klʹukka

klʹukka (genitive klʹukan, partitive klʹukkua)

klʹukan (genitive)
klʹukkua (partitive)
klʹukka (nominative singular)
klʹukat (nominative plural)
klʹukan (genitive singular)
klʹukin (genitive plural)
klʹukkua (partitive singular)
klʹukkie (partitive plural)
klʹukkah (illative singular)
klʹukkih (illative plural)
klʹukašša (inessive singular)
klʹukissa (inessive plural)
klʹukašta (elative singular)
klʹukista (elative plural)
klʹukalla (adessive singular)
klʹukilla (adessive plural)
klʹukalda (ablative singular)
klʹukilda (ablative plural)
klʹukakši (singular translative)
klʹukiksi (plural translative)
klʹukkana (essive singular)
klʹukkina (essive plural)
klʹukanke (comitative singular)
klʹukinke (comitative plural)
klʹukatta (abessive singular)
klʹukitta (abessive plural)
klʹukkani (first-person possessive)
klʹukkaš (possessive second-person)
klʹukkah (possessive third-person)


ryšä

ryšän (genitive)
ryšyä (partitive)
ryšä (nominative singular)
ryšät (nominative plural)
ryšän (genitive singular)
ryšien (genitive plural)
ryšyä (partitive singular)
ryšie (partitive plural)
ryšäh (illative singular)
ryših (illative plural)
ryšäššä (inessive singular)
ryšissä (inessive plural)
ryšäštä (elative singular)
ryšistä (elative plural)
ryšällä (adessive singular)
ryšillä (adessive plural)
ryšältä (ablative singular)
ryšiltä (ablative plural)
ryšäkši (singular translative)
ryšiksi (plural translative)
ryšänä (essive singular)
ryšinä (essive plural)
ryšineh (comitative plural)
ryšättä (abessive singular)
ryšittä (abessive plural)
ryšäni (first-person possessive)
ryšäš (possessive second-person)
ryšäh (possessive third-person)

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type 5/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">koira</i>, no gradation

Ultimately from Middle Low German rǖse. Cognates include Finnish rysä and Estonian rüsa.

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.


nʹokka

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nʹokka (genitive nʹokan, partitive nʹokkua)

nʹokan (genitive)
nʹokkua (partitive)
nʹokka (nominative singular)
nʹokat (nominative plural)
nʹokan (genitive singular)
nʹokkien (genitive plural)
nʹokkua (partitive singular)
nʹokkie (partitive plural)
nʹokkah (illative singular)
nʹokkih (illative plural)
nʹokašša (inessive singular)
nʹokissa (inessive plural)
nʹokašta (elative singular)
nʹokista (elative plural)
nʹokalla (adessive singular)
nʹokilla (adessive plural)
nʹokalta (ablative singular)
nʹokilta (ablative plural)
nʹokakši (singular translative)
nʹokiksi (plural translative)
nʹokkana (essive singular)
nʹokkina (essive plural)
nʹokineh (comitative plural)
nʹokatta (abessive singular)
nʹokitta (abessive plural)
nʹokka (nominative singular)
nʹokat (nominative plural)
nʹokan (genitive singular)
nʹokin (genitive plural)
nʹokkua (partitive singular)
nʹokkie (partitive plural)
nʹokkah (illative singular)
nʹokkih (illative plural)
nʹokašša (inessive singular)
nʹokissa (inessive plural)
nʹokašta (elative singular)
nʹokista (elative plural)
nʹokalla (adessive singular)
nʹokilla (adessive plural)
nʹokalda (ablative singular)
nʹokilda (ablative plural)
nʹokakši (singular translative)
nʹokiksi (plural translative)
nʹokkana (essive singular)
nʹokkina (essive plural)
nʹokanke (comitative singular)
nʹokinke (comitative plural)
nʹokatta (abessive singular)
nʹokitta (abessive plural)
nʹokkani (first-person possessive)
nʹokkaš (possessive second-person)
nʹokkah (possessive third-person)

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *nokka. Cognates include Finnish nokka and Veps nʹok.


ryžä

ryžän (genitive)
ryžiä (partitive)
ryžä (nominative singular)
ryžät (nominative plural)
ryžän (genitive singular)
ryžin (genitive plural)
ryžiä (partitive singular)
ryžie (partitive plural)
ryžäh (illative singular)
ryžih (illative plural)
ryžäššä (inessive singular)
ryžissä (inessive plural)
ryžäštä (elative singular)
ryžistä (elative plural)
ryžällä (adessive singular)
ryžillä (adessive plural)
ryžäldä (ablative singular)
ryžildä (ablative plural)
ryžäkši (singular translative)
ryžiksi (plural translative)
ryžänä (essive singular)
ryžinä (essive plural)
ryžänke (comitative singular)
ryžinke (comitative plural)
ryžättä (abessive singular)
ryžittä (abessive plural)
ryžäni (first-person possessive)
ryžäš (possessive second-person)
ryžäh (possessive third-person)

type 5/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">koira</i> no gradation


karjalaini

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karjalaini (genitive karjalaisen, partitive karjalaista)

karjalaisen (genitive)
karjalaista (partitive)

From karjala (“Karelian”) + -laini. Akin to Finnish karjalainen and Ingrian karjalain.


karjalaini

karjalaisen (genitive)
karjalaista (partitive)
karjalaiseni (first-person possessive)
karjalaiseš (possessive second-person)
karjalaiseh (possessive third-person)


kakattua

/ˈkɑkɑtːuɑ̯/

From Proto-Finnic *kaak'attadak, of onomatopoeic origin, with an irregular shortening of the initial vowel.
Cognates include Finnish kaakattaa and Veps kakatada.

(intransitive) to cackle (make the sound of a chicken)


purgu

purgu (genitive purrun, partitive purguo)

purrun (genitive)
purguo (partitive)
purgu (nominative singular)
purrut (nominative plural)
purrun (genitive singular)
purguloin (genitive plural)
purguo (partitive singular)
purguloida (partitive plural)
purguh (illative singular)
purguloih (illative plural)
purrušša (inessive singular)
purguloissa (inessive plural)
purrušta (elative singular)
purguloista (elative plural)
purrulla (adessive singular)
purguloilla (adessive plural)
purrulda (ablative singular)
purguloilda (ablative plural)
purrukši (singular translative)
purguloiksi (plural translative)
purguna (essive singular)
purguloina (essive plural)
purrunke (comitative singular)
purguloinke (comitative plural)
purrutta (abessive singular)
purguloitta (abessive plural)
purguni (first-person possessive)
purguš (possessive second-person)
purguh (possessive third-person)

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type 1/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">tyttö</i> rg-rr gradation

From Proto-Finnic *purku. Cognates include Finnish purku and Veps purg.


kanži

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kanži (genitive kannen, partitive kanta)

kannen (genitive)
kanta (partitive)
kanži (nominative singular)
kannet (nominative plural)
kannen (genitive singular)
kanžiloin (genitive plural)
kanta (partitive singular)
kanžiloida (partitive plural)
kanžih (illative singular)
kanžiloih (illative plural)
kannešša (inessive singular)
kanžiloissa (inessive plural)
kannešta (elative singular)
kanžiloista (elative plural)
kannella (adessive singular)
kanžiloilla (adessive plural)
kannelda (ablative singular)
kanžiloilda (ablative plural)
kannekši (singular translative)
kanžiloiksi (plural translative)
kanžina (essive singular)
kanžiloina (essive plural)
kannenke (comitative singular)
kanžiloinke (comitative plural)
kannetta (abessive singular)
kanžiloitta (abessive plural)
kandeni (first-person possessive)
kandeš (possessive second-person)
kandeh (possessive third-person)

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type 10/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">vezi</i>, nd-nn gradation

From Proto-Finnic *kanci. Cognates include Finnish kansi and Estonian kaas.


kanši

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kanši (genitive kannen, partitive kantta)

kannen (genitive)
kantta (partitive)
kanši (nominative singular)
kannet (nominative plural)
kannen (genitive singular)
kanšien (genitive plural)
kantta (partitive singular)
kanšija (partitive plural)
kanših (illative singular)
kanšiloih (illative plural)
kannešša (inessive singular)
kanšiloissa (inessive plural)
kannešta (elative singular)
kanšiloista (elative plural)
kannella (adessive singular)
kanšiloilla (adessive plural)
kannelta (ablative singular)
kanšiloilta (ablative plural)
kannekši (singular translative)
kanšiloiksi (plural translative)
kanšina (essive singular)
kanšiloina (essive plural)
kanšiloineh (comitative plural)
kannetta (abessive singular)
kanšiloitta (abessive plural)
kanteni (first-person possessive)
kanteš (possessive second-person)
kanteh (possessive third-person)

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type 10/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">vesi</i>, nt-nn gradation


šykšy

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šykšy (genitive šykšyn, partitive šykšyö)

šykšyn (genitive)
šykšyö (partitive)
šykšy (nominative singular)
šykšyt (nominative plural)
šykšyn (genitive singular)
šykšyjen (genitive plural)
šykšyö (partitive singular)
šykšyjä (partitive plural)
šykšyh (illative singular)
šykšylöih (illative plural)
šykšyššä (inessive singular)
šykšylöissä (inessive plural)
šykšyštä (elative singular)
šykšylöistä (elative plural)
šykšyllä (adessive singular)
šykšylöillä (adessive plural)
šykšyltä (ablative singular)
šykšylöiltä (ablative plural)
šykšykši (singular translative)
šykšylöiksi (plural translative)
šykšynä (essive singular)
šykšylöinä (essive plural)
šykšylöineh (comitative plural)
šykšyttä (abessive singular)
šykšylöittä (abessive plural)
šykšyni (first-person possessive)
šykšyš (possessive second-person)
šykšyh (possessive third-person)

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type 1/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">tyttö</i>, no gradation

From Proto-Finnic *süksü. Cognates include Finnish syksy and Veps sügüz'.


kešä

kešän (genitive)
kešyä (partitive)
kešä (nominative singular)
kešät (nominative plural)
kešän (genitive singular)
kešien (genitive plural)
kešyä (partitive singular)
kešie (partitive plural)
kešäh (illative singular)
keših (illative plural)
kešäššä (inessive singular)
kešissä (inessive plural)
kešäštä (elative singular)
kešistä (elative plural)
kešällä (adessive singular)
kešillä (adessive plural)
kešältä (ablative singular)
kešiltä (ablative plural)
kešäkši (singular translative)
kešiksi (plural translative)
kešänä (essive singular)
kešinä (essive plural)
kešineh (comitative plural)
kešättä (abessive singular)
kešittä (abessive plural)
kešäni (first-person possessive)
kešäš (possessive second-person)
kešäh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *kesä. Cognates include Finnish kesä and Veps keza.


virži

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virži (genitive virren, partitive virtä, diminutive virryt)

virren (genitive)
virtä (partitive)
virryt (diminutive)
virži (nominative singular)
virret (nominative plural)
virren (genitive singular)
viržilöin (genitive plural)
virtä (partitive singular)
viržilöidä (partitive plural)
viržih (illative singular)
viržilöih (illative plural)
virreššä (inessive singular)
viržilöissä (inessive plural)
virreštä (elative singular)
viržilöistä (elative plural)
virrellä (adessive singular)
viržilöillä (adessive plural)
virreldä (ablative singular)
viržilöildä (ablative plural)
virrekši (singular translative)
viržilöiksi (plural translative)
viržinä (essive singular)
viržilöinä (essive plural)
virrenke (comitative singular)
viržilöinke (comitative plural)
virrettä (abessive singular)
viržilöittä (abessive plural)
virdeni (first-person possessive)
virdeš (possessive second-person)
virdeh (possessive third-person)

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type 10/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">vezi</i>, rd-rr gradation

From Proto-Finnic *virci. Cognates include Finnish virsi and Estonian virs.


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)


krečču

krečču (genitive krečun, partitive kreččuo)

krečun (genitive)
kreččuo (partitive)
krečču (nominative singular)
krečut (nominative plural)
krečun (genitive singular)
kreččujen (genitive plural)
kreččuo (partitive singular)
kreččuja (partitive plural)
kreččuh (illative singular)
kreččuloih (illative plural)
krečušša (inessive singular)
kreččuloissa (inessive plural)
krečušta (elative singular)
kreččuloista (elative plural)
krečulla (adessive singular)
kreččuloilla (adessive plural)
krečulta (ablative singular)
kreččuloilta (ablative plural)
krečukši (singular translative)
kreččuloiksi (plural translative)
kreččuna (essive singular)
kreččuloina (essive plural)
kreččuloineh (comitative plural)
krečutta (abessive singular)
kreččuloitta (abessive plural)
kreččuni (first-person possessive)
kreččuš (possessive second-person)
kreččuh (possessive third-person)

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type 1/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">tyttö</i>, čč-č gradation


čidžilyškä

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čidžilyškä (genitive čidžilyškän, partitive čidžilyškiä)

čidžilyškän (genitive)
čidžilyškiä (partitive)
čidžilyškä (nominative singular)
čidžilyškät (nominative plural)
čidžilyškän (genitive singular)
čidžilyškin (genitive plural)
čidžilyškiä (partitive singular)
čidžilyškie (partitive plural)
čidžilyškäh (illative singular)
čidžilyških (illative plural)
čidžilyškäššä (inessive singular)
čidžilyškissä (inessive plural)
čidžilyškäštä (elative singular)
čidžilyškistä (elative plural)
čidžilyškällä (adessive singular)
čidžilyškillä (adessive plural)
čidžilyškäldä (ablative singular)
čidžilyškildä (ablative plural)
čidžilyškäkši (singular translative)
čidžilyškiksi (plural translative)
čidžilyškänä (essive singular)
čidžilyškinä (essive plural)
čidžilyškänke (comitative singular)
čidžilyškinke (comitative plural)
čidžilyškättä (abessive singular)
čidžilyškittä (abessive plural)
čidžilyškäni (first-person possessive)
čidžilyškäš (possessive second-person)
čidžilyškäh (possessive third-person)

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čidžilyškäššä

/ˈt͡ʃid͡ʒiˌlʲyʃkæ/

či‧dži‧lyš‧kä

From Proto-Finnic *sisalikko. Cognates include Finnish sisilisko and Veps šižlik.


autobušši

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autobušši (genitive autobuššin, partitive autobuššie)

autobuššin (genitive)
autobuššie (partitive)
autobušši (nominative singular)
autobuššit (nominative plural)
autobuššin (genitive singular)
autobuššien (genitive plural)
autobuššie (partitive singular)
autobuššija (partitive plural)
autobušših (illative singular)
autobuššiloih (illative plural)
autobuššissa (inessive singular)
autobuššiloissa (inessive plural)
autobuššista (elative singular)
autobuššiloista (elative plural)
autobuššilla (adessive singular)
autobuššiloilla (adessive plural)
autobuššilta (ablative singular)
autobuššiloilta (ablative plural)
autobuššiksi (singular translative)
autobuššiloiksi (plural translative)
autobuššina (essive singular)
autobuššiloina (essive plural)
autobuššiloineh (comitative plural)
autobuššitta (abessive singular)
autobuššiloitta (abessive plural)
autobuššini (first-person possessive)
autobuššis (possessive second-person)
autobušših (possessive third-person)

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type 2/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">risti</i>, no gradation

Borrowed from Russian автобус (avtobus).

jiähä pois autobuššista


greču

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greču (genitive grečun, partitive grečuo)

grečun (genitive)
grečuo (partitive)
greču (nominative singular)
grečut (nominative plural)
grečun (genitive singular)
grečuloin (genitive plural)
grečuo (partitive singular)
grečuloida (partitive plural)
grečuh (illative singular)
grečuloih (illative plural)
grečušša (inessive singular)
grečuloissa (inessive plural)
grečušta (elative singular)
grečuloista (elative plural)
grečulla (adessive singular)
grečuloilla (adessive plural)
grečulda (ablative singular)
grečuloilda (ablative plural)
grečukši (singular translative)
grečuloiksi (plural translative)
grečuna (essive singular)
grečuloina (essive plural)
grečunke (comitative singular)
grečuloinke (comitative plural)
grečutta (abessive singular)
grečuloitta (abessive plural)
grečuni (first-person possessive)
grečuš (possessive second-person)
grečuh (possessive third-person)

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type 1/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">tyttö</i> no gradation


avtobussa

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avtobussa (genitive avtobussan, partitive avtobussua)

avtobussan (genitive)
avtobussua (partitive)
avtobussa (nominative singular)
avtobussat (nominative plural)
avtobussan (genitive singular)
avtobussoin (genitive plural)
avtobussua (partitive singular)
avtobussoida (partitive plural)
avtobussah (illative singular)
avtobussoih (illative plural)
avtobussašša (inessive singular)
avtobussoissa (inessive plural)
avtobussašta (elative singular)
avtobussoista (elative plural)
avtobussalla (adessive singular)
avtobussoilla (adessive plural)
avtobussalda (ablative singular)
avtobussoilda (ablative plural)
avtobussakši (singular translative)
avtobussoiksi (plural translative)
avtobussana (essive singular)
avtobussoina (essive plural)
avtobussanke (comitative singular)
avtobussoinke (comitative plural)
avtobussatta (abessive singular)
avtobussoitta (abessive plural)
avtobussani (first-person possessive)
avtobussaš (possessive second-person)
avtobussah (possessive third-person)

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type 4/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kala</i> no gradation


šiili

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šiili (genitive šiilin, partitive šiilie)

šiilin (genitive)
šiilie (partitive)
šiili (nominative singular)
šiilit (nominative plural)
šiilin (genitive singular)
šiilien (genitive plural)
šiilie (partitive singular)
šiilijä (partitive plural)
šiilih (illative singular)
šiililöih (illative plural)
šiilissä (inessive singular)
šiililöissä (inessive plural)
šiilistä (elative singular)
šiililöistä (elative plural)
šiilillä (adessive singular)
šiililöillä (adessive plural)
šiililtä (ablative singular)
šiililöiltä (ablative plural)
šiiliksi (singular translative)
šiililöiksi (plural translative)
šiilinä (essive singular)
šiililöinä (essive plural)
šiililöineh (comitative plural)
šiilittä (abessive singular)
šiililöittä (abessive plural)
šiilini (first-person possessive)
šiilis (possessive second-person)
šiilih (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *siili. Cognates include Finnish siili and Estonian siil.


eurovision laulukilpailu

eurovision laulukilpailu (genitive eurovision laulukilpailun, partitive eurovision laulukilpailuo)

eurovision laulukilpailun (genitive)
eurovision laulukilpailuo (partitive)
eurovision laulukilpailu (nominative singular)
eurovision laulukilpailut (nominative plural)
eurovision laulukilpailun (genitive singular)
eurovision laulukilpailujen (genitive plural)
eurovision laulukilpailuo (partitive singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuja (partitive plural)
eurovision laulukilpailuh (illative singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuloih (illative plural)
eurovision laulukilpailušša (inessive singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuloissa (inessive plural)
eurovision laulukilpailušta (elative singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuloista (elative plural)
eurovision laulukilpailulla (adessive singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuloilla (adessive plural)
eurovision laulukilpailulta (ablative singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuloilta (ablative plural)
eurovision laulukilpailukši (singular translative)
eurovision laulukilpailuloiksi (plural translative)
eurovision laulukilpailuna (essive singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuloina (essive plural)
eurovision laulukilpailuloineh (comitative plural)
eurovision laulukilpailutta (abessive singular)
eurovision laulukilpailuloitta (abessive plural)
eurovision laulukilpailuni (first-person possessive)
eurovision laulukilpailuš (possessive second-person)
eurovision laulukilpailuh (possessive third-person)

A partial calque of English Eurovision Song Contest. Compare Finnish Eurovision-laulukilpailu.

partial calque

(North Karelian) the Eurovision Song Contest


kišša

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kišša (genitive kiššan, partitive kiššua)

kiššan (genitive)
kiššua (partitive)
kišša (nominative singular)
kiššat (nominative plural)
kiššan (genitive singular)
kiššojen (genitive plural)
kiššua (partitive singular)
kiššoja (partitive plural)
kiššah (illative singular)
kiššoih (illative plural)
kiššašša (inessive singular)
kiššoissa (inessive plural)
kiššašta (elative singular)
kiššoista (elative plural)
kiššalla (adessive singular)
kiššoilla (adessive plural)
kiššalta (ablative singular)
kiššoilta (ablative plural)
kiššakši (singular translative)
kiššoiksi (plural translative)
kiššana (essive singular)
kiššoina (essive plural)
kiššoineh (comitative plural)
kiššatta (abessive singular)
kiššoitta (abessive plural)
kišša (nominative singular)
kiššat (nominative plural)
kiššan (genitive singular)
kiššoin (genitive plural)
kiššua (partitive singular)
kiššoida (partitive plural)
kiššah (illative singular)
kiššoih (illative plural)
kiššašša (inessive singular)
kiššoissa (inessive plural)
kiššašta (elative singular)
kiššoista (elative plural)
kiššalla (adessive singular)
kiššoilla (adessive plural)
kiššalda (ablative singular)
kiššoilda (ablative plural)
kiššakši (singular translative)
kiššoiksi (plural translative)
kiššana (essive singular)
kiššoina (essive plural)
kiššanke (comitative singular)
kiššoinke (comitative plural)
kiššatta (abessive singular)
kiššoitta (abessive plural)
kiššani (first-person possessive)
kiššaš (possessive second-person)
kiššah (possessive third-person)

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type 4/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kala</i>, no gradation

Borrowed from an Indo-European language (compare Swedish kisse and Russian киса (kisa)). Cognates include Finnish kissa and Ingrian kissa.


kežä

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kežä (genitive kežän, partitive kežiä, diminutive kežäne)

kežän (genitive)
kežiä (partitive)
kežäne (diminutive)
kežä (nominative singular)
kežät (nominative plural)
kežän (genitive singular)
kežin (genitive plural)
kežiä (partitive singular)
kežie (partitive plural)
kežäh (illative singular)
kežih (illative plural)
kežäššä (inessive singular)
kežissä (inessive plural)
kežäštä (elative singular)
kežistä (elative plural)
kežällä (adessive singular)
kežillä (adessive plural)
kežäldä (ablative singular)
kežildä (ablative plural)
kežäkši (singular translative)
kežiksi (plural translative)
kežänä (essive singular)
kežinä (essive plural)
kežänke (comitative singular)
kežinke (comitative plural)
kežättä (abessive singular)
kežittä (abessive plural)
kežäni (first-person possessive)
kežäš (possessive second-person)
kežäh (possessive third-person)


kontie

kontie (genitive kontien, partitive kontieta)

kontien (genitive)
kontieta (partitive)
kontie (nominative singular)
kontiet (nominative plural)
kontien (genitive singular)
konteijen (genitive plural)
kontieta (partitive singular)
konteita (partitive plural)
kontieh (illative singular)
konteih (illative plural)
kontiešša (inessive singular)
konteissa (inessive plural)
kontiešta (elative singular)
konteista (elative plural)
kontiella (adessive singular)
konteilla (adessive plural)
kontielta (ablative singular)
konteilta (ablative plural)
kontiekši (singular translative)
konteiksi (plural translative)
kontiena (essive singular)
konteina (essive plural)
konteineh (comitative plural)
kontietta (abessive singular)
konteitta (abessive plural)
kontieni (first-person possessive)
kontieš (possessive second-person)
kontieh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 6/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">pimie</i>, no gradation

From Proto-Finnic *kontija. Cognates include Finnish kontio and Veps kondi.


muajilma

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muajilma (genitive muajilman, partitive muajilmua)

muajilman (genitive)
muajilmua (partitive)
muajilma (nominative singular)
muajilmat (nominative plural)
muajilman (genitive singular)
muajilmojen (genitive plural)
muajilmua (partitive singular)
muajilmoja (partitive plural)
muajilmah (illative singular)
muajilmoih (illative plural)
muajilmašša (inessive singular)
muajilmoissa (inessive plural)
muajilmašta (elative singular)
muajilmoista (elative plural)
muajilmalla (adessive singular)
muajilmoilla (adessive plural)
muajilmalta (ablative singular)
muajilmoilta (ablative plural)
muajilmakši (singular translative)
muajilmoiksi (plural translative)
muajilmana (essive singular)
muajilmoina (essive plural)
muajilmoineh (comitative plural)
muajilmatta (abessive singular)
muajilmoitta (abessive plural)
muajilmani (first-person possessive)
muajilmaš (possessive second-person)
muajilmah (possessive third-person)

(North Karelian) Alternative spelling of muailma


muakondie

muakondie (genitive muankondien, partitive muakondieda)

muankondien (genitive)
muakondieda (partitive)
muakondie (nominative singular)
muakondiet (nominative plural)
muakondien (genitive singular)
muakondein (genitive plural)
muakondieda (partitive singular)
muakondeida (partitive plural)
muakondieh (illative singular)
muakondeih (illative plural)
muakondiešša (inessive singular)
muakondeissa (inessive plural)
muakondiešta (elative singular)
muakondeista (elative plural)
muakondiella (adessive singular)
muakondeilla (adessive plural)
muakondielda (ablative singular)
muakondeilda (ablative plural)
muakondiekši (singular translative)
muakondeiksi (plural translative)
muakondiena (essive singular)
muakondeina (essive plural)
muakondienke (comitative singular)
muakondeinke (comitative plural)
muakondietta (abessive singular)
muakondeitta (abessive plural)
muakondieni (first-person possessive)
muakondieš (possessive second-person)
muakondieh (possessive third-person)


smeja

smeja (genitive smejan, partitive smejua)

smejan (genitive)
smejua (partitive)
smeja (nominative singular)
smejat (nominative plural)
smejan (genitive singular)
smejojen (genitive plural)
smejua (partitive singular)
smejoja (partitive plural)
smejah (illative singular)
smejoih (illative plural)
smejašša (inessive singular)
smejoissa (inessive plural)
smejašta (elative singular)
smejoista (elative plural)
smejalla (adessive singular)
smejoilla (adessive plural)
smejalta (ablative singular)
smejoilta (ablative plural)
smejakši (singular translative)
smejoiksi (plural translative)
smejana (essive singular)
smejoina (essive plural)
smejoineh (comitative plural)
smejatta (abessive singular)
smejoitta (abessive plural)
smejani (first-person possessive)
smejaš (possessive second-person)
smejah (possessive third-person)

(North Karelian, dialectal) Synonym of kiärmis (“snake”)


krollikka

krollikka (genitive krollikan, partitive krollikkua)

krollikan (genitive)
krollikkua (partitive)
krollikka (nominative singular)
krollikat (nominative plural)
krollikan (genitive singular)
krollikoin (genitive plural)
krollikkua (partitive singular)
krollikkoida (partitive plural)
krollikkah (illative singular)
krollikkoih (illative plural)
krollikašša (inessive singular)
krollikoissa (inessive plural)
krollikašta (elative singular)
krollikoista (elative plural)
krollikalla (adessive singular)
krollikoilla (adessive plural)
krollikalda (ablative singular)
krollikoilda (ablative plural)
krollikakši (singular translative)
krollikoiksi (plural translative)
krollikkana (essive singular)
krollikkoina (essive plural)
krollikanke (comitative singular)
krollikoinke (comitative plural)
krollikatta (abessive singular)
krollikoitta (abessive plural)
krollikkani (first-person possessive)
krollikkaš (possessive second-person)
krollikkah (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 4/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kala</i> kk-k gradation


muamygrä

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muamygrä (genitive muamygrän, partitive muamygriä)

muamygrän (genitive)
muamygriä (partitive)
muamygrä (nominative singular)
muamygrät (nominative plural)
muamygrän (genitive singular)
muamygrin (genitive plural)
muamygriä (partitive singular)
muamygrie (partitive plural)
muamygräh (illative singular)
muamygrih (illative plural)
muamygräššä (inessive singular)
muamygrissä (inessive plural)
muamygräštä (elative singular)
muamygristä (elative plural)
muamygrällä (adessive singular)
muamygrillä (adessive plural)
muamygräldä (ablative singular)
muamygrildä (ablative plural)
muamygräkši (singular translative)
muamygriksi (plural translative)
muamygränä (essive singular)
muamygrinä (essive plural)
muamygränke (comitative singular)
muamygrinke (comitative plural)
muamygrättä (abessive singular)
muamygrittä (abessive plural)
muamygräni (first-person possessive)
muamygräš (possessive second-person)
muamygräh (possessive third-person)

From mua (“earth”) + mygrä (“mole”). Akin to Finnish maamyyrä.

(South Karelian, dialectal) Synonym of muakondie (“mole”)


mykrä

mykrä (genitive mykrän, partitive mykryä)

mykrän (genitive)
mykryä (partitive)
mykrä (nominative singular)
mykrät (nominative plural)
mykrän (genitive singular)
mykrien (genitive plural)
mykryä (partitive singular)
mykrie (partitive plural)
mykräh (illative singular)
mykrih (illative plural)
mykräššä (inessive singular)
mykrissä (inessive plural)
mykräštä (elative singular)
mykristä (elative plural)
mykrällä (adessive singular)
mykrillä (adessive plural)
mykrältä (ablative singular)
mykriltä (ablative plural)
mykräkši (singular translative)
mykriksi (plural translative)
mykränä (essive singular)
mykrinä (essive plural)
mykrineh (comitative plural)
mykrättä (abessive singular)
mykrittä (abessive plural)
mykräni (first-person possessive)
mykräš (possessive second-person)
mykräh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *mükrä. Cognates include Finnish myyrä and Estonian mügri.


čakka

čakka (genitive čakan, partitive čakkua)

čakan (genitive)
čakkua (partitive)
čakka (nominative singular)
čakat (nominative plural)
čakan (genitive singular)
čakkojen (genitive plural)
čakkua (partitive singular)
čakkoja (partitive plural)
čakkah (illative singular)
čakkoih (illative plural)
čakašša (inessive singular)
čakoissa (inessive plural)
čakašta (elative singular)
čakoista (elative plural)
čakalla (adessive singular)
čakoilla (adessive plural)
čakalta (ablative singular)
čakoilta (ablative plural)
čakakši (singular translative)
čakoiksi (plural translative)
čakkana (essive singular)
čakkoina (essive plural)
čakoineh (comitative plural)
čakatta (abessive singular)
čakoitta (abessive plural)
čakka (nominative singular)
čakat (nominative plural)
čakan (genitive singular)
čakoin (genitive plural)
čakkua (partitive singular)
čakkoida (partitive plural)
čakkah (illative singular)
čakkoih (illative plural)
čakašša (inessive singular)
čakoissa (inessive plural)
čakašta (elative singular)
čakoista (elative plural)
čakalla (adessive singular)
čakoilla (adessive plural)
čakalda (ablative singular)
čakoilda (ablative plural)
čakakši (singular translative)
čakoiksi (plural translative)
čakkana (essive singular)
čakkoina (essive plural)
čakanke (comitative singular)
čakoinke (comitative plural)
čakatta (abessive singular)
čakoitta (abessive plural)
čakkani (first-person possessive)
čakkaš (possessive second-person)
čakkah (possessive third-person)

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type 4/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kala</i>, kk-k gradation

(South Karelian, dialectal) Synonym of hiiri (“mouse”)

(South Karelian, avoidance) Synonym of hukka (“wolf”)

South Karelian; avoidance; South Karelian; avoidance


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.


vavarno

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vavarno (genitive vavarnon, partitive vavarnuo)

vavarnon (genitive)
vavarnuo (partitive)
vavarno (nominative singular)
vavarnot (nominative plural)
vavarnon (genitive singular)
vavarnojen (genitive plural)
vavarnuo (partitive singular)
vavarnoja (partitive plural)
vavarnoh (illative singular)
vavarnoloih (illative plural)
vavarnošša (inessive singular)
vavarnoloissa (inessive plural)
vavarnošta (elative singular)
vavarnoloista (elative plural)
vavarnolla (adessive singular)
vavarnoloilla (adessive plural)
vavarnolta (ablative singular)
vavarnoloilta (ablative plural)
vavarnokši (singular translative)
vavarnoloiksi (plural translative)
vavarnona (essive singular)
vavarnoloina (essive plural)
vavarnoloineh (comitative plural)
vavarnotta (abessive singular)
vavarnoloitta (abessive plural)
vavarno (nominative singular)
vavarnot (nominative plural)
vavarnon (genitive singular)
vavarnoloin (genitive plural)
vavarnuo (partitive singular)
vavarnoloida (partitive plural)
vavarnoh (illative singular)
vavarnoloih (illative plural)
vavarnošša (inessive singular)
vavarnoloissa (inessive plural)
vavarnošta (elative singular)
vavarnoloista (elative plural)
vavarnolla (adessive singular)
vavarnoloilla (adessive plural)
vavarnolda (ablative singular)
vavarnoloilda (ablative plural)
vavarnokši (singular translative)
vavarnoloiksi (plural translative)
vavarnona (essive singular)
vavarnoloina (essive plural)
vavarnonke (comitative singular)
vavarnoloinke (comitative plural)
vavarnotta (abessive singular)
vavarnoloitta (abessive plural)
vavarnoni (first-person possessive)
vavarnoš (possessive second-person)
vavarnoh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *vabarno. Cognates include Finnish vadelma and Veps babarm.


lapši

lapši (genitive lapšen, partitive lašta, diminutive lapšut)

lapšen (genitive)
lašta (partitive)
lapšut (diminutive)
lapši (nominative singular)
lapšet (nominative plural)
lapšen (genitive singular)
lapšien (genitive plural)
lašta (partitive singular)
lapšija (partitive plural)
lapšeh (illative singular)
lapšiloih (illative plural)
lapšešša (inessive singular)
lapšiloissa (inessive plural)
lapšešta (elative singular)
lapšiloista (elative plural)
lapšella (adessive singular)
lapšiloilla (adessive plural)
lapšelta (ablative singular)
lapšiloilta (ablative plural)
lapšekši (singular translative)
lapšiloiksi (plural translative)
lapšena (essive singular)
lapšiloina (essive plural)
lapšiloineh (comitative plural)
lapšetta (abessive singular)
lapšiloitta (abessive plural)
lapši (nominative singular)
lapšet (nominative plural)
lapšen (genitive singular)
lapšiloin (genitive plural)
lašta (partitive singular)
lapšiloida (partitive plural)
lapšeh (illative singular)
lapšiloih (illative plural)
lapšešša (inessive singular)
lapšiloissa (inessive plural)
lapšešta (elative singular)
lapšiloista (elative plural)
lapšella (adessive singular)
lapšiloilla (adessive plural)
lapšelda (ablative singular)
lapšiloilda (ablative plural)
lapšekši (singular translative)
lapšiloiksi (plural translative)
lapšena (essive singular)
lapšiloina (essive plural)
lapšenke (comitative singular)
lapšiloinke (comitative plural)
lapšetta (abessive singular)
lapšiloitta (abessive plural)
lapšeni (first-person possessive)
lapšeš (possessive second-person)
lapšeh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *lapci. Cognates include Finnish lapsi and Veps laps'.


muailma

muailma (genitive muailman, partitive muailmua)

muailman (genitive)
muailmua (partitive)
muailma (nominative singular)
muailmat (nominative plural)
muailman (genitive singular)
muailmojen (genitive plural)
muailmua (partitive singular)
muailmoja (partitive plural)
muailmah (illative singular)
muailmoih (illative plural)
muailmašša (inessive singular)
muailmoissa (inessive plural)
muailmašta (elative singular)
muailmoista (elative plural)
muailmalla (adessive singular)
muailmoilla (adessive plural)
muailmalta (ablative singular)
muailmoilta (ablative plural)
muailmakši (singular translative)
muailmoiksi (plural translative)
muailmana (essive singular)
muailmoina (essive plural)
muailmoineh (comitative plural)
muailmatta (abessive singular)
muailmoitta (abessive plural)
muailma (nominative singular)
muailmat (nominative plural)
muailman (genitive singular)
muailmoin (genitive plural)
muailmua (partitive singular)
muailmoida (partitive plural)
muailmah (illative singular)
muailmoih (illative plural)
muailmašša (inessive singular)
muailmoissa (inessive plural)
muailmašta (elative singular)
muailmoista (elative plural)
muailmalla (adessive singular)
muailmoilla (adessive plural)
muailmalda (ablative singular)
muailmoilda (ablative plural)
muailmakši (singular translative)
muailmoiksi (plural translative)
muailmana (essive singular)
muailmoina (essive plural)
muailmanke (comitative singular)
muailmoinke (comitative plural)
muailmatta (abessive singular)
muailmoitta (abessive plural)
muailmani (first-person possessive)
muailmaš (possessive second-person)
muailmah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *maailma, equivalent to mua (“earth”) + ilma (“air”). Cognates include Finnish maailma and Veps mail'm.

(South Karelian) Synonym of muakunda (“country”)


muamykrä

muamykrä (genitive muamykrän, partitive muamykryä)

muamykrän (genitive)
muamykryä (partitive)
muamykrä (nominative singular)
muamykrät (nominative plural)
muamykrän (genitive singular)
muamykrien (genitive plural)
muamykryä (partitive singular)
muamykrie (partitive plural)
muamykräh (illative singular)
muamykrih (illative plural)
muamykräššä (inessive singular)
muamykrissä (inessive plural)
muamykräštä (elative singular)
muamykristä (elative plural)
muamykrällä (adessive singular)
muamykrillä (adessive plural)
muamykrältä (ablative singular)
muamykriltä (ablative plural)
muamykräkši (singular translative)
muamykriksi (plural translative)
muamykränä (essive singular)
muamykrinä (essive plural)
muamykrineh (comitative plural)
muamykrättä (abessive singular)
muamykrittä (abessive plural)
muamykräni (first-person possessive)
muamykräš (possessive second-person)
muamykräh (possessive third-person)

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type 5/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">koira</i>, no gradation

From mua (“earth”) + mykrä (“mole”). Akin to Finnish maamyyrä.

(North Karelian) Synonym of mykrä (“mole”)


zmeja

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zmeja (genitive zmejan, partitive zmejua)

zmejan (genitive)
zmejua (partitive)
zmeja (nominative singular)
zmejat (nominative plural)
zmejan (genitive singular)
zmejoin (genitive plural)
zmejua (partitive singular)
zmejoida (partitive plural)
zmejah (illative singular)
zmejoih (illative plural)
zmejašša (inessive singular)
zmejoissa (inessive plural)
zmejašta (elative singular)
zmejoista (elative plural)
zmejalla (adessive singular)
zmejoilla (adessive plural)
zmejalda (ablative singular)
zmejoilda (ablative plural)
zmejakši (singular translative)
zmejoiksi (plural translative)
zmejana (essive singular)
zmejoina (essive plural)
zmejanke (comitative singular)
zmejoinke (comitative plural)
zmejatta (abessive singular)
zmejoitta (abessive plural)
zmejani (first-person possessive)
zmejaš (possessive second-person)
zmejah (possessive third-person)

(South Karelian) Synonym of mado (“snake”)


kakši

kakši (nominative singular)
kahet (nominative plural)
kahen (genitive singular)
kahtien (genitive plural)
kahta (partitive singular)
kahtija (partitive plural)
kahteh (illative singular)
kahtiloih (illative plural)
kahešša (inessive singular)
kahtiloissa (inessive plural)
kahešta (elative singular)
kahtiloista (elative plural)
kahella (adessive singular)
kahtiloilla (adessive plural)
kahelta (ablative singular)
kahtiloilta (ablative plural)
kahekši (singular translative)
kahtiloiksi (plural translative)
kahtena (essive singular)
kahtiloina (essive plural)
kahtiloineh (comitative plural)
kahetta (abessive singular)
kahtiloitta (abessive plural)
kakši (nominative singular)
kahet (nominative plural)
kahen (genitive singular)
kahtiloin (genitive plural)
kahta (partitive singular)
kahtiloida (partitive plural)
kahteh (illative singular)
kahtiloih (illative plural)
kahešša (inessive singular)
kahtiloissa (inessive plural)
kahešta (elative singular)
kahtiloista (elative plural)
kahella (adessive singular)
kahtiloilla (adessive plural)
kahelda (ablative singular)
kahtiloilda (ablative plural)
kahekši (singular translative)
kahtiloiksi (plural translative)
kahtena (essive singular)
kahtiloina (essive plural)
kahenke (comitative singular)
kahtiloinke (comitative plural)
kahetta (abessive singular)
kahtiloitta (abessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kakci. Cognates include Finnish kaksi and Veps kaks'.


ahašhengine

ahašhengine (genitive ahašhengizen, partitive ahašhengistä, comparative ahašhengizembi, superlative ahašhengizin)

ahašhengizen (genitive)
ahašhengistä (partitive)
ahašhengizembi (comparative)
ahašhengizin (superlative)

/ˈɑhɑʒˌheŋɡinʲe/

From ahaš (“narrow”) + hengi (“soul”) + -ine.


ahaš

ahaš (genitive ahtahan, partitive ahašta, comparative ahtahampi／ahtahambi, superlative ahtahin)

ahtahan (genitive)
ahašta (partitive)
ahtahampi／ahtahambi (comparative)
ahtahin (superlative)

From Proto-Finnic *ahtas. Cognates include Finnish ahdas and Veps ahtaz.


ahingo

ahingo (genitive ahingon, partitive ahinguo)

ahingon (genitive)
ahinguo (partitive)
ahingo (nominative singular)
ahingot (nominative plural)
ahingon (genitive singular)
ahingoloin (genitive plural)
ahinguo (partitive singular)
ahingoloida (partitive plural)
ahingoh (illative singular)
ahingoloih (illative plural)
ahingošša (inessive singular)
ahingoloissa (inessive plural)
ahingošta (elative singular)
ahingoloista (elative plural)
ahingolla (adessive singular)
ahingoloilla (adessive plural)
ahingolda (ablative singular)
ahingoloilda (ablative plural)
ahingokši (singular translative)
ahingoloiksi (plural translative)
ahingona (essive singular)
ahingoloina (essive plural)
ahingonke (comitative singular)
ahingoloinke (comitative plural)
ahingotta (abessive singular)
ahingoloitta (abessive plural)
ahingoni (first-person possessive)
ahingoš (possessive second-person)
ahingoh (possessive third-person)

(South Karelian, dialectal) difficulty, issue


ainoš

From Proto-Finnic *ainos. Cognates include Ludian ainos.


allaš

allaš (genitive altahan, partitive allašta)

From Proto-Finnic *aldas. Cognates include Finnish allas and Ingrian allas.


pavarča

pavarča (genitive pavarčan, partitive pavarčua)

pavarčan (genitive)
pavarčua (partitive)
pavarča (nominative singular)
pavarčat (nominative plural)
pavarčan (genitive singular)
pavarčoin (genitive plural)
pavarčua (partitive singular)
pavarčoida (partitive plural)
pavarčah (illative singular)
pavarčoih (illative plural)
pavarčašša (inessive singular)
pavarčoissa (inessive plural)
pavarčašta (elative singular)
pavarčoista (elative plural)
pavarčalla (adessive singular)
pavarčoilla (adessive plural)
pavarčalda (ablative singular)
pavarčoilda (ablative plural)
pavarčakši (singular translative)
pavarčoiksi (plural translative)
pavarčana (essive singular)
pavarčoina (essive plural)
pavarčanke (comitative singular)
pavarčoinke (comitative plural)
pavarčatta (abessive singular)
pavarčoitta (abessive plural)
pavarčani (first-person possessive)
pavarčaš (possessive second-person)
pavarčah (possessive third-person)

/ˈpɑʋɑrt͡ʃɑ/

Borrowed from a Russian word related to поварёшка (povarjóška).


oraš

oraš (genitive orahan, partitive orašta)

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


kežäkuu

kežäkuu (genitive kežäkuun, partitive kežäkuuda)

kežäkuun (genitive)
kežäkuuda (partitive)
kežäkuu (nominative singular)
kežäkuut (nominative plural)
kežäkuun (genitive singular)
kežäkuin (genitive plural)
kežäkuuda (partitive singular)
kežäkuida (partitive plural)
kežäkuuh (illative singular)
kežäkuih (illative plural)
kežäkuušša (inessive singular)
kežäkuissa (inessive plural)
kežäkuušta (elative singular)
kežäkuista (elative plural)
kežäkuulla (adessive singular)
kežäkuilla (adessive plural)
kežäkuulda (ablative singular)
kežäkuilda (ablative plural)
kežäkuukši (singular translative)
kežäkuiksi (plural translative)
kežäkuuna (essive singular)
kežäkuina (essive plural)
kežäkuunke (comitative singular)
kežäkuinke (comitative plural)
kežäkuutta (abessive singular)
kežäkuitta (abessive plural)
kežäkuuni (first-person possessive)
kežäkuuš (possessive second-person)
kežäkuuh (possessive third-person)


tuulikuu

tuulikuu (genitive tuulikuun, partitive tuulikuuda)

tuulikuun (genitive)
tuulikuuda (partitive)
tuulikuu (nominative singular)
tuulikuut (nominative plural)
tuulikuun (genitive singular)
tuulikuin (genitive plural)
tuulikuuda (partitive singular)
tuulikuida (partitive plural)
tuulikuuh (illative singular)
tuulikuih (illative plural)
tuulikuušša (inessive singular)
tuulikuissa (inessive plural)
tuulikuušta (elative singular)
tuulikuista (elative plural)
tuulikuulla (adessive singular)
tuulikuilla (adessive plural)
tuulikuulda (ablative singular)
tuulikuilda (ablative plural)
tuulikuukši (singular translative)
tuulikuiksi (plural translative)
tuulikuuna (essive singular)
tuulikuina (essive plural)
tuulikuunke (comitative singular)
tuulikuinke (comitative plural)
tuulikuutta (abessive singular)
tuulikuitta (abessive plural)
tuulikuuni (first-person possessive)
tuulikuuš (possessive second-person)
tuulikuuh (possessive third-person)


vihmakuu

vihmakuu (genitive vihmakuun, partitive vihmakuuda)

vihmakuun (genitive)
vihmakuuda (partitive)
vihmakuu (nominative singular)
vihmakuut (nominative plural)
vihmakuun (genitive singular)
vihmakuin (genitive plural)
vihmakuuda (partitive singular)
vihmakuida (partitive plural)
vihmakuuh (illative singular)
vihmakuih (illative plural)
vihmakuušša (inessive singular)
vihmakuissa (inessive plural)
vihmakuušta (elative singular)
vihmakuista (elative plural)
vihmakuulla (adessive singular)
vihmakuilla (adessive plural)
vihmakuulda (ablative singular)
vihmakuilda (ablative plural)
vihmakuukši (singular translative)
vihmakuiksi (plural translative)
vihmakuuna (essive singular)
vihmakuina (essive plural)
vihmakuunke (comitative singular)
vihmakuinke (comitative plural)
vihmakuutta (abessive singular)
vihmakuitta (abessive plural)
vihmakuuni (first-person possessive)
vihmakuuš (possessive second-person)
vihmakuuh (possessive third-person)


pakkaškuu

pakkaškuu (genitive pakkaškuun, partitive pakkaškuuda)

pakkaškuun (genitive)
pakkaškuuda (partitive)
pakkaškuu (nominative singular)
pakkaškuut (nominative plural)
pakkaškuun (genitive singular)
pakkaškuin (genitive plural)
pakkaškuuda (partitive singular)
pakkaškuida (partitive plural)
pakkaškuuh (illative singular)
pakkaškuih (illative plural)
pakkaškuušša (inessive singular)
pakkaškuissa (inessive plural)
pakkaškuušta (elative singular)
pakkaškuista (elative plural)
pakkaškuulla (adessive singular)
pakkaškuilla (adessive plural)
pakkaškuulda (ablative singular)
pakkaškuilda (ablative plural)
pakkaškuukši (singular translative)
pakkaškuiksi (plural translative)
pakkaškuuna (essive singular)
pakkaškuina (essive plural)
pakkaškuunke (comitative singular)
pakkaškuinke (comitative plural)
pakkaškuutta (abessive singular)
pakkaškuitta (abessive plural)
pakkaškuuni (first-person possessive)
pakkaškuuš (possessive second-person)
pakkaškuuh (possessive third-person)

/ˈpɑkːɑʃˌkuː/


keviäkuu

keviäkuu (genitive keviäkuun, partitive keviäkuuda)

keviäkuun (genitive)
keviäkuuda (partitive)
keviäkuu (nominative singular)
keviäkuut (nominative plural)
keviäkuun (genitive singular)
keviäkuin (genitive plural)
keviäkuuda (partitive singular)
keviäkuida (partitive plural)
keviäkuuh (illative singular)
keviäkuih (illative plural)
keviäkuušša (inessive singular)
keviäkuissa (inessive plural)
keviäkuušta (elative singular)
keviäkuista (elative plural)
keviäkuulla (adessive singular)
keviäkuilla (adessive plural)
keviäkuulda (ablative singular)
keviäkuilda (ablative plural)
keviäkuukši (singular translative)
keviäkuiksi (plural translative)
keviäkuuna (essive singular)
keviäkuina (essive plural)
keviäkuunke (comitative singular)
keviäkuinke (comitative plural)
keviäkuutta (abessive singular)
keviäkuitta (abessive plural)
keviäkuuni (first-person possessive)
keviäkuuš (possessive second-person)
keviäkuuh (possessive third-person)


pakkani

pakkani (genitive pakkaisen, partitive pakkaista)

pakkaisen (genitive)
pakkaista (partitive)

From Proto-Finnic *pakkainën. Cognates include Finnish pakkanen and Veps pakaine.


šygyžkuu

šygyžkuu (genitive šygyžkuun, partitive šygyžkuuda)

šygyžkuun (genitive)
šygyžkuuda (partitive)
šygyžkuu (nominative singular)
šygyžkuut (nominative plural)
šygyžkuun (genitive singular)
šygyžkuin (genitive plural)
šygyžkuuda (partitive singular)
šygyžkuida (partitive plural)
šygyžkuuh (illative singular)
šygyžkuih (illative plural)
šygyžkuušša (inessive singular)
šygyžkuissa (inessive plural)
šygyžkuušta (elative singular)
šygyžkuista (elative plural)
šygyžkuulla (adessive singular)
šygyžkuilla (adessive plural)
šygyžkuulda (ablative singular)
šygyžkuilda (ablative plural)
šygyžkuukši (singular translative)
šygyžkuiksi (plural translative)
šygyžkuuna (essive singular)
šygyžkuina (essive plural)
šygyžkuunke (comitative singular)
šygyžkuinke (comitative plural)
šygyžkuutta (abessive singular)
šygyžkuitta (abessive plural)
šygyžkuuni (first-person possessive)
šygyžkuuš (possessive second-person)
šygyžkuuh (possessive third-person)

/ˈʃyɡyʃˌkuː/


šulakuu

šulakuu (genitive šulakuun, partitive šulakuuta／šulakuuda)

šulakuun (genitive)
šulakuuta／šulakuuda (partitive)
šulakuu (nominative singular)
šulakuut (nominative plural)
šulakuun (genitive singular)
šulakuijen (genitive plural)
šulakuuta (partitive singular)
šulakuita (partitive plural)
šulakuuh (illative singular)
šulakuih (illative plural)
šulakuušša (inessive singular)
šulakuissa (inessive plural)
šulakuušta (elative singular)
šulakuista (elative plural)
šulakuulla (adessive singular)
šulakuilla (adessive plural)
šulakuulta (ablative singular)
šulakuilta (ablative plural)
šulakuukši (singular translative)
šulakuiksi (plural translative)
šulakuuna (essive singular)
šulakuina (essive plural)
šulakuineh (comitative plural)
šulakuutta (abessive singular)
šulakuitta (abessive plural)
šulakuu (nominative singular)
šulakuut (nominative plural)
šulakuun (genitive singular)
šulakuin (genitive plural)
šulakuuda (partitive singular)
šulakuida (partitive plural)
šulakuuh (illative singular)
šulakuih (illative plural)
šulakuušša (inessive singular)
šulakuissa (inessive plural)
šulakuušta (elative singular)
šulakuista (elative plural)
šulakuulla (adessive singular)
šulakuilla (adessive plural)
šulakuulda (ablative singular)
šulakuilda (ablative plural)
šulakuukši (singular translative)
šulakuiksi (plural translative)
šulakuuna (essive singular)
šulakuina (essive plural)
šulakuunke (comitative singular)
šulakuinke (comitative plural)
šulakuutta (abessive singular)
šulakuitta (abessive plural)
šulakuuni (first-person possessive)
šulakuuš (possessive second-person)
šulakuuh (possessive third-person)


pimiekuu

pimiekuu (genitive pimiekuun, partitive pimiekuuta／pimiekuuda)

pimiekuun (genitive)
pimiekuuta／pimiekuuda (partitive)
pimiekuu (nominative singular)
pimiekuut (nominative plural)
pimiekuun (genitive singular)
pimiekuijen (genitive plural)
pimiekuuta (partitive singular)
pimiekuita (partitive plural)
pimiekuuh (illative singular)
pimiekuih (illative plural)
pimiekuušša (inessive singular)
pimiekuissa (inessive plural)
pimiekuušta (elative singular)
pimiekuista (elative plural)
pimiekuulla (adessive singular)
pimiekuilla (adessive plural)
pimiekuulta (ablative singular)
pimiekuilta (ablative plural)
pimiekuukši (singular translative)
pimiekuiksi (plural translative)
pimiekuuna (essive singular)
pimiekuina (essive plural)
pimiekuineh (comitative plural)
pimiekuutta (abessive singular)
pimiekuitta (abessive plural)
pimiekuu (nominative singular)
pimiekuut (nominative plural)
pimiekuun (genitive singular)
pimiekuin (genitive plural)
pimiekuuda (partitive singular)
pimiekuida (partitive plural)
pimiekuuh (illative singular)
pimiekuih (illative plural)
pimiekuušša (inessive singular)
pimiekuissa (inessive plural)
pimiekuušta (elative singular)
pimiekuista (elative plural)
pimiekuulla (adessive singular)
pimiekuilla (adessive plural)
pimiekuulda (ablative singular)
pimiekuilda (ablative plural)
pimiekuukši (singular translative)
pimiekuiksi (plural translative)
pimiekuuna (essive singular)
pimiekuina (essive plural)
pimiekuunke (comitative singular)
pimiekuinke (comitative plural)
pimiekuutta (abessive singular)
pimiekuitta (abessive plural)
pimiekuuni (first-person possessive)
pimiekuuš (possessive second-person)
pimiekuuh (possessive third-person)

From pimie (“darkness”) + kuu (“month”).


pakkaiskuu

pakkaiskuu (genitive pakkaiskuun, partitive pakkaiskuuta)

pakkaiskuun (genitive)
pakkaiskuuta (partitive)
pakkaiskuu (nominative singular)
pakkaiskuut (nominative plural)
pakkaiskuun (genitive singular)
pakkaiskuijen (genitive plural)
pakkaiskuuta (partitive singular)
pakkaiskuita (partitive plural)
pakkaiskuuh (illative singular)
pakkaiskuih (illative plural)
pakkaiskuušša (inessive singular)
pakkaiskuissa (inessive plural)
pakkaiskuušta (elative singular)
pakkaiskuista (elative plural)
pakkaiskuulla (adessive singular)
pakkaiskuilla (adessive plural)
pakkaiskuulta (ablative singular)
pakkaiskuilta (ablative plural)
pakkaiskuukši (singular translative)
pakkaiskuiksi (plural translative)
pakkaiskuuna (essive singular)
pakkaiskuina (essive plural)
pakkaiskuineh (comitative plural)
pakkaiskuutta (abessive singular)
pakkaiskuitta (abessive plural)
pakkaiskuuni (first-person possessive)
pakkaiskuuš (possessive second-person)
pakkaiskuuh (possessive third-person)

From pakkais- (“frost”) + kuu (“month”).


šajekuu

šajekuu (genitive šajekuun, partitive šajekuuta)

šajekuun (genitive)
šajekuuta (partitive)
šajekuu (nominative singular)
šajekuut (nominative plural)
šajekuun (genitive singular)
šajekuijen (genitive plural)
šajekuuta (partitive singular)
šajekuita (partitive plural)
šajekuuh (illative singular)
šajekuih (illative plural)
šajekuušša (inessive singular)
šajekuissa (inessive plural)
šajekuušta (elative singular)
šajekuista (elative plural)
šajekuulla (adessive singular)
šajekuilla (adessive plural)
šajekuulta (ablative singular)
šajekuilta (ablative plural)
šajekuukši (singular translative)
šajekuiksi (plural translative)
šajekuuna (essive singular)
šajekuina (essive plural)
šajekuineh (comitative plural)
šajekuutta (abessive singular)
šajekuitta (abessive plural)
šajekuuni (first-person possessive)
šajekuuš (possessive second-person)
šajekuuh (possessive third-person)


aprelʹa

aprelʹa (genitive aprelʹan, partitive aprelʹua)

aprelʹan (genitive)
aprelʹua (partitive)
aprelʹa (nominative singular)
aprelʹat (nominative plural)
aprelʹan (genitive singular)
aprelʹoin (genitive plural)
aprelʹua (partitive singular)
aprelʹoida (partitive plural)
aprelʹah (illative singular)
aprelʹoih (illative plural)
aprelʹašša (inessive singular)
aprelʹoissa (inessive plural)
aprelʹašta (elative singular)
aprelʹoista (elative plural)
aprelʹalla (adessive singular)
aprelʹoilla (adessive plural)
aprelʹalda (ablative singular)
aprelʹoilda (ablative plural)
aprelʹakši (singular translative)
aprelʹoiksi (plural translative)
aprelʹana (essive singular)
aprelʹoina (essive plural)
aprelʹanke (comitative singular)
aprelʹoinke (comitative plural)
aprelʹatta (abessive singular)
aprelʹoitta (abessive plural)
aprelʹani (first-person possessive)
aprelʹaš (possessive second-person)
aprelʹah (possessive third-person)


feurali

feurali (genitive feuralin, partitive feuralie)

feuralin (genitive)
feuralie (partitive)
feurali (nominative singular)
feuralit (nominative plural)
feuralin (genitive singular)
feuraliloin (genitive plural)
feuralie (partitive singular)
feuraliloida (partitive plural)
feuralih (illative singular)
feuraliloih (illative plural)
feuralissa (inessive singular)
feuraliloissa (inessive plural)
feuralista (elative singular)
feuraliloista (elative plural)
feuralilla (adessive singular)
feuraliloilla (adessive plural)
feuralilda (ablative singular)
feuraliloilda (ablative plural)
feuraliksi (singular translative)
feuraliloiksi (plural translative)
feuralina (essive singular)
feuraliloina (essive plural)
feuralinke (comitative singular)
feuraliloinke (comitative plural)
feuralitta (abessive singular)
feuraliloitta (abessive plural)
feuralini (first-person possessive)
feuralis (possessive second-person)
feuralih (possessive third-person)

Borrowed from Russian февраль (fevralʹ).


tuiskukuu

tuiskukuu (genitive tuiskukuun, partitive tuiskukuuta)

tuiskukuun (genitive)
tuiskukuuta (partitive)
tuiskukuu (nominative singular)
tuiskukuut (nominative plural)
tuiskukuun (genitive singular)
tuiskukuijen (genitive plural)
tuiskukuuta (partitive singular)
tuiskukuita (partitive plural)
tuiskukuuh (illative singular)
tuiskukuih (illative plural)
tuiskukuušša (inessive singular)
tuiskukuissa (inessive plural)
tuiskukuušta (elative singular)
tuiskukuista (elative plural)
tuiskukuulla (adessive singular)
tuiskukuilla (adessive plural)
tuiskukuulta (ablative singular)
tuiskukuilta (ablative plural)
tuiskukuukši (singular translative)
tuiskukuiksi (plural translative)
tuiskukuuna (essive singular)
tuiskukuina (essive plural)
tuiskukuineh (comitative plural)
tuiskukuutta (abessive singular)
tuiskukuitta (abessive plural)
tuiskukuuni (first-person possessive)
tuiskukuuš (possessive second-person)
tuiskukuuh (possessive third-person)

From tuisku (“snowstorm”) + kuu (“month”).


kešäkuu

kešäkuu (genitive kešäkuun, partitive kešäkuuda)

kešäkuun (genitive)
kešäkuuda (partitive)
kešäkuu (nominative singular)
kešäkuut (nominative plural)
kešäkuun (genitive singular)
kešäkuijen (genitive plural)
kešäkuuta (partitive singular)
kešäkuita (partitive plural)
kešäkuuh (illative singular)
kešäkuih (illative plural)
kešäkuušša (inessive singular)
kešäkuissa (inessive plural)
kešäkuušta (elative singular)
kešäkuista (elative plural)
kešäkuulla (adessive singular)
kešäkuilla (adessive plural)
kešäkuulta (ablative singular)
kešäkuilta (ablative plural)
kešäkuukši (singular translative)
kešäkuiksi (plural translative)
kešäkuuna (essive singular)
kešäkuina (essive plural)
kešäkuineh (comitative plural)
kešäkuutta (abessive singular)
kešäkuitta (abessive plural)
kešäkuuni (first-person possessive)
kešäkuuš (possessive second-person)
kešäkuuh (possessive third-person)


ijulʹa

ijulʹa (genitive ijulʹan, partitive ijulʹua)

ijulʹan (genitive)
ijulʹua (partitive)
ijulʹa (nominative singular)
ijulʹat (nominative plural)
ijulʹan (genitive singular)
ijulʹoin (genitive plural)
ijulʹua (partitive singular)
ijulʹoida (partitive plural)
ijulʹah (illative singular)
ijulʹoih (illative plural)
ijulʹašša (inessive singular)
ijulʹoissa (inessive plural)
ijulʹašta (elative singular)
ijulʹoista (elative plural)
ijulʹalla (adessive singular)
ijulʹoilla (adessive plural)
ijulʹalda (ablative singular)
ijulʹoilda (ablative plural)
ijulʹakši (singular translative)
ijulʹoiksi (plural translative)
ijulʹana (essive singular)
ijulʹoina (essive plural)
ijulʹanke (comitative singular)
ijulʹoinke (comitative plural)
ijulʹatta (abessive singular)
ijulʹoitta (abessive plural)
ijulʹani (first-person possessive)
ijulʹaš (possessive second-person)
ijulʹah (possessive third-person)


ijunʹa

ijunʹa (genitive ijunʹan, partitive ijunʹua)

ijunʹan (genitive)
ijunʹua (partitive)
ijunʹa (nominative singular)
ijunʹat (nominative plural)
ijunʹan (genitive singular)
ijunʹoin (genitive plural)
ijunʹua (partitive singular)
ijunʹoida (partitive plural)
ijunʹah (illative singular)
ijunʹoih (illative plural)
ijunʹašša (inessive singular)
ijunʹoissa (inessive plural)
ijunʹašta (elative singular)
ijunʹoista (elative plural)
ijunʹalla (adessive singular)
ijunʹoilla (adessive plural)
ijunʹalda (ablative singular)
ijunʹoilda (ablative plural)
ijunʹakši (singular translative)
ijunʹoiksi (plural translative)
ijunʹana (essive singular)
ijunʹoina (essive plural)
ijunʹanke (comitative singular)
ijunʹoinke (comitative plural)
ijunʹatta (abessive singular)
ijunʹoitta (abessive plural)
ijunʹani (first-person possessive)
ijunʹaš (possessive second-person)
ijunʹah (possessive third-person)


šyyškuu

šyyškuu (genitive šyyškuun, partitive šyyškuuta)

šyyškuun (genitive)
šyyškuuta (partitive)
šyyškuu (nominative singular)
šyyškuut (nominative plural)
šyyškuun (genitive singular)
šyyškuijen (genitive plural)
šyyškuuta (partitive singular)
šyyškuita (partitive plural)
šyyškuuh (illative singular)
šyyškuih (illative plural)
šyyškuušša (inessive singular)
šyyškuissa (inessive plural)
šyyškuušta (elative singular)
šyyškuista (elative plural)
šyyškuulla (adessive singular)
šyyškuilla (adessive plural)
šyyškuulta (ablative singular)
šyyškuilta (ablative plural)
šyyškuukši (singular translative)
šyyškuiksi (plural translative)
šyyškuuna (essive singular)
šyyškuina (essive plural)
šyyškuineh (comitative plural)
šyyškuutta (abessive singular)
šyyškuitta (abessive plural)
šyyškuuni (first-person possessive)
šyyškuuš (possessive second-person)
šyyškuuh (possessive third-person)


oraškuu

oraškuu (genitive oraškuun, partitive oraškuuta／oraškuuda)

oraškuun (genitive)
oraškuuta／oraškuuda (partitive)
oraškuu (nominative singular)
oraškuut (nominative plural)
oraškuun (genitive singular)
oraškuijen (genitive plural)
oraškuuta (partitive singular)
oraškuita (partitive plural)
oraškuuh (illative singular)
oraškuih (illative plural)
oraškuušša (inessive singular)
oraškuissa (inessive plural)
oraškuušta (elative singular)
oraškuista (elative plural)
oraškuulla (adessive singular)
oraškuilla (adessive plural)
oraškuulta (ablative singular)
oraškuilta (ablative plural)
oraškuukši (singular translative)
oraškuiksi (plural translative)
oraškuuna (essive singular)
oraškuina (essive plural)
oraškuineh (comitative plural)
oraškuutta (abessive singular)
oraškuitta (abessive plural)
oraškuu (nominative singular)
oraškuut (nominative plural)
oraškuun (genitive singular)
oraškuin (genitive plural)
oraškuuda (partitive singular)
oraškuida (partitive plural)
oraškuuh (illative singular)
oraškuih (illative plural)
oraškuušša (inessive singular)
oraškuissa (inessive plural)
oraškuušta (elative singular)
oraškuista (elative plural)
oraškuulla (adessive singular)
oraškuilla (adessive plural)
oraškuulda (ablative singular)
oraškuilda (ablative plural)
oraškuukši (singular translative)
oraškuiksi (plural translative)
oraškuuna (essive singular)
oraškuina (essive plural)
oraškuunke (comitative singular)
oraškuinke (comitative plural)
oraškuutta (abessive singular)
oraškuitta (abessive plural)
oraškuuni (first-person possessive)
oraškuuš (possessive second-person)
oraškuuh (possessive third-person)


šyyš-

From Proto-Finnic *sügüs-. Cognate with Finnish syys-.

(North Karelian) Used to form compounds related to autumn.


šaje

šaje (genitive šatien, partitive šajetta)

From Proto-Finnic *sadëk. Cognates include Finnish sade and Veps sadeg-.

(North Karelian) Synonym of vihma (“rain”)


senʹtʹabri

senʹtʹabri (genitive senʹtʹabrin, partitive senʹtʹabrie)

senʹtʹabrin (genitive)
senʹtʹabrie (partitive)
senʹtʹabri (nominative singular)
senʹtʹabrit (nominative plural)
senʹtʹabrin (genitive singular)
senʹtʹabriloin (genitive plural)
senʹtʹabrie (partitive singular)
senʹtʹabriloida (partitive plural)
senʹtʹabrih (illative singular)
senʹtʹabriloih (illative plural)
senʹtʹabrissa (inessive singular)
senʹtʹabriloissa (inessive plural)
senʹtʹabrista (elative singular)
senʹtʹabriloista (elative plural)
senʹtʹabrilla (adessive singular)
senʹtʹabriloilla (adessive plural)
senʹtʹabrilda (ablative singular)
senʹtʹabriloilda (ablative plural)
senʹtʹabriksi (singular translative)
senʹtʹabriloiksi (plural translative)
senʹtʹabrina (essive singular)
senʹtʹabriloina (essive plural)
senʹtʹabrinke (comitative singular)
senʹtʹabriloinke (comitative plural)
senʹtʹabritta (abessive singular)
senʹtʹabriloitta (abessive plural)
senʹtʹabrini (first-person possessive)
senʹtʹabris (possessive second-person)
senʹtʹabrih (possessive third-person)

Borrowed from Russian сентябрь (sentjabrʹ).


nojabrʹa

nojabrʹa (genitive nojabrʹan, partitive nojabrʹua)

nojabrʹan (genitive)
nojabrʹua (partitive)
nojabrʹa (nominative singular)
nojabrʹat (nominative plural)
nojabrʹan (genitive singular)
nojabrʹoin (genitive plural)
nojabrʹua (partitive singular)
nojabrʹoida (partitive plural)
nojabrʹah (illative singular)
nojabrʹoih (illative plural)
nojabrʹašša (inessive singular)
nojabrʹoissa (inessive plural)
nojabrʹašta (elative singular)
nojabrʹoista (elative plural)
nojabrʹalla (adessive singular)
nojabrʹoilla (adessive plural)
nojabrʹalda (ablative singular)
nojabrʹoilda (ablative plural)
nojabrʹakši (singular translative)
nojabrʹoiksi (plural translative)
nojabrʹana (essive singular)
nojabrʹoina (essive plural)
nojabrʹanke (comitative singular)
nojabrʹoinke (comitative plural)
nojabrʹatta (abessive singular)
nojabrʹoitta (abessive plural)
nojabrʹani (first-person possessive)
nojabrʹaš (possessive second-person)
nojabrʹah (possessive third-person)


dekabrʹa

dekabrʹa (genitive dekabrʹan, partitive dekabrʹua)

dekabrʹan (genitive)
dekabrʹua (partitive)
dekabrʹa (nominative singular)
dekabrʹat (nominative plural)
dekabrʹan (genitive singular)
dekabrʹoin (genitive plural)
dekabrʹua (partitive singular)
dekabrʹoida (partitive plural)
dekabrʹah (illative singular)
dekabrʹoih (illative plural)
dekabrʹašša (inessive singular)
dekabrʹoissa (inessive plural)
dekabrʹašta (elative singular)
dekabrʹoista (elative plural)
dekabrʹalla (adessive singular)
dekabrʹoilla (adessive plural)
dekabrʹalda (ablative singular)
dekabrʹoilda (ablative plural)
dekabrʹakši (singular translative)
dekabrʹoiksi (plural translative)
dekabrʹana (essive singular)
dekabrʹoina (essive plural)
dekabrʹanke (comitative singular)
dekabrʹoinke (comitative plural)
dekabrʹatta (abessive singular)
dekabrʹoitta (abessive plural)
dekabrʹani (first-person possessive)
dekabrʹaš (possessive second-person)
dekabrʹah (possessive third-person)

Borrowed from Russian декабрь (dekabrʹ).


oktʹabrʹa

oktʹabrʹa (genitive oktʹabrʹan, partitive oktʹabrʹua)

oktʹabrʹan (genitive)
oktʹabrʹua (partitive)
oktʹabrʹa (nominative singular)
oktʹabrʹat (nominative plural)
oktʹabrʹan (genitive singular)
oktʹabrʹoin (genitive plural)
oktʹabrʹua (partitive singular)
oktʹabrʹoida (partitive plural)
oktʹabrʹah (illative singular)
oktʹabrʹoih (illative plural)
oktʹabrʹašša (inessive singular)
oktʹabrʹoissa (inessive plural)
oktʹabrʹašta (elative singular)
oktʹabrʹoista (elative plural)
oktʹabrʹalla (adessive singular)
oktʹabrʹoilla (adessive plural)
oktʹabrʹalda (ablative singular)
oktʹabrʹoilda (ablative plural)
oktʹabrʹakši (singular translative)
oktʹabrʹoiksi (plural translative)
oktʹabrʹana (essive singular)
oktʹabrʹoina (essive plural)
oktʹabrʹanke (comitative singular)
oktʹabrʹoinke (comitative plural)
oktʹabrʹatta (abessive singular)
oktʹabrʹoitta (abessive plural)
oktʹabrʹani (first-person possessive)
oktʹabrʹaš (possessive second-person)
oktʹabrʹah (possessive third-person)

Borrowed from Russian октябрь (oktjabrʹ).


löttö

löttö (genitive lötön, partitive löttyö)

lötön (genitive)
löttyö (partitive)
löttö (nominative singular)
lötöt (nominative plural)
lötön (genitive singular)
löttöjen (genitive plural)
löttyö (partitive singular)
löttöjä (partitive plural)
löttöh (illative singular)
löttölöih (illative plural)
lötöššä (inessive singular)
löttölöissä (inessive plural)
lötöštä (elative singular)
löttölöistä (elative plural)
lötöllä (adessive singular)
löttölöillä (adessive plural)
lötöltä (ablative singular)
löttölöiltä (ablative plural)
lötökši (singular translative)
löttölöiksi (plural translative)
löttönä (essive singular)
löttölöinä (essive plural)
löttölöineh (comitative plural)
lötöttä (abessive singular)
löttölöittä (abessive plural)
löttö (nominative singular)
lötöt (nominative plural)
lötön (genitive singular)
löttölöin (genitive plural)
löttyö (partitive singular)
löttölöidä (partitive plural)
löttöh (illative singular)
löttölöih (illative plural)
lötöššä (inessive singular)
löttölöissä (inessive plural)
lötöštä (elative singular)
löttölöistä (elative plural)
lötöllä (adessive singular)
löttölöillä (adessive plural)
lötöldä (ablative singular)
löttölöildä (ablative plural)
lötökši (singular translative)
löttölöiksi (plural translative)
löttönä (essive singular)
löttölöinä (essive plural)
lötönke (comitative singular)
löttölöinke (comitative plural)
lötöttä (abessive singular)
löttölöittä (abessive plural)
löttöni (first-person possessive)
löttöš (possessive second-person)
löttöh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 1/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">tyttö</i>, tt-t gradation

type 1/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">tyttö</i> tt-t gradation


ijen

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ijen (genitive ikenen, partitive ijentä)

ikenen (genitive)
ijentä (partitive)
ijen (nominative singular)
ikenet (nominative plural)
ikenen (genitive singular)
ikenien (genitive plural)
ijentä (partitive singular)
ikenie (partitive plural)
ikeneh (illative singular)
ikenih (illative plural)
ikeneššä (inessive singular)
ikenissä (inessive plural)
ikeneštä (elative singular)
ikenistä (elative plural)
ikenellä (adessive singular)
ikenillä (adessive plural)
ikeneltä (ablative singular)
ikeniltä (ablative plural)
ikenekši (singular translative)
ikeniksi (plural translative)
ikeninä (essive singular)
ikeninä (essive plural)
ikenineh (comitative plural)
ikenettä (abessive singular)
ikenittä (abessive plural)
ikeneni (first-person possessive)
ikeneš (possessive second-person)
ikeneh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 11/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">paimen</i>, k-j gradation

From Proto-Finnic *igen. Cognates include Finnish ien and Veps igin.


kojitoin

head

kojitoin (genitive kojittoman, partitive kojitointa／kojitoinda, comparative kojittomampi／kojittomambi, superlative kojittomin)

kojittoman (genitive)
kojitointa／kojitoinda (partitive)
kojittomampi／kojittomambi (comparative)
kojittomin (superlative)
kojitoin (nominative singular)
kojittomat (nominative plural)
kojittoman (genitive singular)
kojittomien (genitive plural)
kojitointa (partitive singular)
kojittomie (partitive plural)
kojittomah (illative singular)
kojittomih (illative plural)
kojittomašša (inessive singular)
kojittomissa (inessive plural)
kojittomašta (elative singular)
kojittomista (elative plural)
kojittomalla (adessive singular)
kojittomilla (adessive plural)
kojittomalta (ablative singular)
kojittomilta (ablative plural)
kojittomakši (singular translative)
kojittomiksi (plural translative)
kojittomana (essive singular)
kojittomina (essive plural)
kojittomineh (comitative plural)
kojittomatta (abessive singular)
kojittomitta (abessive plural)
kojitoin (nominative singular)
kojittomat (nominative plural)
kojittoman (genitive singular)
kojittomien (genitive plural)
kojitoinda (partitive singular)
kojittomie (partitive plural)
kojittomah (illative singular)
kojittomih (illative plural)
kojittomašša (inessive singular)
kojittomissa (inessive plural)
kojittomašta (elative singular)
kojittomista (elative plural)
kojittomalla (adessive singular)
kojittomilla (adessive plural)
kojittomalda (ablative singular)
kojittomilda (ablative plural)
kojittomakši (singular translative)
kojittomiksi (plural translative)
kojittomana (essive singular)
kojittomina (essive plural)
kojittomanke (comitative singular)
kojittominke (comitative plural)
kojittomatta (abessive singular)
kojittomitta (abessive plural)
kojittomani (first-person possessive)
kojittomaš (possessive second-person)
kojittomah (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 13/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kojitoin</i>, tt-t gradation

From koti／kodi (“home”) + -toin. Akin to Finnish koditon and Ingrian koitoin.


harmua

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harmua (genitive harmuan, partitive harmuata／harmuada)

harmuan (genitive)
harmuata／harmuada (partitive)
harmua (nominative singular)
harmuat (nominative plural)
harmuan (genitive singular)
harmaijen (genitive plural)
harmuata (partitive singular)
harmaita (partitive plural)
harmuah (illative singular)
harmaih (illative plural)
harmuašša (inessive singular)
harmaissa (inessive plural)
harmuašta (elative singular)
harmaista (elative plural)
harmualla (adessive singular)
harmailla (adessive plural)
harmualta (ablative singular)
harmailta (ablative plural)
harmuakši (singular translative)
harmaiksi (plural translative)
harmuana (essive singular)
harmaina (essive plural)
harmaineh (comitative plural)
harmuatta (abessive singular)
harmaitta (abessive plural)
harmua (nominative singular)
harmuat (nominative plural)
harmuan (genitive singular)
harmain (genitive plural)
harmuada (partitive singular)
harmaida (partitive plural)
harmuah (illative singular)
harmaih (illative plural)
harmuašša (inessive singular)
harmaissa (inessive plural)
harmuašta (elative singular)
harmaista (elative plural)
harmualla (adessive singular)
harmailla (adessive plural)
harmualda (ablative singular)
harmailda (ablative plural)
harmuakši (singular translative)
harmaiksi (plural translative)
harmuana (essive singular)
harmaina (essive plural)
harmuanke (comitative singular)
harmainke (comitative plural)
harmuatta (abessive singular)
harmaitta (abessive plural)
harmuani (first-person possessive)
harmuaš (possessive second-person)
harmuah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *harmaga. Cognates include Finnish harmaa and Ingrian harmaa.


ruškie

ruškie (genitive ruškien, partitive ruškieta／ruškieda)

ruškien (genitive)
ruškieta／ruškieda (partitive)
ruškie (nominative singular)
ruškiet (nominative plural)
ruškien (genitive singular)
ruškeijen (genitive plural)
ruškieta (partitive singular)
ruškeita (partitive plural)
ruškieh (illative singular)
ruškeih (illative plural)
ruškiešša (inessive singular)
ruškeissa (inessive plural)
ruškiešta (elative singular)
ruškeista (elative plural)
ruškiella (adessive singular)
ruškeilla (adessive plural)
ruškielta (ablative singular)
ruškeilta (ablative plural)
ruškiekši (singular translative)
ruškeiksi (plural translative)
ruškiena (essive singular)
ruškeina (essive plural)
ruškeineh (comitative plural)
ruškietta (abessive singular)
ruškeitta (abessive plural)
ruškie (nominative singular)
ruškiet (nominative plural)
ruškien (genitive singular)
ruškein (genitive plural)
ruškieda (partitive singular)
ruškeida (partitive plural)
ruškieh (illative singular)
ruškeih (illative plural)
ruškiešša (inessive singular)
ruškeissa (inessive plural)
ruškiešta (elative singular)
ruškeista (elative plural)
ruškiella (adessive singular)
ruškeilla (adessive plural)
ruškielda (ablative singular)
ruškeilda (ablative plural)
ruškiekši (singular translative)
ruškeiksi (plural translative)
ruškiena (essive singular)
ruškeina (essive plural)
ruškienke (comitative singular)
ruškeinke (comitative plural)
ruškietta (abessive singular)
ruškeitta (abessive plural)
ruškieni (first-person possessive)
ruškieš (possessive second-person)
ruškieh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *ruskëda. Cognates include Finnish ruskea and Veps rusked.


keldane

keldane (genitive keldažen, partitive kellašta)

keldažen (genitive)
kellašta (partitive)

From Proto-Finnic *këltainën. Cognates include Finnish keltainen and Estonian kollane.


lypšyä

From Proto-Finnic *lüpsädäk. Cognates include Finnish lypsää and Veps lüpsta.


keltani

keltani (genitive keltašen, partitive keltaista)

keltašen (genitive)
keltaista (partitive)


lypšiä

(South Karelian, intransitive) to give milk


šinini

šinini (genitive šinisen, partitive šinistä)

From Proto-Finnic *sininen. Cognates include Finnish sininen and Veps sinine.


äkevyš

äkevyš (genitive äkevykšen, partitive äkevyštä)

äkevykšen (genitive)
äkevyštä (partitive)


äkie

äkie (genitive äkien, partitive äkietä, comparative äkiempi, superlative äkein)

äkien (genitive)
äkietä (partitive)
äkiempi (comparative)
äkein (superlative)
äkie (nominative singular)
äkiet (nominative plural)
äkien (genitive singular)
äkeijen (genitive plural)
äkietä (partitive singular)
äkeitä (partitive plural)
äkieh (illative singular)
äkeih (illative plural)
äkieššä (inessive singular)
äkeissä (inessive plural)
äkieštä (elative singular)
äkeistä (elative plural)
äkiellä (adessive singular)
äkeillä (adessive plural)
äkieltä (ablative singular)
äkeiltä (ablative plural)
äkiekši (singular translative)
äkeiksi (plural translative)
äkienä (essive singular)
äkeinä (essive plural)
äkeineh (comitative plural)
äkiettä (abessive singular)
äkeittä (abessive plural)
äkieni (first-person possessive)
äkieš (possessive second-person)
äkieh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *äkedä. Cognates include Finnish äkeä and Estonian äge.


ägie

From Proto-Finnic *äkedä. Cognates include Estonian äge and Finnish äkeä.


ägie

ägie (genitive ägien, partitive ägiedä, comparative ägiembi, superlative ägein)

ägien (genitive)
ägiedä (partitive)
ägiembi (comparative)
ägein (superlative)
ägie (nominative singular)
ägiet (nominative plural)
ägien (genitive singular)
ägein (genitive plural)
ägiedä (partitive singular)
ägeidä (partitive plural)
ägieh (illative singular)
ägeih (illative plural)
ägieššä (inessive singular)
ägeissä (inessive plural)
ägieštä (elative singular)
ägeistä (elative plural)
ägiellä (adessive singular)
ägeillä (adessive plural)
ägieldä (ablative singular)
ägeildä (ablative plural)
ägiekši (singular translative)
ägeiksi (plural translative)
ägienä (essive singular)
ägeinä (essive plural)
ägienke (comitative singular)
ägeinke (comitative plural)
ägiettä (abessive singular)
ägeittä (abessive plural)
ägieni (first-person possessive)
ägieš (possessive second-person)
ägieh (possessive third-person)


harpauš

harpauš (genitive harpaukšen, partitive harpaušta, diminutive harpaukšut)

harpaukšen (genitive)
harpaušta (partitive)
harpaukšut (diminutive)

From harpata (“to step”) + -uš. Akin to Finnish harppaus.


valehičča

valehičča (genitive valehičan, partitive valehiččua)

valehičan (genitive)
valehiččua (partitive)

/ˈʋɑlehit͡ʃːɑ/


valehuš

valehuš (genitive valehukšen, partitive valehušta)

valehukšen (genitive)
valehušta (partitive)


valeh

valeh (genitive valehen, partitive valehta)

From Proto-Finnic *valëh. Cognates include Finnish valhe and Estonian vale.


harppauš

harppauš (genitive harppaukšen, partitive harppaušta)

harppaukšen (genitive)
harppaušta (partitive)

/ˈhɑrpːɑu̯ʃ/


toine toizen

toini toizen (genitive plural)
toini toista (partitive plural)
toini toizeh (illative plural)
toini toizešša (inessive plural)
toini toizešta (elative plural)
toini toizella (adessive plural)
toini toizelda (ablative plural)
toini toizekši (plural translative)
toini toizena (essive plural)
toini toizenke (comitative plural)
toini toizetta (abessive plural)

Literally: "The other the other". Akin to Ingrian toin toisen.


valehella

From valehtua (“to lie”) + -ella. Akin to Finnish valehdella.


hibiehiiri

hibiehiiri (genitive hibiehiiren, partitive hibiehiirdä)

hibiehiiren (genitive)
hibiehiirdä (partitive)
hibiehiiri (nominative singular)
hibiehiiret (nominative plural)
hibiehiiren (genitive singular)
hibiehiirilöin (genitive plural)
hibiehiirdä (partitive singular)
hibiehiirilöidä (partitive plural)
hibiehiirih (illative singular)
hibiehiirilöih (illative plural)
hibiehiireššä (inessive singular)
hibiehiirilöissä (inessive plural)
hibiehiireštä (elative singular)
hibiehiirilöistä (elative plural)
hibiehiirellä (adessive singular)
hibiehiirilöillä (adessive plural)
hibiehiireldä (ablative singular)
hibiehiirilöildä (ablative plural)
hibiehiirekši (singular translative)
hibiehiirilöiksi (plural translative)
hibiehiirinä (essive singular)
hibiehiirilöinä (essive plural)
hibiehiirenke (comitative singular)
hibiehiirilöinke (comitative plural)
hibiehiirettä (abessive singular)
hibiehiirilöittä (abessive plural)
hibiehiireni (first-person possessive)
hibiehiireš (possessive second-person)
hibiehiireh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 8/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">uni</i>, no gradation


hibie

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hibie (genitive hibien, partitive hibiedä)

hibien (genitive)
hibiedä (partitive)
hibie (nominative singular)
hibiet (nominative plural)
hibien (genitive singular)
hibein (genitive plural)
hibiedä (partitive singular)
hibeidä (partitive plural)
hibieh (illative singular)
hibeih (illative plural)
hibieššä (inessive singular)
hibeissä (inessive plural)
hibieštä (elative singular)
hibeistä (elative plural)
hibiellä (adessive singular)
hibeillä (adessive plural)
hibieldä (ablative singular)
hibeildä (ablative plural)
hibiekši (singular translative)
hibeiksi (plural translative)
hibienä (essive singular)
hibeinä (essive plural)
hibienke (comitative singular)
hibeinke (comitative plural)
hibiettä (abessive singular)
hibeittä (abessive plural)
hibieni (first-person possessive)
hibieš (possessive second-person)
hibieh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *hipjä. Cognates include Finnish hipiä and Veps hibj.


hipie

hipie (genitive hipien, partitive hipietä)

hipien (genitive)
hipietä (partitive)
hipie (nominative singular)
hipiet (nominative plural)
hipien (genitive singular)
hipeijen (genitive plural)
hipietä (partitive singular)
hipeitä (partitive plural)
hipieh (illative singular)
hipeih (illative plural)
hipieššä (inessive singular)
hipeissä (inessive plural)
hipieštä (elative singular)
hipeistä (elative plural)
hipiellä (adessive singular)
hipeillä (adessive plural)
hipieltä (ablative singular)
hipeiltä (ablative plural)
hipiekši (singular translative)
hipeiksi (plural translative)
hipienä (essive singular)
hipeinä (essive plural)
hipeineh (comitative plural)
hipiettä (abessive singular)
hipeittä (abessive plural)
hipieni (first-person possessive)
hipieš (possessive second-person)
hipieh (possessive third-person)


izä

izän (genitive)
iziä (partitive)
izä (nominative singular)
izät (nominative plural)
izän (genitive singular)
izin (genitive plural)
iziä (partitive singular)
izie (partitive plural)
izäh (illative singular)
izih (illative plural)
izäššä (inessive singular)
izissä (inessive plural)
izäštä (elative singular)
izistä (elative plural)
izällä (adessive singular)
izillä (adessive plural)
izäldä (ablative singular)
izildä (ablative plural)
izäkši (singular translative)
iziksi (plural translative)
izänä (essive singular)
izinä (essive plural)
izänke (comitative singular)
izinke (comitative plural)
izättä (abessive singular)
izittä (abessive plural)
izäni (first-person possessive)
izäš (possessive second-person)
izäh (possessive third-person)

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type 5/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">koira</i> no gradation

From Proto-Finnic *icä. Cognates include Finnish isä and Estonian isa.


čuasti

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čuasti (genitive čuassin, partitive čuastie)

čuassin (genitive)
čuastie (partitive)
čuasti (nominative singular)
čuassit (nominative plural)
čuassin (genitive singular)
čuastiloin (genitive plural)
čuastie (partitive singular)
čuastiloida (partitive plural)
čuastih (illative singular)
čuastiloih (illative plural)
čuassissa (inessive singular)
čuastiloissa (inessive plural)
čuassista (elative singular)
čuastiloista (elative plural)
čuassilla (adessive singular)
čuastiloilla (adessive plural)
čuassilda (ablative singular)
čuastiloilda (ablative plural)
čuassiksi (singular translative)
čuastiloiksi (plural translative)
čuastina (essive singular)
čuastiloina (essive plural)
čuassinke (comitative singular)
čuastiloinke (comitative plural)
čuassitta (abessive singular)
čuastiloitta (abessive plural)
čuastini (first-person possessive)
čuastis (possessive second-person)
čuastih (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 2/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">risti</i>, st-ss gradation

Borrowed from Russian счастье (sčastʹje).

/ˈt͡ʃuɑ̯sʲtʲi/


čuasti

/ˈt͡ʃuɑ̯sʲtʲi/


hal’l’akka

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hal’l’akka (genitive hal’l’akan, partitive hal’l’akkua)

hal’l’akan (genitive)
hal’l’akkua (partitive)


konža

From Proto-Finnic *konsa. Related to Finnish konsa, Ludian konz and Veps konz.


jänisʹ

jänisʹ (genitive jäniksen, partitive jänisʹtä)

jäniksen (genitive)
jänisʹtä (partitive)
jänikseni (first-person possessive)
jänikseš (possessive second-person)
jänikseh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *jänis. Cognates include Finnish jänis and Veps jäniš.


niätä

niätä (genitive niäjän, partitive niätyä)

niäjän (genitive)
niätyä (partitive)
niätä (nominative singular)
niäjät (nominative plural)
niäjän (genitive singular)
niätien (genitive plural)
niätyä (partitive singular)
niätie (partitive plural)
niätäh (illative singular)
niätih (illative plural)
niäjäššä (inessive singular)
niäjissä (inessive plural)
niäjäštä (elative singular)
niäjistä (elative plural)
niäjällä (adessive singular)
niäjillä (adessive plural)
niäjältä (ablative singular)
niäjiltä (ablative plural)
niäjäkši (singular translative)
niäjiksi (plural translative)
niätänä (essive singular)
niätinä (essive plural)
niäjineh (comitative plural)
niäjättä (abessive singular)
niäjittä (abessive plural)
niätäni (first-person possessive)
niätäš (possessive second-person)
niätäh (possessive third-person)

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

Borrowed from Old East Slavic гнѣдъ (gnědŭ, “brown”). Cognates include Finnish näätä and Veps näd.


kuničča

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kuničča (genitive kuničan, partitive kuniččua)

kuničan (genitive)
kuniččua (partitive)
kuničča (nominative singular)
kuničat (nominative plural)
kuničan (genitive singular)
kuničoin (genitive plural)
kuniččua (partitive singular)
kuniččoida (partitive plural)
kuniččah (illative singular)
kuniččoih (illative plural)
kuničašša (inessive singular)
kuničoissa (inessive plural)
kuničašta (elative singular)
kuničoista (elative plural)
kuničalla (adessive singular)
kuničoilla (adessive plural)
kuničalda (ablative singular)
kuničoilda (ablative plural)
kuničakši (singular translative)
kuničoiksi (plural translative)
kuniččana (essive singular)
kuniččoina (essive plural)
kuničanke (comitative singular)
kuničoinke (comitative plural)
kuničatta (abessive singular)
kuničoitta (abessive plural)
kuniččani (first-person possessive)
kuniččaš (possessive second-person)
kuniččah (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 4/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kala</i> čč-č gradation


niädä

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niädä (genitive niäjän, partitive niädiä)

niäjän (genitive)
niädiä (partitive)
niädä (nominative singular)
niäjät (nominative plural)
niäjän (genitive singular)
niäjin (genitive plural)
niädiä (partitive singular)
niädie (partitive plural)
niädäh (illative singular)
niädih (illative plural)
niäjäššä (inessive singular)
niäjissä (inessive plural)
niäjäštä (elative singular)
niäjistä (elative plural)
niäjällä (adessive singular)
niäjillä (adessive plural)
niäjäldä (ablative singular)
niäjildä (ablative plural)
niäjäkši (singular translative)
niäjiksi (plural translative)
niädänä (essive singular)
niädinä (essive plural)
niäjänke (comitative singular)
niäjinke (comitative plural)
niäjättä (abessive singular)
niäjittä (abessive plural)
niädäni (first-person possessive)
niädäš (possessive second-person)
niädäh (possessive third-person)

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


yškä

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yškä (genitive [please provide], partitive [please provide])

(North Karelian) lap (upper legs of someone who is sitting)


viessata

/ˈʋie̯sːɑtɑ/

Borrowed from Russian взвесить (vzvesitʹ).


henkityš

henkityš (genitive [please provide], partitive [please provide])


šanakniika

šanakniika (genitive šanakniikan, partitive šanakniikua)

šanakniikan (genitive)
šanakniikua (partitive)
šanakniika (nominative singular)
šanakniikat (nominative plural)
šanakniikan (genitive singular)
šanakniikojen (genitive plural)
šanakniikua (partitive singular)
šanakniikoja (partitive plural)
šanakniikah (illative singular)
šanakniikoih (illative plural)
šanakniikašša (inessive singular)
šanakniikoissa (inessive plural)
šanakniikašta (elative singular)
šanakniikoista (elative plural)
šanakniikalla (adessive singular)
šanakniikoilla (adessive plural)
šanakniikalta (ablative singular)
šanakniikoilta (ablative plural)
šanakniikakši (singular translative)
šanakniikoiksi (plural translative)
šanakniikana (essive singular)
šanakniikoina (essive plural)
šanakniikoineh (comitative plural)
šanakniikatta (abessive singular)
šanakniikoitta (abessive plural)
šanakniikani (first-person possessive)
šanakniikaš (possessive second-person)
šanakniikah (possessive third-person)

/ˈʃɑnɑˌknʲiːkɑ/


kniika

kniika (genitive kniikan, partitive kniikua)

kniikan (genitive)
kniikua (partitive)
kniika (nominative singular)
kniikat (nominative plural)
kniikan (genitive singular)
kniikojen (genitive plural)
kniikua (partitive singular)
kniikoja (partitive plural)
kniikah (illative singular)
kniikoih (illative plural)
kniikašša (inessive singular)
kniikoissa (inessive plural)
kniikašta (elative singular)
kniikoista (elative plural)
kniikalla (adessive singular)
kniikoilla (adessive plural)
kniikalta (ablative singular)
kniikoilta (ablative plural)
kniikakši (singular translative)
kniikoiksi (plural translative)
kniikana (essive singular)
kniikoina (essive plural)
kniikoineh (comitative plural)
kniikatta (abessive singular)
kniikoitta (abessive plural)
kniikani (first-person possessive)
kniikaš (possessive second-person)
kniikah (possessive third-person)

(North Karelian, dialectal) Synonym of kirja (“book”)