ucebno-pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 52:

I am a worker, just like your father and brothers.


udarnitsa

udarnitsa (nominative singular)
udarnitsat (nominative plural)
udarnitsan (genitive singular)
udarnitsoin (genitive plural)
udarnitsaa (partitive singular)
udarnitsoja (partitive plural)
udarnitsaa (illative singular)
udarnitsoi (illative plural)
udarnitsaas (inessive singular)
udarnitsois (inessive plural)
udarnitsast (elative singular)
udarnitsoist (elative plural)
udarnitsalle (allative singular)
udarnitsoille (allative plural)
udarnitsaal (adessive singular)
udarnitsoil (adessive plural)
udarnitsalt (ablative singular)
udarnitsoilt (ablative plural)
udarnitsaks (singular translative)
udarnitsoiks (plural translative)
udarnitsanna (essive singular)
udarnitsaan (essive singular)
udarnitsoinna (essive plural)
udarnitsoin (essive plural)
udarnitsant (exessive singular)
udarnitsoint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian ударница (udarnica).

Udarnitsa tunniis siputtaa 60 karppia sintä, prostoi tööläin — 54 karppia.

1937, N. S. Popova, translated by A. Kolesova, Arifmetiikan oppikirja alkușkouluja vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 18:

A female udarnik sprinkles 60 cans of bluing an hour, a normal worker sprinkles 54 cans.

(historical, Soviet Union) female udarnik