järvi

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järvi (genitive järven, partitive järvie)

järven (genitive)
järvie (partitive)
järvi (nominative singular)
järvet (nominative plural)
järven (genitive singular)
järvien (genitive plural)
järvie (partitive singular)
järvijä (partitive plural)
järvih (illative singular)
järvilöih (illative plural)
järveššä (inessive singular)
järvilöissä (inessive plural)
järveštä (elative singular)
järvilöistä (elative plural)
järvellä (adessive singular)
järvilöillä (adessive plural)
järveltä (ablative singular)
järvilöiltä (ablative plural)
järvekši (singular translative)
järvilöiksi (plural translative)
järvinä (essive singular)
järvilöinä (essive plural)
järvilöineh (comitative plural)
järvettä (abessive singular)
järvilöittä (abessive plural)
järvi (nominative singular)
järvet (nominative plural)
järven (genitive singular)
järvilöin (genitive plural)
järvie (partitive singular)
järvilöidä (partitive plural)
järvih (illative singular)
järvilöih (illative plural)
järveššä (inessive singular)
järvilöissä (inessive plural)
järveštä (elative singular)
järvilöistä (elative plural)
järvellä (adessive singular)
järvilöillä (adessive plural)
järveldä (ablative singular)
järvilöildä (ablative plural)
järvekši (singular translative)
järvilöiksi (plural translative)
järvinä (essive singular)
järvilöinä (essive plural)
järvenke (comitative singular)
järvilöinke (comitative plural)
järvettä (abessive singular)
järvilöittä (abessive plural)
järveni (first-person possessive)
järveš (possessive second-person)
järveh (possessive third-person)

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From Proto-Finnic *järvi. Cognates include Finnish järvi and Veps järv.

Panou ukko kokkua järveh ta ryšyä niihi kokkih.

1963, “1. Repo ta ukko kalalla”, in U. S. Konkka et al., editors, Карельские народные сказки [Karelian folk tales], page 52:

An old man was putting hooks into the lake and nets on these hooks.


pelto

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pelto (genitive pellon, partitive peltuo)

pellon (genitive)
peltuo (partitive)
pelto (nominative singular)
pellot (nominative plural)
pellon (genitive singular)
peltoloin (genitive plural)
peltuo (partitive singular)
peltoloida (partitive plural)
peltoh (illative singular)
peltoloih (illative plural)
pellošša (inessive singular)
peltoloissa (inessive plural)
pellošta (elative singular)
peltoloista (elative plural)
pellolla (adessive singular)
peltoloilla (adessive plural)
pellolda (ablative singular)
peltoloilda (ablative plural)
pellokši (singular translative)
peltoloiksi (plural translative)
peltona (essive singular)
peltoloina (essive plural)
pellonke (comitative singular)
peltoloinke (comitative plural)
pellotta (abessive singular)
peltoloitta (abessive plural)
peltoni (first-person possessive)
peltoš (possessive second-person)
peltoh (possessive third-person)

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From Proto-Finnic *pëlto. Cognates include Finnish pelto and Veps pöud.


mägi

From Proto-Finnic *mäki. Cognate with Finnish mäki.


Ruočči

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Ruočči (genitive Ruočin, partitive Ruočie)

Ruočin (genitive)
Ruočie (partitive)
Ruočči (nominative singular)
Ruočen (genitive singular)
Ruoččie (partitive singular)
Ruoččih (illative singular)
Ruočešša (inessive singular)
Ruočešta (elative singular)
Ruočella (adessive singular)
Ruočelta (ablative singular)
Ruočekši (singular translative)
Ruoččina (essive singular)
Ruočetta (abessive singular)
Ruočči (nominative singular)
Ruočen (genitive singular)
Ruoččie (partitive singular)
Ruoččih (illative singular)
Ruočešša (inessive singular)
Ruočešta (elative singular)
Ruočella (adessive singular)
Ruočelda (ablative singular)
Ruočekši (singular translative)
Ruoččina (essive singular)
Ruočenke (comitative singular)
Ruočetta (abessive singular)
Ruoččeni (first-person possessive)
Ruoččeš (possessive second-person)
Ruoččeh (possessive third-person)

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type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">ovi</i>, čč-č gradation


Stokgolʹmu

Borrowed from Russian Стокго́льм (Stokgólʹm).


Nʹu Jork

Borrowed from Russian Нью-Йо́рк (Nʹju-Jórk), from English New York.

New York, New York City (the largest city in the state of New York, and the largest city in the United States)


peldo

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peldo (genitive pellon, partitive pelduo)

pellon (genitive)
pelduo (partitive)
peldo (nominative singular)
pellot (nominative plural)
pellon (genitive singular)
peldoloin (genitive plural)
pelduo (partitive singular)
peldoloida (partitive plural)
peldoh (illative singular)
peldoloih (illative plural)
pellošša (inessive singular)
peldoloissa (inessive plural)
pellošta (elative singular)
peldoloista (elative plural)
pellolla (adessive singular)
peldoloilla (adessive plural)
pellolda (ablative singular)
peldoloilda (ablative plural)
pellokši (singular translative)
peldoloiksi (plural translative)
peldona (essive singular)
peldoloina (essive plural)
pellonke (comitative singular)
peldoloinke (comitative plural)
pellotta (abessive singular)
peldoloitta (abessive plural)
peldoni (first-person possessive)
peldoš (possessive second-person)
peldoh (possessive third-person)

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Šuomi

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Šuomi (genitive Šuomen, partitive Šuomie)

Šuomen (genitive)
Šuomie (partitive)
Šuomi (nominative singular)
Šuomen (genitive singular)
Šuomie (partitive singular)
Šuomih (illative singular)
Šuomešša (inessive singular)
Šuomešta (elative singular)
Šuomella (adessive singular)
Šuomelta (ablative singular)
Šuomekši (singular translative)
Šuomina (essive singular)
Šuometta (abessive singular)
Šuomi (nominative singular)
Šuomen (genitive singular)
Šuomie (partitive singular)
Šuomih (illative singular)
Šuomešša (inessive singular)
Šuomešta (elative singular)
Šuomella (adessive singular)
Šuomelda (ablative singular)
Šuomekši (singular translative)
Šuomina (essive singular)
Šuomenke (comitative singular)
Šuometta (abessive singular)
Šuomeni (first-person possessive)
Šuomeš (possessive second-person)
Šuomeh (possessive third-person)


piälinna

piälinna (genitive piälinnan, partitive piälinnua)

piälinnan (genitive)
piälinnua (partitive)


meččä

meččä (genitive mečän, partitive meččyä or meččiä)

mečän (genitive)
meččyä (partitive)
meččiä (partitive)
meččä (nominative singular)
mečät (nominative plural)
mečän (genitive singular)
meččien (genitive plural)
meččyä (partitive singular)
meččie (partitive plural)
meččäh (illative singular)
meččih (illative plural)
mečäššä (inessive singular)
mečissä (inessive plural)
mečäštä (elative singular)
mečistä (elative plural)
mečällä (adessive singular)
mečillä (adessive plural)
mečältä (ablative singular)
mečiltä (ablative plural)
mečäkši (singular translative)
mečiksi (plural translative)
meččänä (essive singular)
meččinä (essive plural)
mečineh (comitative plural)
mečättä (abessive singular)
mečittä (abessive plural)
meččä (nominative singular)
mečät (nominative plural)
mečän (genitive singular)
mečin (genitive plural)
meččiä (partitive singular)
meččie (partitive plural)
meččäh (illative singular)
meččih (illative plural)
mečäššä (inessive singular)
mečissä (inessive plural)
mečäštä (elative singular)
mečistä (elative plural)
mečällä (adessive singular)
mečillä (adessive plural)
mečäldä (ablative singular)
mečildä (ablative plural)
mečäkši (singular translative)
mečiksi (plural translative)
meččänä (essive singular)
meččinä (essive plural)
mečänke (comitative singular)
mečinke (comitative plural)
mečättä (abessive singular)
mečittä (abessive plural)
meččäni (first-person possessive)
meččäš (possessive second-person)
meččäh (possessive third-person)

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type 5/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">koira</i>, čč-č gradation

type 5/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">koira</i> čč-č gradation

From Proto-Finnic *meccä. Cognates include Finnish metsä and Estonian mets.


Kannanlakši

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Kannanlakši (genitive Kannanlahen, partitive Kannanlahta)

Kannanlahen (genitive)
Kannanlahta (partitive)
Kannanlakši (nominative singular)
Kannanlahen (genitive singular)
Kannanlahta (partitive singular)
Kannanlahtih (illative singular)
Kannanlahešša (inessive singular)
Kannanlahešta (elative singular)
Kannanlahella (adessive singular)
Kannanlahelta (ablative singular)
Kannanlahekši (singular translative)
Kannanlahtina (essive singular)
Kannanlahetta (abessive singular)
Kannanlakšeni (first-person possessive)
Kannanlakšeš (possessive second-person)
Kannanlakšeh (possessive third-person)

From kannan (“of a heel”) + lakši (“bay”).

Šituo merenšivun, // Kannonlahta kaunistua;

1950, M. P. Lesonen, “Chapter 40.”, in V. Y. Evseeva, editor, Карельские эпические песни [Karelian epic songs], page 96, lines 24-25:

To forge the seaside, // To beautify Kandalaksha;

Kandalakshsky District
w:Kandalakshsky District

(North Karelian) Kandalaksha (a town in the Kandalakshsky District, Murmansk Oblast, Russia)


lakši

lahen (genitive)
lahta (partitive)
lakši (nominative singular)
lahet (nominative plural)
lahen (genitive singular)
lahtien (genitive plural)
lahta (partitive singular)
lahtija (partitive plural)
lahteh (illative singular)
lahtiloih (illative plural)
lahešša (inessive singular)
lahtiloissa (inessive plural)
lahešta (elative singular)
lahtiloista (elative plural)
lahella (adessive singular)
lahtiloilla (adessive plural)
lahelta (ablative singular)
lahtiloilta (ablative plural)
lahekši (singular translative)
lahtiloiksi (plural translative)
lahtena (essive singular)
lahtiloina (essive plural)
lahtiloineh (comitative plural)
lahetta (abessive singular)
lahtiloitta (abessive plural)
lakši (nominative singular)
lahet (nominative plural)
lahen (genitive singular)
lahtloin (genitive plural)
lahta (partitive singular)
lahtiloih (partitive plural)
lahteh (illative singular)
lahtiloida (illative plural)
lahešša (inessive singular)
lahtiloissa (inessive plural)
lahešta (elative singular)
lahtiloista (elative plural)
lahella (adessive singular)
lahtiloilla (adessive plural)
lahelda (ablative singular)
lahtiloilta (ablative plural)
lahekši (singular translative)
lahtiloiksi (plural translative)
lahtena (essive singular)
lahtiloina (essive plural)
lahenke (comitative singular)
lahtiloinke (comitative plural)
lahetta (abessive singular)
lahtiloitta (abessive plural)
lahteni (first-person possessive)
lahteš (possessive second-person)
lahteh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *lakci. Cognates include Finnish lahti and Veps laht.