rauta

rauta (nominative singular)
ravvat (nominative plural)
ravvan (genitive singular)
rautoin (genitive plural)
rautaa (partitive singular)
rautoja (partitive plural)
rautaa (illative singular)
rautoi (illative plural)
ravvaas (inessive singular)
ravvois (inessive plural)
ravvast (elative singular)
ravvoist (elative plural)
ravvalle (allative singular)
ravvoille (allative plural)
ravvaal (adessive singular)
ravvoil (adessive plural)
ravvalt (ablative singular)
ravvoilt (ablative plural)
ravvaks (singular translative)
ravvoiks (plural translative)
rautanna (essive singular)
rautaan (essive singular)
rautoinna (essive plural)
rautoin (essive plural)
rautant (exessive singular)
rautoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *rauta. Cognates include Finnish rauta and Estonian raud.

sappaan rauta


puukko

puukko (nominative singular)
puukot (nominative plural)
puukon (genitive singular)
puukkoin (genitive plural)
puukkoloin (genitive plural)
puukkoa (partitive singular)
puukkoja (partitive plural)
puukkoloja (partitive plural)
puukkoo (illative singular)
puukkoi (illative plural)
puukkoloihe (illative plural)
puukoos (inessive singular)
puukois (inessive plural)
puukkolois (inessive plural)
puukost (elative singular)
puukoist (elative plural)
puukkoloist (elative plural)
puukolle (allative singular)
puukoille (allative plural)
puukkoloille (allative plural)
puukool (adessive singular)
puukoil (adessive plural)
puukkoloil (adessive plural)
puukolt (ablative singular)
puukoilt (ablative plural)
puukkoloilt (ablative plural)
puukoks (singular translative)
puukoiks (plural translative)
puukkoloiks (plural translative)
puukkonna (essive singular)
puukkoon (essive singular)
puukkoinna (essive plural)
puukkoloinna (essive plural)
puukkoin (essive plural)
puukkoloin (essive plural)
puukkont (exessive singular)
puukkoint (exessive plural)
puukkoloint (exessive plural)

From puu (“wood”) + -kko. Akin to Finnish puukko.


strela

strela (nominative singular)
strelat (nominative plural)
strelan (genitive singular)
strelloin (genitive plural)
strellaa (partitive singular)
streloja (partitive plural)
strellaa (illative singular)
strelloi (illative plural)
strelas (inessive singular)
strelois (inessive plural)
strelast (elative singular)
streloist (elative plural)
strelalle (allative singular)
streloille (allative plural)
strelal (adessive singular)
streloil (adessive plural)
strelalt (ablative singular)
streloilt (ablative plural)
strelaks (singular translative)
streloiks (plural translative)
strelanna (essive singular)
strellaan (essive singular)
streloinna (essive plural)
strelloin (essive plural)
strelant (exessive singular)
streloint (exessive plural)

Höö evät pitäneet vaatetta, koit oltii tehty oksist ja lehtiist, oltii voruƶoitettu streloil ja kopjoil.

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 56:

They didn't wear any clothes, their homes were made of branches and leaves, they were armed with arrows and spears.


pannu

pannu (nominative singular)
pannut (nominative plural)
pannun (genitive singular)
pannuin (genitive plural)
pannuloin (genitive plural)
pannua (partitive singular)
pannuja (partitive plural)
pannuloja (partitive plural)
pannuu (illative singular)
pannui (illative plural)
pannuloihe (illative plural)
pannuus (inessive singular)
pannuis (inessive plural)
pannulois (inessive plural)
pannust (elative singular)
pannuist (elative plural)
pannuloist (elative plural)
pannulle (allative singular)
pannuille (allative plural)
pannuloille (allative plural)
pannuul (adessive singular)
pannuil (adessive plural)
pannuloil (adessive plural)
pannult (ablative singular)
pannuilt (ablative plural)
pannuloilt (ablative plural)
pannuks (singular translative)
pannuiks (plural translative)
pannuloiks (plural translative)
pannunna (essive singular)
pannuun (essive singular)
pannuinna (essive plural)
pannuloinna (essive plural)
pannuin (essive plural)
pannuloin (essive plural)
pannunt (exessive singular)
pannuint (exessive plural)
pannuloint (exessive plural)


keihäs

keihäs (nominative singular)
keihäkset (nominative plural)
keihäksen (genitive singular)
keihäksiin (genitive plural)
keihästä (partitive singular)
keihäst (partitive singular)
keihäksiä (partitive plural)
keihäksee (illative singular)
keihäksii (illative plural)
keihäksees (inessive singular)
keihäksiis (inessive plural)
keihäksest (elative singular)
keihäksist (elative plural)
keihäkselle (allative singular)
keihäksille (allative plural)
keihäkseel (adessive singular)
keihäksiil (adessive plural)
keihäkselt (ablative singular)
keihäksilt (ablative plural)
keihäkseks (singular translative)
keihäksiks (plural translative)
keihäksennä (essive singular)
keihäkseen (essive singular)
keihäksinnä (essive plural)
keihäksiin (essive plural)
keihäksent (exessive singular)
keihäksint (exessive plural)

[ˈke̞i̯hæʒ̥]

From Proto-Finnic *kaihas. Cognates include Finnish keihäs and Veps keihaz.

Yksi on veitselle verröövä, // Toin on kerkäs keihäksee.

1916, Volmari Porkka, quoting Olgoi, “1311. Soikkola, Savimäki. III 178.”, in Väinö Salminen, V. Alava, editor, Suomen Kansan Vanhat Runot. Länsi-Inkerin runot, volume III2, Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, lines 16-17:

One is fresh to the knife, // Another is eager with the spear.


ruuti

ruuti (nominative singular)
ruuvvit (nominative plural)
ruuvvin (genitive singular)
ruutiin (genitive plural)
ruutiloin (genitive plural)
ruutia (partitive singular)
ruutija (partitive plural)
ruutiloja (partitive plural)
ruutii (illative singular)
ruutii (illative plural)
ruutiloihe (illative plural)
ruuvviis (inessive singular)
ruutiis (inessive plural)
ruutilois (inessive plural)
ruuvvist (elative singular)
ruutiist (elative plural)
ruutiloist (elative plural)
ruuvville (allative singular)
ruutiille (allative plural)
ruutiloille (allative plural)
ruuvviil (adessive singular)
ruutiil (adessive plural)
ruutiloil (adessive plural)
ruuvvilt (ablative singular)
ruutiilt (ablative plural)
ruutiloilt (ablative plural)
ruuvviks (singular translative)
ruutiiks (plural translative)
ruutiloiks (plural translative)
ruutinna (essive singular)
ruutiin (essive singular)
ruutiinna (essive plural)
ruutiloinna (essive plural)
ruutiin (essive plural)
ruutiloin (essive plural)
ruutint (exessive singular)
ruutiint (exessive plural)
ruutiloint (exessive plural)

From Middle Low German krūt, possibly via Finnish ruuti.


loukku

loukku (nominative singular)
loukut (nominative plural)
loukun (genitive singular)
loukkuin (genitive plural)
loukkuloin (genitive plural)
loukkua (partitive singular)
loukkuja (partitive plural)
loukkuloja (partitive plural)
loukkuu (illative singular)
loukkui (illative plural)
loukkuloihe (illative plural)
loukuus (inessive singular)
loukuis (inessive plural)
loukkulois (inessive plural)
loukust (elative singular)
loukuist (elative plural)
loukkuloist (elative plural)
loukulle (allative singular)
loukuille (allative plural)
loukkuloille (allative plural)
loukuul (adessive singular)
loukuil (adessive plural)
loukkuloil (adessive plural)
loukult (ablative singular)
loukuilt (ablative plural)
loukkuloilt (ablative plural)
loukuks (singular translative)
loukuiks (plural translative)
loukkuloiks (plural translative)
loukkunna (essive singular)
loukkuun (essive singular)
loukkuinna (essive plural)
loukkuloinna (essive plural)
loukkuin (essive plural)
loukkuloin (essive plural)
loukkunt (exessive singular)
loukkuint (exessive plural)
loukkuloint (exessive plural)

[ˈɫo̞u̯kːŭ̥]

Borrowed from Russian *-ловка (*-lovka). Akin to Finnish loukku.


pyssy

pyssy (nominative singular)
pyssyt (nominative plural)
pyssyn (genitive singular)
pyssyin (genitive plural)
pyssylöin (genitive plural)
pyssyä (partitive singular)
pyssyjä (partitive plural)
pyssylöjä (partitive plural)
pyssyy (illative singular)
pyssyi (illative plural)
pyssylöihe (illative plural)
pyssyys (inessive singular)
pyssyis (inessive plural)
pyssylöis (inessive plural)
pyssyst (elative singular)
pyssyist (elative plural)
pyssylöist (elative plural)
pyssylle (allative singular)
pyssyille (allative plural)
pyssylöille (allative plural)
pyssyyl (adessive singular)
pyssyil (adessive plural)
pyssylöil (adessive plural)
pyssylt (ablative singular)
pyssyilt (ablative plural)
pyssylöilt (ablative plural)
pyssyks (singular translative)
pyssyiks (plural translative)
pyssylöiks (plural translative)
pyssynnä (essive singular)
pyssyyn (essive singular)
pyssyinnä (essive plural)
pyssylöinnä (essive plural)
pyssyin (essive plural)
pyssylöin (essive plural)
pyssynt (exessive singular)
pyssyint (exessive plural)
pyssylöint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from Old Swedish byssa. Cognates include Finnish pyssy and Estonian püss.

Lusikkaal ... Pyssyyl ...

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


tykki

tykki (nominative singular)
tykit (nominative plural)
tykin (genitive singular)
tykkiin (genitive plural)
tykkilöin (genitive plural)
tykkiä (partitive singular)
tykkijä (partitive plural)
tykkilöjä (partitive plural)
tykkii (illative singular)
tykkii (illative plural)
tykkilöihe (illative plural)
tykis (inessive singular)
tykkiis (inessive plural)
tykkilöis (inessive plural)
tykist (elative singular)
tykkiist (elative plural)
tykkilöist (elative plural)
tykille (allative singular)
tykkiille (allative plural)
tykkilöille (allative plural)
tykil (adessive singular)
tykkiil (adessive plural)
tykkilöil (adessive plural)
tykilt (ablative singular)
tykkiilt (ablative plural)
tykkilöilt (ablative plural)
tykiks (singular translative)
tykkiiks (plural translative)
tykkilöiks (plural translative)
tykkinnä (essive singular)
tykkiin (essive singular)
tykkiinnä (essive plural)
tykkilöinnä (essive plural)
tykkiin (essive plural)
tykkilöin (essive plural)
tykkint (exessive singular)
tykkiint (exessive plural)
tykkilöint (exessive plural)


patrona

patrona (nominative singular)
patronat (nominative plural)
patronan (genitive singular)
patronoin (genitive plural)
patronaa (partitive singular)
patronoja (partitive plural)
patronaa (illative singular)
patronoihe (illative plural)
patronaas (inessive singular)
patronois (inessive plural)
patronast (elative singular)
patronoist (elative plural)
patronalle (allative singular)
patronoille (allative plural)
patronaal (adessive singular)
patronoil (adessive plural)
patronalt (ablative singular)
patronoilt (ablative plural)
patronaks (singular translative)
patronoiks (plural translative)
patronanna (essive singular)
patronaan (essive singular)
patronoinna (essive plural)
patronoin (essive plural)
patronant (exessive singular)
patronoint (exessive plural)

Vintovkoist maksettii 150 rub., patronoist 82-ht rub. vähemp.

1937, N. S. Popova, translated by A. Kolesova, Arifmetiikan oppikirja alkușkouluja vart (toin osa), Leningrad: Ucebno-Pedagogiceskoi Izdateljstva, page 46:

150 rubles were paid for a rifle, 82 rubles fewer was paid for the bullets.


rihveli

rihveli (nominative singular)
rihvelit (nominative plural)
rihvelin (genitive singular)
rihveliin (genitive plural)
rihvelilöin (genitive plural)
rihveliä (partitive singular)
rihvelijä (partitive plural)
rihvelilöjä (partitive plural)
rihvelii (illative singular)
rihvelii (illative plural)
rihvelilöihe (illative plural)
rihveliis (inessive singular)
rihveliis (inessive plural)
rihvelilöis (inessive plural)
rihvelist (elative singular)
rihveliist (elative plural)
rihvelilöist (elative plural)
rihvelille (allative singular)
rihveliille (allative plural)
rihvelilöille (allative plural)
rihveliil (adessive singular)
rihveliil (adessive plural)
rihvelilöil (adessive plural)
rihvelilt (ablative singular)
rihveliilt (ablative plural)
rihvelilöilt (ablative plural)
rihveliks (singular translative)
rihveliiks (plural translative)
rihvelilöiks (plural translative)
rihvelinnä (essive singular)
rihveliin (essive singular)
rihveliinnä (essive plural)
rihvelilöinnä (essive plural)
rihveliin (essive plural)
rihvelilöin (essive plural)
rihvelint (exessive singular)
rihveliint (exessive plural)
rihvelilöint (exessive plural)

Ultimately from German Griffel. Related to Finnish rihveli.


meekka

meekka (nominative singular)
meekat (nominative plural)
meekan (genitive singular)
meekkoin (genitive plural)
meekkaa (partitive singular)
meekkoja (partitive plural)
meekkaa (illative singular)
meekkoi (illative plural)
meekaas (inessive singular)
meekois (inessive plural)
meekast (elative singular)
meekoist (elative plural)
meekalle (allative singular)
meekoille (allative plural)
meekaal (adessive singular)
meekoil (adessive plural)
meekalt (ablative singular)
meekoilt (ablative plural)
meekaks (singular translative)
meekoiks (plural translative)
meekkanna (essive singular)
meekkaan (essive singular)
meekkoinna (essive plural)
meekkoin (essive plural)
meekkant (exessive singular)
meekkoint (exessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *mëëkka. Cognates include Finnish miekka and Estonian mõõk.

Kumman miekan pää pitempi, // Senen mieli on mielövämpi.

1916, Volmari Porkka, quoting Naastoi Tammikonnusta, “1305. Soikkola, Savimäki. III 125.”, in Väinö Salminen, V. Alava, editor, Suomen Kansan Vanhat Runot. Länsi-Inkerin runot, volume III2, Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, lines 87-88:

Whose sword's edge is longer, // That one's mind is cleverer.


rasseli

rasseli (nominative singular)
rasselit (nominative plural)
rasselin (genitive singular)
rasseliin (genitive plural)
rasseliloin (genitive plural)
rasselia (partitive singular)
rasselija (partitive plural)
rasseliloja (partitive plural)
rasselii (illative singular)
rasselii (illative plural)
rasseliloihe (illative plural)
rasseliis (inessive singular)
rasseliis (inessive plural)
rasselilois (inessive plural)
rasselist (elative singular)
rasseliist (elative plural)
rasseliloist (elative plural)
rasselille (allative singular)
rasseliille (allative plural)
rasseliloille (allative plural)
rasseliil (adessive singular)
rasseliil (adessive plural)
rasseliloil (adessive plural)
rasselilt (ablative singular)
rasseliilt (ablative plural)
rasseliloilt (ablative plural)
rasseliks (singular translative)
rasseliiks (plural translative)
rasseliloiks (plural translative)
rasselinna (essive singular)
rasseliin (essive singular)
rasseliinna (essive plural)
rasseliloinna (essive plural)
rasseliin (essive plural)
rasseliloin (essive plural)
rasselint (exessive singular)
rasseliint (exessive plural)
rasseliloint (exessive plural)

[ˈrɑs̠ːe̞lʲ]

[ˈrɑʃːe̞lʲi]

Ultimately from Swedish krass, probably via Finnish rassi.


kurokka

kurokka (nominative singular)
kurokat (nominative plural)
kurokan (genitive singular)
kurokkoin (genitive plural)
kurokkaa (partitive singular)
kurokkoja (partitive plural)
kurokkaa (illative singular)
kurokkoihe (illative plural)
kurokaas (inessive singular)
kurokois (inessive plural)
kurokast (elative singular)
kurokoist (elative plural)
kurokalle (allative singular)
kurokoille (allative plural)
kurokaal (adessive singular)
kurokoil (adessive plural)
kurokalt (ablative singular)
kurokoilt (ablative plural)
kurokaks (singular translative)
kurokoiks (plural translative)
kurokkanna (essive singular)
kurokkaan (essive singular)
kurokkoinna (essive plural)
kurokkoin (essive plural)
kurokkant (exessive singular)
kurokkoint (exessive plural)


kapsoli

kapsoli (nominative singular)
kapsolit (nominative plural)
kapsolin (genitive singular)
kapsoliin (genitive plural)
kapsoliloin (genitive plural)
kapsolia (partitive singular)
kapsolija (partitive plural)
kapsoliloja (partitive plural)
kapsolii (illative singular)
kapsolii (illative plural)
kapsoliloihe (illative plural)
kapsoliis (inessive singular)
kapsoliis (inessive plural)
kapsolilois (inessive plural)
kapsolist (elative singular)
kapsoliist (elative plural)
kapsoliloist (elative plural)
kapsolille (allative singular)
kapsoliille (allative plural)
kapsoliloille (allative plural)
kapsoliil (adessive singular)
kapsoliil (adessive plural)
kapsoliloil (adessive plural)
kapsolilt (ablative singular)
kapsoliilt (ablative plural)
kapsoliloilt (ablative plural)
kapsoliks (singular translative)
kapsoliiks (plural translative)
kapsoliloiks (plural translative)
kapsolinna (essive singular)
kapsoliin (essive singular)
kapsoliinna (essive plural)
kapsoliloinna (essive plural)
kapsoliin (essive plural)
kapsoliloin (essive plural)
kapsolint (exessive singular)
kapsoliint (exessive plural)
kapsoliloint (exessive plural)

[ˈkɑps̠ŏ̞lʲ]

Borrowed from Russian капсуль (kapsulʹ).


painopääveitsi

painopääveitsi (nominative singular)
painopääveitset (nominative plural)
painopääveitsen (genitive singular)
painopääveitsiin (genitive plural)
painopääveitsilöin (genitive plural)
painopääveistä (partitive singular)
painopääveist (partitive singular)
painopääveitsiä (partitive plural)
painopääveitsilöjä (partitive plural)
painopääveitsee (illative singular)
painopääveitsii (illative plural)
painopääveitsilöihe (illative plural)
painopääveitsees (inessive singular)
painopääveitsiis (inessive plural)
painopääveitsilöis (inessive plural)
painopääveitsest (elative singular)
painopääveitsist (elative plural)
painopääveitsilöist (elative plural)
painopääveitselle (allative singular)
painopääveitsille (allative plural)
painopääveitsilöille (allative plural)
painopääveitseel (adessive singular)
painopääveitsiil (adessive plural)
painopääveitsilöil (adessive plural)
painopääveitselt (ablative singular)
painopääveitsilt (ablative plural)
painopääveitsilöilt (ablative plural)
painopääveitseks (singular translative)
painopääveitsiks (plural translative)
painopääveitsilöiks (plural translative)
painopääveitsennä (essive singular)
painopääveitseen (essive singular)
painopääveitsinnä (essive plural)
painopääveitsilöinnä (essive plural)
painopääveitsiin (essive plural)
painopääveitsilöin (essive plural)
painopääveitsent (exessive singular)
painopääveitsint (exessive plural)
painopääveitsilöint (exessive plural)

[ˈpɑi̯nŏ̞ˌpæːˌʋe̞i̯t͡s̠ʲ]

[ˈpɑi̯no̞ˌpæːˌʋe̞i̯t͡si]

From paino (literally “pushing”) + pää (“head”) + veitsi (“knife”).


päreveitsi

päreveitsi (nominative singular)
päreveitset (nominative plural)
päreveitsen (genitive singular)
päreveitsiin (genitive plural)
päreveitsilöin (genitive plural)
päreveistä (partitive singular)
päreveist (partitive singular)
päreveitsiä (partitive plural)
päreveitsilöjä (partitive plural)
päreveitsee (illative singular)
päreveitsii (illative plural)
päreveitsilöihe (illative plural)
päreveitsees (inessive singular)
päreveitsiis (inessive plural)
päreveitsilöis (inessive plural)
päreveitsest (elative singular)
päreveitsist (elative plural)
päreveitsilöist (elative plural)
päreveitselle (allative singular)
päreveitsille (allative plural)
päreveitsilöille (allative plural)
päreveitseel (adessive singular)
päreveitsiil (adessive plural)
päreveitsilöil (adessive plural)
päreveitselt (ablative singular)
päreveitsilt (ablative plural)
päreveitsilöilt (ablative plural)
päreveitseks (singular translative)
päreveitsiks (plural translative)
päreveitsilöiks (plural translative)
päreveitsennä (essive singular)
päreveitseen (essive singular)
päreveitsinnä (essive plural)
päreveitsilöinnä (essive plural)
päreveitsiin (essive plural)
päreveitsilöin (essive plural)
päreveitsent (exessive singular)
päreveitsint (exessive plural)
päreveitsilöint (exessive plural)

[ˈpære̞ˌʋe̞i̯t͡s̠ʲ]

From päre (“splinter”) + veitsi (“knife”).

dagger (double-edged knife with a wooden handle)


vintovka

vintovka (nominative singular)
vintovkat (nominative plural)
vintovkan (genitive singular)
vintovkoin (genitive plural)
vintovkaa (partitive singular)
vintovkoja (partitive plural)
vintovkaa (illative singular)
vintovkoihe (illative plural)
vintovkaas (inessive singular)
vintovkois (inessive plural)
vintovkast (elative singular)
vintovkoist (elative plural)
vintovkalle (allative singular)
vintovkoille (allative plural)
vintovkaal (adessive singular)
vintovkoil (adessive plural)
vintovkalt (ablative singular)
vintovkoilt (ablative plural)
vintovkaks (singular translative)
vintovkoiks (plural translative)
vintovkanna (essive singular)
vintovkaan (essive singular)
vintovkoinna (essive plural)
vintovkoin (essive plural)
vintovkant (exessive singular)
vintovkoint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian винтовка (vintovka).


kopjo

kopjo (nominative singular)
kopjot (nominative plural)
kopjon (genitive singular)
kopjoin (genitive plural)
kopjoloin (genitive plural)
kopjoa (partitive singular)
kopjoja (partitive plural)
kopjoloja (partitive plural)
kopjoo (illative singular)
kopjoi (illative plural)
kopjoloihe (illative plural)
kopjoos (inessive singular)
kopjois (inessive plural)
kopjolois (inessive plural)
kopjost (elative singular)
kopjoist (elative plural)
kopjoloist (elative plural)
kopjolle (allative singular)
kopjoille (allative plural)
kopjoloille (allative plural)
kopjool (adessive singular)
kopjoil (adessive plural)
kopjoloil (adessive plural)
kopjolt (ablative singular)
kopjoilt (ablative plural)
kopjoloilt (ablative plural)
kopjoks (singular translative)
kopjoiks (plural translative)
kopjoloiks (plural translative)
kopjonna (essive singular)
kopjoon (essive singular)
kopjoinna (essive plural)
kopjoloinna (essive plural)
kopjoin (essive plural)
kopjoloin (essive plural)
kopjont (exessive singular)
kopjoint (exessive plural)
kopjoloint (exessive plural)

Koovokno otti kopjon rautaotsanka i noisi röömimää avannon looks.

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 105:

Koovokno took his spear with an iron end and started to crawl towards the ice hole.


pankapyssy

pankapyssy (nominative singular)
pankapyssyt (nominative plural)
pankapyssyn (genitive singular)
pankapyssyin (genitive plural)
pankapyssylöin (genitive plural)
pankapyssyä (partitive singular)
pankapyssyjä (partitive plural)
pankapyssylöjä (partitive plural)
pankapyssyy (illative singular)
pankapyssyi (illative plural)
pankapyssylöihe (illative plural)
pankapyssyys (inessive singular)
pankapyssyis (inessive plural)
pankapyssylöis (inessive plural)
pankapyssyst (elative singular)
pankapyssyist (elative plural)
pankapyssylöist (elative plural)
pankapyssylle (allative singular)
pankapyssyille (allative plural)
pankapyssylöille (allative plural)
pankapyssyyl (adessive singular)
pankapyssyil (adessive plural)
pankapyssylöil (adessive plural)
pankapyssylt (ablative singular)
pankapyssyilt (ablative plural)
pankapyssylöilt (ablative plural)
pankapyssyks (singular translative)
pankapyssyiks (plural translative)
pankapyssylöiks (plural translative)
pankapyssynnä (essive singular)
pankapyssyyn (essive singular)
pankapyssyinnä (essive plural)
pankapyssylöinnä (essive plural)
pankapyssyin (essive plural)
pankapyssylöin (essive plural)
pankapyssynt (exessive singular)
pankapyssyint (exessive plural)
pankapyssylöint (exessive plural)

[ˈpɑŋkəˌpys̠ːy̥̆]

[ˈpɑŋɡ̊ɑˌb̥yʃːy]

Lapset tiukkivat kotiloin loon, oppih[u]it ampumaa pankapyssyist, stroittiit pikkaraisia hiiƶinoja.

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 96:

The children were playing at their homes, learning to shoot from bows, building tiny wooden huts.


levorveri

levorveri (nominative singular)
levorverit (nominative plural)
levorverin (genitive singular)
levorverriin (genitive plural)
levorveriloin (genitive plural)
levorverria (partitive singular)
levorverija (partitive plural)
levorveriloja (partitive plural)
levorverrii (illative singular)
levorverrii (illative plural)
levorveriloihe (illative plural)
levorveris (inessive singular)
levorveriis (inessive plural)
levorverilois (inessive plural)
levorverist (elative singular)
levorveriist (elative plural)
levorveriloist (elative plural)
levorverille (allative singular)
levorveriille (allative plural)
levorveriloille (allative plural)
levorveril (adessive singular)
levorveriil (adessive plural)
levorveriloil (adessive plural)
levorverilt (ablative singular)
levorveriilt (ablative plural)
levorveriloilt (ablative plural)
levorveriks (singular translative)
levorveriiks (plural translative)
levorveriloiks (plural translative)
levorverinna (essive singular)
levorverriin (essive singular)
levorveriinna (essive plural)
levorveriloinna (essive plural)
levorverriin (essive plural)
levorveriloin (essive plural)
levorverint (exessive singular)
levorveriint (exessive plural)
levorveriloint (exessive plural)

Borrowed with dissimilation from dialectal Russian левольвер (levolʹver) (standard револьвер (revolʹver)).


pistoletti

pistoletti (nominative singular)
pistoletit (nominative plural)
pistoletin (genitive singular)
pistolettiin (genitive plural)
pistolettiloin (genitive plural)
pistolettia (partitive singular)
pistolettija (partitive plural)
pistolettiloja (partitive plural)
pistolettii (illative singular)
pistolettii (illative plural)
pistolettiloihe (illative plural)
pistoletis (inessive singular)
pistolettiis (inessive plural)
pistolettilois (inessive plural)
pistoletist (elative singular)
pistolettiist (elative plural)
pistolettiloist (elative plural)
pistoletille (allative singular)
pistolettiille (allative plural)
pistolettiloille (allative plural)
pistoletil (adessive singular)
pistolettiil (adessive plural)
pistolettiloil (adessive plural)
pistoletilt (ablative singular)
pistolettiilt (ablative plural)
pistolettiloilt (ablative plural)
pistoletiks (singular translative)
pistolettiiks (plural translative)
pistolettiloiks (plural translative)
pistolettinna (essive singular)
pistolettiin (essive singular)
pistolettiinna (essive plural)
pistolettiloinna (essive plural)
pistolettiin (essive plural)
pistolettiloin (essive plural)
pistolettint (exessive singular)
pistolettiint (exessive plural)
pistolettiloint (exessive plural)

Borrowed from Russian пистолет (pistolet).

Kolt ono miihen imi, kumpa laati mokkooman pistoletin.

1934, V. I. Junus, Lukukirja inkeroisia oppikoteja vart (neljäs klassa), Leningrad: Riikin Izdatelstvo Kirja, page 97:

Colt is the name of the man who created such a pistol.