kevätkuu

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kevätkuu (genitive kevätkuun, partitive kevätkuuta)

kevätkuun (genitive)
kevätkuuta (partitive)
kevätkuu (nominative singular)
kevätkuut (nominative plural)
kevätkuun (genitive singular)
kevätkuijen (genitive plural)
kevätkuuta (partitive singular)
kevätkuita (partitive plural)
kevätkuuh (illative singular)
kevätkuih (illative plural)
kevätkuušša (inessive singular)
kevätkuissa (inessive plural)
kevätkuušta (elative singular)
kevätkuista (elative plural)
kevätkuulla (adessive singular)
kevätkuilla (adessive plural)
kevätkuulta (ablative singular)
kevätkuilta (ablative plural)
kevätkuukši (singular translative)
kevätkuiksi (plural translative)
kevätkuuna (essive singular)
kevätkuina (essive plural)
kevätkuineh (comitative plural)
kevätkuutta (abessive singular)
kevätkuitta (abessive plural)
kevätkuuni (first-person possessive)
kevätkuuš (possessive second-person)
kevätkuuh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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


ligakuu

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ligakuu (genitive ligakuun, partitive ligakuuda)

ligakuun (genitive)
ligakuuda (partitive)
ligakuu (nominative singular)
ligakuut (nominative plural)
ligakuun (genitive singular)
ligakuin (genitive plural)
ligakuuda (partitive singular)
ligakuida (partitive plural)
ligakuuh (illative singular)
ligakuih (illative plural)
ligakuušša (inessive singular)
ligakuissa (inessive plural)
ligakuušta (elative singular)
ligakuista (elative plural)
ligakuulla (adessive singular)
ligakuilla (adessive plural)
ligakuulda (ablative singular)
ligakuilda (ablative plural)
ligakuukši (singular translative)
ligakuiksi (plural translative)
ligakuuna (essive singular)
ligakuina (essive plural)
ligakuunke (comitative singular)
ligakuinke (comitative plural)
ligakuutta (abessive singular)
ligakuitta (abessive plural)
ligakuuni (first-person possessive)
ligakuuš (possessive second-person)
ligakuuh (possessive third-person)

/ˈlʲiɡɑˌkuː/

(South Karelian, dialectal) Synonym of vihmakuu


liiva

liiva (genitive liivan, partitive liivua)

liivan (genitive)
liivua (partitive)
liiva (nominative singular)
liivat (nominative plural)
liivan (genitive singular)
liivojen (genitive plural)
liivua (partitive singular)
liivoja (partitive plural)
liivah (illative singular)
liivoih (illative plural)
liivašša (inessive singular)
liivoissa (inessive plural)
liivašta (elative singular)
liivoista (elative plural)
liivalla (adessive singular)
liivoilla (adessive plural)
liivalta (ablative singular)
liivoilta (ablative plural)
liivakši (singular translative)
liivoiksi (plural translative)
liivana (essive singular)
liivoina (essive plural)
liivoineh (comitative plural)
liivatta (abessive singular)
liivoitta (abessive plural)
liiva (nominative singular)
liivat (nominative plural)
liivan (genitive singular)
liivoin (genitive plural)
liivua (partitive singular)
liivoida (partitive plural)
liivah (illative singular)
liivoih (illative plural)
liivašša (inessive singular)
liivoissa (inessive plural)
liivašta (elative singular)
liivoista (elative plural)
liivalla (adessive singular)
liivoilla (adessive plural)
liivalda (ablative singular)
liivoilda (ablative plural)
liivakši (singular translative)
liivoiksi (plural translative)
liivana (essive singular)
liivoina (essive plural)
liivanke (comitative singular)
liivoinke (comitative plural)
liivatta (abessive singular)
liivoitta (abessive plural)
liivani (first-person possessive)
liivaš (possessive second-person)
liivah (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *liiva. Cognates include Finnish liiva and Livvi liivu.


olga

From Proto-Finnic *olka, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *wolka.


keviä

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keviä (genitive keviän, partitive keviädä)

keviän (genitive)
keviädä (partitive)
keviä (nominative singular)
keviät (nominative plural)
keviän (genitive singular)
keväin (genitive plural)
keviädä (partitive singular)
keväidä (partitive plural)
keviäh (illative singular)
keväih (illative plural)
keviäššä (inessive singular)
keväissä (inessive plural)
keviäštä (elative singular)
keväistä (elative plural)
keviällä (adessive singular)
keväillä (adessive plural)
keviäldä (ablative singular)
keväildä (ablative plural)
keviäkši (singular translative)
keväiksi (plural translative)
keviänä (essive singular)
keväinä (essive plural)
keviänke (comitative singular)
keväinke (comitative plural)
keviättä (abessive singular)
keväittä (abessive plural)
keviäni (first-person possessive)
keviäš (possessive second-person)
keviäh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *kevät. Cognates include Finnish kevät and Estonian kevad.


hopo

Variant of hepo, which is from Proto-Finnic *hëpoi. Cognate with Estonian hobu, Finnish hepo, Veps hepo, Votic õpo, Votic opo. Compare to Finnish hoputtaa (“to rush”).

1935 SKVR XIII2 3037. Koivisto, Humaljoki, Väänänen, J. 31. 35.
Äkehille äyräsmaille. - / Sieltä Anni [?] annettiin, / Herasilmä heitettiin, / Liistehille liitettiin. / Ei jaksanut hepo vetää, / Liinaharja liikutella, / Rautakapia kannatella. / Hopo veti, vemmel notkui, / Rasva kiehu rahkehista, / Rasva rahkehen nenästä,

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

1936 SKVR XIII4 10745. Kanneljärvi. Kurppa, Aino 9. 36.
Jos mie saisin minge soisin, / ruunan ruskia hovosen, / sulhon valkiaverisen,

1937 SKVR XIII4 11808. Uusikirkko Vl. Poutanen, Else 249. 37.
Körö körö kirkkoo, / jämi jämi Jääskee, / huomeen o hopotipäivä, / tämä päi o pääsiäine. / Anna juossa jouhihännä, / kehähännä keikutella, / ptruu-truu, jottei lankijais!

1859 SKVR IV1 905. [Kaprio-Tyrö?]. A. Törneroos. n. 158. (127 a).
Panen parin puurii eteen. / Millä mie maa[han] vi[en], / Millä ehtosen isäin? / Panen parin harmaa eteen. / Millä sulhon mielollisen? / Tuon mie kiiotan kilolla, / Mökötillä vien mäkeen, / Hopotilla#2 haavan luo. #2 r. = metsähevoista.

1845 SKVR VII1 791. Suistamo. Eur. H, n. 92. -45.
Istusi oron rekehen, / Valjasti on viljoi varsan / Korjan kultasen etehen, / Iski virkkuista vitsalla, / Hepoa helmiruoskasella. / Lähti virkku vieremahat,[!] / Hoposut[!] helettämähän.

1847 SKVR VII2 1465. Suistamo? Polén n. 114. -47. Ei jaksa hepo veteä, / Liina harja liikutella, / Rauta kapio kapsutella, / Vesi hovotki rutellä.[!]

(archaic) forest horse (stronger than hepo):


-uš

krl-decl-table

type 17/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">šuuruš</i>, no gradation

-uš (nominative singular)
-ukšet (nominative plural)
-uten (genitive singular)
-ukšien (genitive plural)
-utta (partitive singular)
-ukšie (partitive plural)
-uteh (illative singular)
-ukših (illative plural)
-utešša (inessive singular)
-ukšissa (inessive plural)
-utešta (elative singular)
-ukšista (elative plural)
-utella (adessive singular)
-ukšilla (adessive plural)
-utelta (ablative singular)
-ukšilta (ablative plural)
-utekši (singular translative)
-ukšiksi (plural translative)
-utena (essive singular)
-ukšina (essive plural)
-ukšineh (comitative plural)
-utetta (abessive singular)
-ukšitta (abessive plural)
-uš (nominative singular)
-ukšet (nominative plural)
-uon (genitive singular)
-ukšien (genitive plural)
-utta (partitive singular)
-ukšie (partitive plural)
-uoh (illative singular)
-ukših (illative plural)
-uošša (inessive singular)
-ukšissa (inessive plural)
-uošta (elative singular)
-ukšista (elative plural)
-uolla (adessive singular)
-ukšilla (adessive plural)
-uolda (ablative singular)
-ukšilda (ablative plural)
-uokši (singular translative)
-ukšiksi (plural translative)
-uona (essive singular)
-ukšina (essive plural)
-uonke (comitative singular)
-ukšinke (comitative plural)
-uotta (abessive singular)
-ukšitta (abessive plural)
-uteni (first-person possessive)
-uteš (possessive second-person)
-uteh (possessive third-person)
-uoni (first-person possessive)
-uoš (possessive second-person)
-uoh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *-uc. Cognates include Finnish -us and Veps -uz'.

Used to form nouns from adjectives: -ness


-uš

type 16/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kiitoš</i>, no gradation

-uš (nominative singular)
-ukšet (nominative plural)
-ukšen (genitive singular)
-ukšien (genitive plural)
-ušta (partitive singular)
-ukšie (partitive plural)
-ukšeh (illative singular)
-ukših (illative plural)
-ukšešša (inessive singular)
-ukšissa (inessive plural)
-ukšešta (elative singular)
-ukšista (elative plural)
-ukšella (adessive singular)
-ukšilla (adessive plural)
-ukšelta (ablative singular)
-ukšilta (ablative plural)
-ukšekši (singular translative)
-ukšiksi (plural translative)
-ukšena (essive singular)
-ukšina (essive plural)
-ukšineh (comitative plural)
-ukšetta (abessive singular)
-ukšitta (abessive plural)
-uš (nominative singular)
-ukšet (nominative plural)
-ukšen (genitive singular)
-ukšien (genitive plural)
-ušta (partitive singular)
-ukšie (partitive plural)
-ukšeh (illative singular)
-ukših (illative plural)
-ukšešša (inessive singular)
-ukšissa (inessive plural)
-ukšešta (elative singular)
-ukšista (elative plural)
-ukšella (adessive singular)
-ukšilla (adessive plural)
-ukšelda (ablative singular)
-ukšilda (ablative plural)
-ukšekši (singular translative)
-ukšiksi (plural translative)
-ukšena (essive singular)
-ukšina (essive plural)
-ukšenke (comitative singular)
-ukšinke (comitative plural)
-ukšetta (abessive singular)
-ukšitta (abessive plural)
-ukšeni (first-person possessive)
-ukšeš (possessive second-person)
-ukšeh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *-us. Cognates include Finnish -us and Veps -uz.

Used to form action nouns from verbs: -tion


mäkrä

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mäkrä (genitive mäkrän, partitive mäkryä)

mäkrän (genitive)
mäkryä (partitive)
mäkrä (nominative singular)
mäkrät (nominative plural)
mäkrän (genitive singular)
mäkrien (genitive plural)
mäkryä (partitive singular)
mäkrie (partitive plural)
mäkräh (illative singular)
mäkrih (illative plural)
mäkräššä (inessive singular)
mäkrissä (inessive plural)
mäkräštä (elative singular)
mäkristä (elative plural)
mäkrällä (adessive singular)
mäkrillä (adessive plural)
mäkrältä (ablative singular)
mäkriltä (ablative plural)
mäkräkši (singular translative)
mäkriksi (plural translative)
mäkränä (essive singular)
mäkrinä (essive plural)
mäkrineh (comitative plural)
mäkrättä (abessive singular)
mäkrittä (abessive plural)
mäkräni (first-person possessive)
mäkräš (possessive second-person)
mäkräh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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

From Proto-Finnic *mäkrä. Cognates include Finnish mäyrä and Estonian mäger.


ahašhenkini

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ahašhenkini (genitive ahašhenkisen, partitive ahašhenkistä, comparative ahašhenkisempi, superlative ahašhenkisin)

ahašhenkisen (genitive)
ahašhenkistä (partitive)
ahašhenkisempi (comparative)
ahašhenkisin (superlative)
ahašhenkini (nominative singular)
ahašhenkiset (nominative plural)
ahašhenkisen (genitive singular)
ahašhenkisien (genitive plural)
ahašhenkistä (partitive singular)
ahašhenkisie (partitive plural)
ahašhenkiseh (illative singular)
ahašhenkisih (illative plural)
ahašhenkiseššä (inessive singular)
ahašhenkisissä (inessive plural)
ahašhenkiseštä (elative singular)
ahašhenkisistä (elative plural)
ahašhenkisellä (adessive singular)
ahašhenkisillä (adessive plural)
ahašhenkiseltä (ablative singular)
ahašhenkisiltä (ablative plural)
ahašhenkisekši (singular translative)
ahašhenkisiksi (plural translative)
ahašhenkisenä (essive singular)
ahašhenkisinä (essive plural)
ahašhenkisineh (comitative plural)
ahašhenkisettä (abessive singular)
ahašhenkisittä (abessive plural)
ahašhengiseni (first-person possessive)
ahašhengiseš (possessive second-person)
ahašhengiseh (possessive third-person)

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type 15/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">naini</i>, no gradation

From ahaš (“narrow”) + henki (“soul”) + -ini.


ahinko

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ahinko (genitive ahinkon, partitive ahinkuo)

ahinkon (genitive)
ahinkuo (partitive)
ahinko (nominative singular)
ahinkot (nominative plural)
ahinkon (genitive singular)
ahinkojen (genitive plural)
ahinkuo (partitive singular)
ahinkoja (partitive plural)
ahinkoh (illative singular)
ahinkoloih (illative plural)
ahinkošša (inessive singular)
ahinkoloissa (inessive plural)
ahinkošta (elative singular)
ahinkoloista (elative plural)
ahinkolla (adessive singular)
ahinkoloilla (adessive plural)
ahinkolta (ablative singular)
ahinkoloilta (ablative plural)
ahinkokši (singular translative)
ahinkoloiksi (plural translative)
ahinkona (essive singular)
ahinkoloina (essive plural)
ahinkoloineh (comitative plural)
ahinkotta (abessive singular)
ahinkoloitta (abessive plural)
ahinkoni (first-person possessive)
ahinkoš (possessive second-person)
ahinkoh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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


ahkivo

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ahkivo (genitive ahkivon, partitive ahkivuo)

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognate with Finnish ahkio.


ahkivo

ahkivo (genitive ahkivon, partitive ahkivuo, comparative ahkivompi, superlative ahkivoin)

ahkivon (genitive)
ahkivuo (partitive)
ahkivompi (comparative)
ahkivoin (superlative)
ahkivo (nominative singular)
ahkivot (nominative plural)
ahkivon (genitive singular)
ahkivojen (genitive plural)
ahkivuo (partitive singular)
ahkivoja (partitive plural)
ahkivoh (illative singular)
ahkivoloih (illative plural)
ahkivošša (inessive singular)
ahkivoloissa (inessive plural)
ahkivošta (elative singular)
ahkivoloista (elative plural)
ahkivolla (adessive singular)
ahkivoloilla (adessive plural)
ahkivolta (ablative singular)
ahkivoloilta (ablative plural)
ahkivokši (singular translative)
ahkivoloiksi (plural translative)
ahkivona (essive singular)
ahkivoloina (essive plural)
ahkivoloineh (comitative plural)
ahkivotta (abessive singular)
ahkivoloitta (abessive plural)
ahkivo (nominative singular)
ahkivot (nominative plural)
ahkivon (genitive singular)
ahkivoloin (genitive plural)
ahkivuo (partitive singular)
ahkivoloida (partitive plural)
ahkivoh (illative singular)
ahkivoloih (illative plural)
ahkivošša (inessive singular)
ahkivoloissa (inessive plural)
ahkivošta (elative singular)
ahkivoloista (elative plural)
ahkivolla (adessive singular)
ahkivoloilla (adessive plural)
ahkivolda (ablative singular)
ahkivoloilda (ablative plural)
ahkivokši (singular translative)
ahkivoloiksi (plural translative)
ahkivona (essive singular)
ahkivoloina (essive plural)
ahkivonke (comitative singular)
ahkivoloinke (comitative plural)
ahkivotta (abessive singular)
ahkivoloitta (abessive plural)
ahkivoni (first-person possessive)
ahkivoš (possessive second-person)
ahkivoh (possessive third-person)

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


ahku

ahun (genitive)
ahkuo (partitive)
ahku (nominative singular)
ahut (nominative plural)
ahun (genitive singular)
ahkujen (genitive plural)
ahkuo (partitive singular)
ahkuja (partitive plural)
ahkuh (illative singular)
ahkuloih (illative plural)
ahušša (inessive singular)
ahkuloissa (inessive plural)
ahušta (elative singular)
ahkuloista (elative plural)
ahulla (adessive singular)
ahkuloilla (adessive plural)
ahulta (ablative singular)
ahkuloilta (ablative plural)
ahukši (singular translative)
ahkuloiksi (plural translative)
ahkuna (essive singular)
ahkuloina (essive plural)
ahkuloineh (comitative plural)
ahutta (abessive singular)
ahkuloitta (abessive plural)
ahku (nominative singular)
ahut (nominative plural)
ahun (genitive singular)
ahkuloin (genitive plural)
ahkuo (partitive singular)
ahkuloida (partitive plural)
ahkuh (illative singular)
ahkuloih (illative plural)
ahušša (inessive singular)
ahkuloissa (inessive plural)
ahušta (elative singular)
ahkuloista (elative plural)
ahulla (adessive singular)
ahkuloilla (adessive plural)
ahulda (ablative singular)
ahkuloilda (ablative plural)
ahukši (singular translative)
ahkuloiksi (plural translative)
ahkuna (essive singular)
ahkuloina (essive plural)
ahunke (comitative singular)
ahkuloinke (comitative plural)
ahutta (abessive singular)
ahkuloitta (abessive plural)
ahkuni (first-person possessive)
ahkuš (possessive second-person)
ahkuh (possessive third-person)

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *ahku. Cognates include Finnish ahku and Veps ahkud.


Šuomi

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Šuomi (genitive Šuomen, partitive Šuomie)

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

krl-decl-table

type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">ovi</i>, no gradation


niken

niken (nominative singular)
niket (nominative plural)
nikenen (genitive singular)
nikenen (genitive plural)
niketä (partitive singular)
niketä (partitive plural)
nikeneh (illative singular)
nikeneh (illative plural)
nikeššä (inessive singular)
nikeššä (inessive plural)
nikeštä (elative singular)
nikeštä (elative plural)
nikellä (adessive singular)
nikellä (adessive plural)
nikeltä (ablative singular)
nikeltä (ablative plural)
nikekši (singular translative)
nikekši (plural translative)
nikenenä (essive singular)
nikenenä (essive plural)
nikeneneh (comitative plural)
nikettä (abessive singular)
nikettä (abessive plural)
niken (nominative singular)
niket (nominative plural)
nikenen (genitive singular)
nikenen (genitive plural)
nikedä (partitive singular)
niketä (partitive plural)
nikeneh (illative singular)
nikeneh (illative plural)
nikeššä (inessive singular)
nikeššä (inessive plural)
nikeštä (elative singular)
nikeštä (elative plural)
nikellä (adessive singular)
nikellä (adessive plural)
nikeldä (ablative singular)
nikeldä (ablative plural)
nikekši (singular translative)
nikekši (plural translative)
nikenenä (essive singular)
nikenenä (essive plural)
nikenenke (comitative singular)
nikenenke (comitative plural)
nikettä (abessive singular)
nikettä (abessive plural)


janhus

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janhus (genitive janhuksen, partitive janhusta)

janhuksen (genitive)
janhusta (partitive)


luikku

luikku (genitive luikun, partitive [please provide])


šilmä

From Proto-Finnic *silmä, from Proto-Uralic *śilmä.


šuuri

šuuri (genitive šuuren, partitive šuurta, comparative šuurempi /šuurembi, superlative šuurin)

šuuren (genitive)
šuurta (partitive)
šuurempi (comparative)
šuurembi (comparative)
šuurin (superlative)
šuuri (nominative singular)
šuuret (nominative plural)
šuuren (genitive singular)
šuurien (genitive plural)
šuurta (partitive singular)
šuurija (partitive plural)
šuurih (illative singular)
šuuriloih (illative plural)
šuurešša (inessive singular)
šuuriloissa (inessive plural)
šuurešta (elative singular)
šuuriloista (elative plural)
šuurella (adessive singular)
šuuriloilla (adessive plural)
šuurelta (ablative singular)
šuuriloilta (ablative plural)
šuurekši (singular translative)
šuuriloiksi (plural translative)
šuurina (essive singular)
šuuriloina (essive plural)
šuuriloineh (comitative plural)
šuuretta (abessive singular)
šuuriloitta (abessive plural)
šuuri (nominative singular)
šuuret (nominative plural)
šuuren (genitive singular)
šuuriloin (genitive plural)
šuurda (partitive singular)
šuuriloida (partitive plural)
šuurih (illative singular)
šuuriloih (illative plural)
šuurešša (inessive singular)
šuuriloissa (inessive plural)
šuurešta (elative singular)
šuuriloista (elative plural)
šuurella (adessive singular)
šuuriloilla (adessive plural)
šuurelda (ablative singular)
šuuriloilda (ablative plural)
šuurekši (singular translative)
šuuriloiksi (plural translative)
šuurina (essive singular)
šuuriloina (essive plural)
šuurenke (comitative singular)
šuuriloinke (comitative plural)
šuuretta (abessive singular)
šuuriloitta (abessive plural)
šuureni (first-person possessive)
šuureš (possessive second-person)
šuureh (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *suuri. Cognates include Finnish suuri and Veps sur'.


eländä

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eländä (genitive elännän, partitive eländiä, diminutive eländäne)

elännän (genitive)
eländiä (partitive)
eländäne (diminutive)
eländä (nominative singular)
elännät (nominative plural)
elännän (genitive singular)
elännin (genitive plural)
eländiä (partitive singular)
eländie (partitive plural)
eländäh (illative singular)
eländih (illative plural)
elännäššä (inessive singular)
elännissä (inessive plural)
elännäštä (elative singular)
elännistä (elative plural)
elännällä (adessive singular)
elännillä (adessive plural)
elännäldä (ablative singular)
elännildä (ablative plural)
elännäkši (singular translative)
elänniksi (plural translative)
eländänä (essive singular)
eländinä (essive plural)
elännänke (comitative singular)
elänninke (comitative plural)
elännättä (abessive singular)
elännittä (abessive plural)
eländäni (first-person possessive)
eländäš (possessive second-person)
eländäh (possessive third-person)

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

/ˈelʲænʲdʲæ/


šogie

From Proto-Finnic *sokëda. Cognates include Livvi sogei, Finnish sokea.


hauda

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hauda (genitive hauvan, partitive haudua)

hauvan (genitive)
haudua (partitive)
hauda (nominative singular)
hauvat (nominative plural)
hauvan (genitive singular)
hauvoin (genitive plural)
haudua (partitive singular)
haudoida (partitive plural)
haudah (illative singular)
haudoih (illative plural)
hauvašša (inessive singular)
hauvoissa (inessive plural)
hauvašta (elative singular)
hauvoista (elative plural)
hauvalla (adessive singular)
hauvoilla (adessive plural)
hauvalda (ablative singular)
hauvoilda (ablative plural)
hauvakši (singular translative)
hauvoiksi (plural translative)
haudana (essive singular)
haudoina (essive plural)
hauvanke (comitative singular)
hauvoinke (comitative plural)
hauvatta (abessive singular)
hauvoitta (abessive plural)
haudani (first-person possessive)
haudaš (possessive second-person)
haudah (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *hauta. Cognates include Finnish hauta and Estonian haud.


kondie

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kondie (genitive kondien, partitive kondieda)

kondien (genitive)
kondieda (partitive)
kondie (nominative singular)
kondiet (nominative plural)
kondien (genitive singular)
kondein (genitive plural)
kondieda (partitive singular)
kondeida (partitive plural)
kondieh (illative singular)
kondeih (illative plural)
kondiešša (inessive singular)
kondeissa (inessive plural)
kondiešta (elative singular)
kondeista (elative plural)
kondiella (adessive singular)
kondeilla (adessive plural)
kondielda (ablative singular)
kondeilda (ablative plural)
kondiekši (singular translative)
kondeiksi (plural translative)
kondiena (essive singular)
kondeina (essive plural)
kondienke (comitative singular)
kondeinke (comitative plural)
kondietta (abessive singular)
kondeitta (abessive plural)
kondieni (first-person possessive)
kondieš (possessive second-person)
kondieh (possessive third-person)

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


očča

očan (genitive)
oččua (partitive)
očča (nominative singular)
očat (nominative plural)
očan (genitive singular)
oččien (genitive plural)
oččua (partitive singular)
oččie (partitive plural)
oččah (illative singular)
oččih (illative plural)
očašša (inessive singular)
očissa (inessive plural)
očašta (elative singular)
očista (elative plural)
očalla (adessive singular)
očilla (adessive plural)
očalta (ablative singular)
očilta (ablative plural)
očakši (singular translative)
očiksi (plural translative)
oččana (essive singular)
oččina (essive plural)
očineh (comitative plural)
očatta (abessive singular)
očitta (abessive plural)
očča (nominative singular)
očat (nominative plural)
očan (genitive singular)
očin (genitive plural)
oččua (partitive singular)
oččie (partitive plural)
oččah (illative singular)
oččih (illative plural)
očašša (inessive singular)
očissa (inessive plural)
očašta (elative singular)
očista (elative plural)
očalla (adessive singular)
očilla (adessive plural)
očalda (ablative singular)
očilda (ablative plural)
očakši (singular translative)
očiksi (plural translative)
oččana (essive singular)
oččina (essive plural)
očanke (comitative singular)
očinke (comitative plural)
očatta (abessive singular)
očitta (abessive plural)
oččani (first-person possessive)
oččaš (possessive second-person)
oččah (possessive third-person)

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *oncca. Cognates include Finnish otsa and Estonian ots.


lammaš

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lammaš (genitive lambahan, partitive lammašta)

lambahan (genitive)
lammašta (partitive)


levehyš

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


mančikka

mančikka (genitive mančikan, partitive mančikkua, diminutive mančikkane)

mančikan (genitive)
mančikkua (partitive)
mančikkane (diminutive)
mančikka (nominative singular)
mančikat (nominative plural)
mančikan (genitive singular)
mančikoin (genitive plural)
mančikkua (partitive singular)
mančikkoida (partitive plural)
mančikkah (illative singular)
mančikkoih (illative plural)
mančikašša (inessive singular)
mančikoissa (inessive plural)
mančikašta (elative singular)
mančikoista (elative plural)
mančikalla (adessive singular)
mančikoilla (adessive plural)
mančikalda (ablative singular)
mančikoilda (ablative plural)
mančikakši (singular translative)
mančikoiksi (plural translative)
mančikkana (essive singular)
mančikkoina (essive plural)
mančikanke (comitative singular)
mančikoinke (comitative plural)
mančikatta (abessive singular)
mančikoitta (abessive plural)
mančikkani (first-person possessive)
mančikkaš (possessive second-person)
mančikkah (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *mancikka. Cognates include Finnish mansikka and Estonian maasikas.


murgina

From Proto-Finnic *murkina, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *murginaz. Akin to Finnish murkina.


mušta

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mušta (genitive muššan, partitive muštua, diminutive muštani /muštane)

muššan (genitive)
muštua (partitive)
muštani (diminutive)
muštane (diminutive)
mušta (nominative singular)
muššat (nominative plural)
muššan (genitive singular)
muštien (genitive plural)
muštua (partitive singular)
muštie (partitive plural)
muštah (illative singular)
muštih (illative plural)
muššašša (inessive singular)
muššissa (inessive plural)
muššašta (elative singular)
muššista (elative plural)
muššalla (adessive singular)
muššilla (adessive plural)
muššalta (ablative singular)
muššilta (ablative plural)
muššakši (singular translative)
muššiksi (plural translative)
muštana (essive singular)
muština (essive plural)
muššineh (comitative plural)
muššatta (abessive singular)
muššitta (abessive plural)
mušta (nominative singular)
muššat (nominative plural)
muššan (genitive singular)
muššin (genitive plural)
muštua (partitive singular)
muštie (partitive plural)
muštah (illative singular)
muštih (illative plural)
muššašša (inessive singular)
muššissa (inessive plural)
muššašta (elative singular)
muššista (elative plural)
muššalla (adessive singular)
muššilla (adessive plural)
muššalda (ablative singular)
muššilda (ablative plural)
muššakši (singular translative)
muššiksi (plural translative)
muštana (essive singular)
muština (essive plural)
muššanke (comitative singular)
muššinke (comitative plural)
muššatta (abessive singular)
muššitta (abessive plural)
muštani (first-person possessive)
muštaš (possessive second-person)
muštah (possessive third-person)

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *musta. Cognates include Finnish musta and Veps must.


mägrä

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mägrä (genitive mägrän, partitive mägriä)

mägrän (genitive)
mägriä (partitive)
mägrä (nominative singular)
mägrät (nominative plural)
mägrän (genitive singular)
mägrin (genitive plural)
mägriä (partitive singular)
mägrie (partitive plural)
mägräh (illative singular)
mägrih (illative plural)
mägräššä (inessive singular)
mägrissä (inessive plural)
mägräštä (elative singular)
mägristä (elative plural)
mägrällä (adessive singular)
mägrillä (adessive plural)
mägräldä (ablative singular)
mägrildä (ablative plural)
mägräkši (singular translative)
mägriksi (plural translative)
mägränä (essive singular)
mägrinä (essive plural)
mägränke (comitative singular)
mägrinke (comitative plural)
mägrättä (abessive singular)
mägrittä (abessive plural)
mägräni (first-person possessive)
mägräš (possessive second-person)
mägräh (possessive third-person)

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


mändy

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

From Proto-Finnic *mäntü. Cognates include Finnish mänty.


pedäjä

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

From Proto-Finnic *petägä. Cognates include Finnish petäjä.


honga

honga (genitive hongan, partitive hongua)

hongan (genitive)
hongua (partitive)
honga (nominative singular)
hongat (nominative plural)
hongan (genitive singular)
hongin (genitive plural)
hongua (partitive singular)
hongie (partitive plural)
hongah (illative singular)
hongih (illative plural)
hongašša (inessive singular)
hongissa (inessive plural)
hongašta (elative singular)
hongista (elative plural)
hongalla (adessive singular)
hongilla (adessive plural)
hongalda (ablative singular)
hongilda (ablative plural)
hongakši (singular translative)
hongiksi (plural translative)
hongana (essive singular)
hongina (essive plural)
honganke (comitative singular)
honginke (comitative plural)
hongatta (abessive singular)
hongitta (abessive plural)
hongani (first-person possessive)
hongaš (possessive second-person)
hongah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *honka. Cognates include Finnish honka and Estonian hong.


nälgä

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


nyblä

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


piälinna

piälinna (genitive piälinnan, partitive piälinnua)

piälinnan (genitive)
piälinnua (partitive)


poiga

poiga (genitive poijan, partitive poigua)

poijan (genitive)
poigua (partitive)
poiga (nominative singular)
poijat (nominative plural)
poijan (genitive singular)
poigien (genitive plural)
poigua (partitive singular)
poigie (partitive plural)
poigah (illative singular)
poigih (illative plural)
poijašša (inessive singular)
poijissa (inessive plural)
poijašta (elative singular)
poijista (elative plural)
poijalla (adessive singular)
poijilla (adessive plural)
poijalta (ablative singular)
poijilta (ablative plural)
poijakši (singular translative)
poijiksi (plural translative)
poigana (essive singular)
poigina (essive plural)
poijineh (comitative plural)
poijatta (abessive singular)
poijitta (abessive plural)
poigani (first-person possessive)
poigaš (possessive second-person)
poigah (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *poika. Cognates include Finnish poika and Estonian poeg.


briha

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briha (genitive brihan, partitive brihua)

brihan (genitive)
brihua (partitive)
briha (nominative singular)
brihat (nominative plural)
brihan (genitive singular)
brihoin (genitive plural)
brihua (partitive singular)
brihoida (partitive plural)
brihah (illative singular)
brihoih (illative plural)
brihašša (inessive singular)
brihoissa (inessive plural)
brihašta (elative singular)
brihoista (elative plural)
brihalla (adessive singular)
brihoilla (adessive plural)
brihalda (ablative singular)
brihoilda (ablative plural)
brihakši (singular translative)
brihoiksi (plural translative)
brihana (essive singular)
brihoina (essive plural)
brihanke (comitative singular)
brihoinke (comitative plural)
brihatta (abessive singular)
brihoitta (abessive plural)
brihani (first-person possessive)
brihaš (possessive second-person)
brihah (possessive third-person)

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

Possibly from Russian пригожий (prigožij). Cognates include Ludian priha, Veps priha and Livvi briha.


polgupyörä

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

polgu + pyörä. Calque of Finnish polkupyörä.


armahuš

armahuš (genitive armahukšen, partitive armahušta)

armahukšen (genitive)
armahušta (partitive)
armahuš (nominative singular)
armahukšet (nominative plural)
armahukšen (genitive singular)
armahukšien (genitive plural)
armahušta (partitive singular)
armahukšie (partitive plural)
armahukšeh (illative singular)
armahukših (illative plural)
armahukšešša (inessive singular)
armahukšissa (inessive plural)
armahukšešta (elative singular)
armahukšista (elative plural)
armahukšella (adessive singular)
armahukšilla (adessive plural)
armahukšelta (ablative singular)
armahukšilta (ablative plural)
armahukšekši (singular translative)
armahukšiksi (plural translative)
armahukšena (essive singular)
armahukšina (essive plural)
armahukšineh (comitative plural)
armahukšetta (abessive singular)
armahukšitta (abessive plural)
armahuš (nominative singular)
armahukšet (nominative plural)
armahukšen (genitive singular)
armahukšien (genitive plural)
armahušta (partitive singular)
armahukšie (partitive plural)
armahukšeh (illative singular)
armahukših (illative plural)
armahukšešša (inessive singular)
armahukšissa (inessive plural)
armahukšešta (elative singular)
armahukšista (elative plural)
armahukšella (adessive singular)
armahukšilla (adessive plural)
armahukšelda (ablative singular)
armahukšilda (ablative plural)
armahukšekši (singular translative)
armahukšiksi (plural translative)
armahukšena (essive singular)
armahukšina (essive plural)
armahukšenke (comitative singular)
armahukšinke (comitative plural)
armahukšetta (abessive singular)
armahukšitta (abessive plural)
armahukšeni (first-person possessive)
armahukšeš (possessive second-person)
armahukšeh (possessive third-person)

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type 16/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kiitoš</i>, no gradation


riida

From Proto-Finnic *riita, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *strīdaz.


mieš

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mieš (genitive miehen, partitive mieštä)


ristikanža

ristikanža (genitive ristikanžan, partitive ristikanžua)

ristikanžan (genitive)
ristikanžua (partitive)


ruočči

ruočči (genitive ruočin, partitive ruoččie)

ruočin (genitive)
ruoččie (partitive)
ruočči (nominative singular)
ruočet (nominative plural)
ruočen (genitive singular)
ruoččien (genitive plural)
ruoččie (partitive singular)
ruoččija (partitive plural)
ruoččih (illative singular)
ruoččiloih (illative plural)
ruočešša (inessive singular)
ruoččiloissa (inessive plural)
ruočešta (elative singular)
ruoččiloista (elative plural)
ruočella (adessive singular)
ruoččiloilla (adessive plural)
ruočelta (ablative singular)
ruoččiloilta (ablative plural)
ruočekši (singular translative)
ruoččiloiksi (plural translative)
ruoččina (essive singular)
ruoččiloina (essive plural)
ruoččiloineh (comitative plural)
ruočetta (abessive singular)
ruoččiloitta (abessive plural)
ruočči (nominative singular)
ruočet (nominative plural)
ruočen (genitive singular)
ruoččiloin (genitive plural)
ruoččie (partitive singular)
ruoččiloida (partitive plural)
ruoččih (illative singular)
ruoččiloih (illative plural)
ruočešša (inessive singular)
ruoččiloissa (inessive plural)
ruočešta (elative singular)
ruoččiloista (elative plural)
ruočella (adessive singular)
ruoččiloilla (adessive plural)
ruočelda (ablative singular)
ruoččiloilda (ablative plural)
ruočekši (singular translative)
ruoččiloiksi (plural translative)
ruoččina (essive singular)
ruoččiloina (essive plural)
ruočenke (comitative singular)
ruoččiloinke (comitative plural)
ruočetta (abessive singular)
ruoččiloitta (abessive plural)
ruoččeni (first-person possessive)
ruoččeš (possessive second-person)
ruoččeh (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *roocci. Cognates include Finnish ruotsi and Estonian roots.
The original sense was restricted to Germanic people, but over time the focus shifted from ethnicity to religion, at which point the word started being used to also describe the Lutheran Finns.

(rare) Synonym of ruoččilaini/ruoččilaine (“Swede”)

(South Karelian) Short for ruoččiheinä (“thistle”).

(dated, often derogatory) Synonym of šuomi (“Finnish”)

(ethnic slur, often derogatory) Synonym of šuomelaini/šuomelaine (“Finn”)


šana

šanan (genitive)
šanua (partitive)
šana (nominative singular)
šanat (nominative plural)
šanan (genitive singular)
šanojen (genitive plural)
šanua (partitive singular)
šanoja (partitive plural)
šanah (illative singular)
šanoih (illative plural)
šanašša (inessive singular)
šanoissa (inessive plural)
šanašta (elative singular)
šanoista (elative plural)
šanalla (adessive singular)
šanoilla (adessive plural)
šanalta (ablative singular)
šanoilta (ablative plural)
šanakši (singular translative)
šanoiksi (plural translative)
šanana (essive singular)
šanoina (essive plural)
šanoineh (comitative plural)
šanatta (abessive singular)
šanoitta (abessive plural)
šana (nominative singular)
šanat (nominative plural)
šanan (genitive singular)
šanoin (genitive plural)
šanua (partitive singular)
šanoida (partitive plural)
šanah (illative singular)
šanoih (illative plural)
šanašša (inessive singular)
šanoissa (inessive plural)
šanašta (elative singular)
šanoista (elative plural)
šanalla (adessive singular)
šanoilla (adessive plural)
šanalda (ablative singular)
šanoilda (ablative plural)
šanakši (singular translative)
šanoiksi (plural translative)
šanana (essive singular)
šanoina (essive plural)
šananke (comitative singular)
šanoinke (comitative plural)
šanatta (abessive singular)
šanoitta (abessive plural)
šanani (first-person possessive)
šanaš (possessive second-person)
šanah (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *sana. Cognates include Finnish sana and Estonian sõna.


šanakirja

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šanakirja (genitive šanakirjan, partitive šanakirjua)

šanakirjan (genitive)
šanakirjua (partitive)
šanakirja (nominative singular)
šanakirjat (nominative plural)
šanakirjan (genitive singular)
šanakirjojen (genitive plural)
šanakirjua (partitive singular)
šanakirjoja (partitive plural)
šanakirjah (illative singular)
šanakirjoih (illative plural)
šanakirjašša (inessive singular)
šanakirjoissa (inessive plural)
šanakirjašta (elative singular)
šanakirjoista (elative plural)
šanakirjalla (adessive singular)
šanakirjoilla (adessive plural)
šanakirjalta (ablative singular)
šanakirjoilta (ablative plural)
šanakirjakši (singular translative)
šanakirjoiksi (plural translative)
šanakirjana (essive singular)
šanakirjoina (essive plural)
šanakirjoineh (comitative plural)
šanakirjatta (abessive singular)
šanakirjoitta (abessive plural)
šanakirjani (first-person possessive)
šanakirjaš (possessive second-person)
šanakirjah (possessive third-person)

From šana (“word”) + kirja (“book”). Akin to Finnish sanakirja and Ingrian sanakirja.


šeinä

šeinä (genitive šeinän, partitive šeinyä)

šeinän (genitive)
šeinyä (partitive)
šeinä (nominative singular)
šeinät (nominative plural)
šeinän (genitive singular)
šeinöjen (genitive plural)
šeinyä (partitive singular)
šeinöjä (partitive plural)
šeinäh (illative singular)
šeinöih (illative plural)
šeinäššä (inessive singular)
šeinöissä (inessive plural)
šeinäštä (elative singular)
šeinöistä (elative plural)
šeinällä (adessive singular)
šeinöillä (adessive plural)
šeinältä (ablative singular)
šeinöiltä (ablative plural)
šeinäkši (singular translative)
šeinöiksi (plural translative)
šeinänä (essive singular)
šeinöinä (essive plural)
šeinöineh (comitative plural)
šeinättä (abessive singular)
šeinöittä (abessive plural)
šeinä (nominative singular)
šeinät (nominative plural)
šeinän (genitive singular)
šeinöin (genitive plural)
šeiniä (partitive singular)
šeinöidä (partitive plural)
šeinäh (illative singular)
šeinöih (illative plural)
šeinäššä (inessive singular)
šeinöissä (inessive plural)
šeinäštä (elative singular)
šeinöistä (elative plural)
šeinällä (adessive singular)
šeinöillä (adessive plural)
šeinäldä (ablative singular)
šeinöildä (ablative plural)
šeinäkši (singular translative)
šeinöiksi (plural translative)
šeinänä (essive singular)
šeinöinä (essive plural)
šeinänke (comitative singular)
šeinöinke (comitative plural)
šeinättä (abessive singular)
šeinöittä (abessive plural)
šeinäni (first-person possessive)
šeinäš (possessive second-person)
šeinäh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *saina. Cognates include Finnish seinä and Estonian sein.


šilda

šilda (genitive šillan, partitive šildua)

From Proto-Finnic *cilta, borrowed from Proto-Baltic *tílˀta.


šiä

šiä (genitive šiän, partitive šiätä or šiädä, diminutive šiähyt)

šiän (genitive)
šiätä (partitive)
šiädä (partitive)
šiähyt (diminutive)
šiä (nominative singular)
šiät (nominative plural)
šiän (genitive singular)
šäijen (genitive plural)
šiätä (partitive singular)
šäitä (partitive plural)
šiätäh (illative singular)
šäih (illative plural)
šiäššä (inessive singular)
šäissä (inessive plural)
šiäštä (elative singular)
šäistä (elative plural)
šiällä (adessive singular)
šäillä (adessive plural)
šiältä (ablative singular)
šäiltä (ablative plural)
šiäkši (singular translative)
šäiksi (plural translative)
šiänä (essive singular)
šäinä (essive plural)
šäineh (comitative plural)
šiättä (abessive singular)
šäittä (abessive plural)
šiä (nominative singular)
šiät (nominative plural)
šiän (genitive singular)
šäin (genitive plural)
šiädä (partitive singular)
šäidä (partitive plural)
šiäh (illative singular)
šäih (illative plural)
šiäššä (inessive singular)
šäissä (inessive plural)
šiäštä (elative singular)
šäistä (elative plural)
šiällä (adessive singular)
šäillä (adessive plural)
šiäldä (ablative singular)
šäildä (ablative plural)
šiäkši (singular translative)
šäiksi (plural translative)
šiänä (essive singular)
šäinä (essive plural)
šiänke (comitative singular)
šäinke (comitative plural)
šiättä (abessive singular)
šäittä (abessive plural)
šiäni (first-person possessive)
šiäš (possessive second-person)
šiäh (possessive third-person)

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From Proto-Finnic *sää. Cognates include Finnish sää and Ingrian sää.


šurma

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šurma (genitive šurman, partitive šurmua)

From Proto-Finnic *surma, from Proto-Uralic *śurma. Akin to Finnish surma, Livvi surmu.


šorža

šorža (genitive šoržan, partitive šoržua)

šoržan (genitive)
šoržua (partitive)
šorža (nominative singular)
šoržat (nominative plural)
šoržan (genitive singular)
šoržin (genitive plural)
šoržua (partitive singular)
šoržie (partitive plural)
šoržah (illative singular)
šoržih (illative plural)
šoržašša (inessive singular)
šoržissa (inessive plural)
šoržašta (elative singular)
šoržista (elative plural)
šoržalla (adessive singular)
šoržilla (adessive plural)
šoržalda (ablative singular)
šoržilda (ablative plural)
šoržakši (singular translative)
šoržiksi (plural translative)
šoržana (essive singular)
šoržina (essive plural)
šoržanke (comitative singular)
šoržinke (comitative plural)
šoržatta (abessive singular)
šoržitta (abessive plural)
šoržani (first-person possessive)
šoržaš (possessive second-person)
šoržah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *sorsa. Cognates include Finnish sorsa and Veps sorz.


šukkulaine

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


šukka

From Proto-Finnic *sukka, borrowed from North Germanic.


šygyžy

šygyžy (genitive šygyžyn, partitive šygyžyö)

šygyžyn (genitive)
šygyžyö (partitive)
šygyžy (nominative singular)
šygyžyt (nominative plural)
šygyžyn (genitive singular)
šygyžylöin (genitive plural)
šygyžyö (partitive singular)
šygyžylöidä (partitive plural)
šygyžyh (illative singular)
šygyžylöih (illative plural)
šygyžyššä (inessive singular)
šygyžylöissä (inessive plural)
šygyžyštä (elative singular)
šygyžylöistä (elative plural)
šygyžyllä (adessive singular)
šygyžylöillä (adessive plural)
šygyžyldä (ablative singular)
šygyžylöildä (ablative plural)
šygyžykši (singular translative)
šygyžylöiksi (plural translative)
šygyžynä (essive singular)
šygyžylöinä (essive plural)
šygyžynke (comitative singular)
šygyžylöinke (comitative plural)
šygyžyttä (abessive singular)
šygyžylöittä (abessive plural)
šygyžyni (first-person possessive)
šygyžyš (possessive second-person)
šygyžyh (possessive third-person)

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

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


tažavalda

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tažavalda (genitive tažavallan, partitive tažavaldua)

tažavallan (genitive)
tažavaldua (partitive)
tazavalda (alternative)

taža + valda. Calque of Finnish tasavalta.


tervehyš

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


uuličča

uuličča (genitive uuličan, partitive uuliččua)


čikko

čikko (genitive čikon, partitive čikkuo, diminutive čikkoni /čikkone)

čikon (genitive)
čikkuo (partitive)
čikkoni (diminutive)
čikkone (diminutive)
čikko (nominative singular)
čikot (nominative plural)
čikon (genitive singular)
čikkojen (genitive plural)
čikkuo (partitive singular)
čikkoja (partitive plural)
čikkoh (illative singular)
čikkoloih (illative plural)
čikošša (inessive singular)
čikkoloissa (inessive plural)
čikošta (elative singular)
čikkoloista (elative plural)
čikolla (adessive singular)
čikkoloilla (adessive plural)
čikolta (ablative singular)
čikkoloilta (ablative plural)
čikokši (singular translative)
čikkoloiksi (plural translative)
čikkona (essive singular)
čikkoloina (essive plural)
čikkoloineh (comitative plural)
čikotta (abessive singular)
čikkoloitta (abessive plural)
čikko (nominative singular)
čikot (nominative plural)
čikon (genitive singular)
čikkoloin (genitive plural)
čikkuo (partitive singular)
čikkoloida (partitive plural)
čikkoh (illative singular)
čikkoloih (illative plural)
čikošša (inessive singular)
čikkoloissa (inessive plural)
čikošta (elative singular)
čikkoloista (elative plural)
čikolla (adessive singular)
čikkoloilla (adessive plural)
čikolda (ablative singular)
čikkoloilda (ablative plural)
čikokši (singular translative)
čikkoloiksi (plural translative)
čikkona (essive singular)
čikkoloina (essive plural)
čikonke (comitative singular)
čikkoloinke (comitative plural)
čikotta (abessive singular)
čikkoloitta (abessive plural)
čikkoni (first-person possessive)
čikkoš (possessive second-person)
čikkoh (possessive third-person)

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

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


šoma

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šoma (genitive šoman, partitive šomua, comparative šomempi /šomembi, superlative šomin, diminutive šomani /šomane)

šoman (genitive)
šomua (partitive)
šomempi (comparative)
šomembi (comparative)
šomin (superlative)
šomani (diminutive)
šomane (diminutive)
šoma (nominative singular)
šomat (nominative plural)
šoman (genitive singular)
šomien (genitive plural)
šomua (partitive singular)
šomie (partitive plural)
šomah (illative singular)
šomih (illative plural)
šomašša (inessive singular)
šomissa (inessive plural)
šomašta (elative singular)
šomista (elative plural)
šomalla (adessive singular)
šomilla (adessive plural)
šomalta (ablative singular)
šomilta (ablative plural)
šomakši (singular translative)
šomiksi (plural translative)
šomana (essive singular)
šomina (essive plural)
šomineh (comitative plural)
šomatta (abessive singular)
šomitta (abessive plural)
šoma (nominative singular)
šomat (nominative plural)
šoman (genitive singular)
šomin (genitive plural)
šomua (partitive singular)
šomie (partitive plural)
šomah (illative singular)
šomih (illative plural)
šomašša (inessive singular)
šomissa (inessive plural)
šomašta (elative singular)
šomista (elative plural)
šomalla (adessive singular)
šomilla (adessive plural)
šomalda (ablative singular)
šomilda (ablative plural)
šomakši (singular translative)
šomiksi (plural translative)
šomana (essive singular)
šomina (essive plural)
šomanke (comitative singular)
šominke (comitative plural)
šomatta (abessive singular)
šomitta (abessive plural)
šomani (first-person possessive)
šomaš (possessive second-person)
šomah (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *soma. Cognates include Finnish soma and Veps čoma.


keyhä

From Proto-Finnic *keühä. Cognate with Finnish köyhä.


-kaš

From Proto-Finnic *-k'as. Cognate to Finnish -kas and Veps -kaz.

Used to form adjectives denoting an abundance of the suffixed noun: -ful


hajukaš

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hajukaš (genitive hajukkahan, partitive hajukašta, comparative hajukkahampi /hajukkahambi, superlative hajukkahin)

hajukkahan (genitive)
hajukašta (partitive)
hajukkahampi (comparative)
hajukkahambi (comparative)
hajukkahin (superlative)
hajukaš (nominative singular)
hajukkahat (nominative plural)
hajukkahan (genitive singular)
hajukkahien (genitive plural)
hajukašta (partitive singular)
hajukkahie (partitive plural)
hajukkahah (illative singular)
hajukkahih (illative plural)
hajukkahašša (inessive singular)
hajukkahissa (inessive plural)
hajukkahašta (elative singular)
hajukkahista (elative plural)
hajukkahalla (adessive singular)
hajukkahilla (adessive plural)
hajukkahalta (ablative singular)
hajukkahilta (ablative plural)
hajukkahakši (singular translative)
hajukkahiksi (plural translative)
hajukkahana (essive singular)
hajukkahina (essive plural)
hajukkahineh (comitative plural)
hajukkahatta (abessive singular)
hajukkahitta (abessive plural)
hajukaš (nominative singular)
hajukkahat (nominative plural)
hajukkahan (genitive singular)
hajukkahien (genitive plural)
hajukašta (partitive singular)
hajukkahie (partitive plural)
hajukkahah (illative singular)
hajukkahih (illative plural)
hajukkahašša (inessive singular)
hajukkahissa (inessive plural)
hajukkahašta (elative singular)
hajukkahista (elative plural)
hajukkahalla (adessive singular)
hajukkahilla (adessive plural)
hajukkahalda (ablative singular)
hajukkahilda (ablative plural)
hajukkahakši (singular translative)
hajukkahiksi (plural translative)
hajukkahana (essive singular)
hajukkahina (essive plural)
hajukkahanke (comitative singular)
hajukkahinke (comitative plural)
hajukkahatta (abessive singular)
hajukkahitta (abessive plural)
hajukkahani (first-person possessive)
hajukkahaš (possessive second-person)
hajukkahah (possessive third-person)

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type 18/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">vieraš</i>, kk-k gradation


-toin

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-toin (front vowel harmony variant -töin)

From Proto-Finnic *-t'oin. Akin to Finnish -ton.

oža (“happiness”) + -toin → ožatoin (“unhappy”)

talo (“home”) + -toin → talotoin (“homeless”)


-töin

From Proto-Finnic *-t'oin. Akin to Finnish -tön.

pereh (“family”) + -töin → perehitöin (“having no family, spouseless”)


ižä

(South Karelian, dialectal) Alternative form of izä


yheksän

yheksän (nominative plural)
yheksän (genitive plural)
yheksyä (partitive plural)
yheksässä (inessive plural)
yheksästä (elative plural)
yheksäh (illative plural)
yheksällä (adessive plural)
yheksältä (ablative plural)
yheksänä (essive plural)
yheksäksi (plural translative)
yheksättä (abessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *ükteksä. Cognates include Finnish yhdeksän and Estonian üheksa.


plaku

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

From Russian флаг (flag). Compare Livvi flagu.


riehtilä

riehtilä (genitive riehtilän, partitive riehtilyä)

riehtilän (genitive)
riehtilyä (partitive)


meččä

meččä (genitive mečän, partitive meččyä or meččiä)

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

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

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

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


käyvvä

From Proto-Finnic *käüdäk, from earlier *käwe-, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *skēwijaną. Cognates include Finnish käydä and Estonian käima.


huja

hujan (genitive)
hujua (partitive)
huja (nominative singular)
hujat (nominative plural)
hujan (genitive singular)
hujin (genitive plural)
hujua (partitive singular)
hujie (partitive plural)
hujah (illative singular)
hujih (illative plural)
hujašša (inessive singular)
hujissa (inessive plural)
hujašta (elative singular)
hujista (elative plural)
hujalla (adessive singular)
hujilla (adessive plural)
hujalda (ablative singular)
hujilda (ablative plural)
hujakši (singular translative)
hujiksi (plural translative)
hujana (essive singular)
hujina (essive plural)
hujanke (comitative singular)
hujinke (comitative plural)
hujatta (abessive singular)
hujitta (abessive plural)
hujani (first-person possessive)
hujaš (possessive second-person)
hujah (possessive third-person)


rašvakatti

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rašvakatti (genitive rašvakaten, partitive rašvakattie)

rašvakaten (genitive)
rašvakattie (partitive)
rašvakatti (nominative singular)
rašvakatet (nominative plural)
rašvakaten (genitive singular)
rašvakattien (genitive plural)
rašvakattie (partitive singular)
rašvakattija (partitive plural)
rašvakattih (illative singular)
rašvakattiloih (illative plural)
rašvakatešša (inessive singular)
rašvakattiloissa (inessive plural)
rašvakatešta (elative singular)
rašvakattiloista (elative plural)
rašvakatella (adessive singular)
rašvakattiloilla (adessive plural)
rašvakatelta (ablative singular)
rašvakattiloilta (ablative plural)
rašvakatekši (singular translative)
rašvakattiloiksi (plural translative)
rašvakattina (essive singular)
rašvakattiloina (essive plural)
rašvakattiloineh (comitative plural)
rašvakatetta (abessive singular)
rašvakattiloitta (abessive plural)
rašvakatteni (first-person possessive)
rašvakatteš (possessive second-person)
rašvakatteh (possessive third-person)

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

/ˈrɑʃʋɑˌkɑtʲːi/


meččo

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meččo (genitive mečon, partitive meččuo)

mečon (genitive)
meččuo (partitive)
meččo (nominative singular)
mečot (nominative plural)
mečon (genitive singular)
meččojen (genitive plural)
meččuo (partitive singular)
meččoja (partitive plural)
meččoh (illative singular)
meččoloih (illative plural)
mečošša (inessive singular)
meččoloissa (inessive plural)
mečošta (elative singular)
meččoloista (elative plural)
mečolla (adessive singular)
meččoloilla (adessive plural)
mečolta (ablative singular)
meččoloilta (ablative plural)
mečokši (singular translative)
meččoloiksi (plural translative)
meččona (essive singular)
meččoloina (essive plural)
meččoloineh (comitative plural)
mečotta (abessive singular)
meččoloitta (abessive plural)
meččo (nominative singular)
mečot (nominative plural)
mečon (genitive singular)
meččoloin (genitive plural)
meččuo (partitive singular)
meččoloida (partitive plural)
meččoh (illative singular)
meččoloih (illative plural)
mečošša (inessive singular)
meččoloissa (inessive plural)
mečošta (elative singular)
meččoloista (elative plural)
mečolla (adessive singular)
meččoloilla (adessive plural)
mečolda (ablative singular)
meččoloilda (ablative plural)
mečokši (singular translative)
meččoloiksi (plural translative)
meččona (essive singular)
meččoloina (essive plural)
mečonke (comitative singular)
meččoloinke (comitative plural)
mečotta (abessive singular)
meččoloitta (abessive plural)
meččoni (first-person possessive)
meččoš (possessive second-person)
meččoh (possessive third-person)

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *meccoi. Cognates include Finnish metso.


lukku

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lukku (genitive lukun, partitive lukkuo)

lukun (genitive)
lukkuo (partitive)
lukku (nominative singular)
lukut (nominative plural)
lukun (genitive singular)
lukkujen (genitive plural)
lukkuo (partitive singular)
lukkuja (partitive plural)
lukkuh (illative singular)
lukkuloih (illative plural)
lukušša (inessive singular)
lukkuloissa (inessive plural)
lukušta (elative singular)
lukkuloista (elative plural)
lukulla (adessive singular)
lukkuloilla (adessive plural)
lukulta (ablative singular)
lukkuloilta (ablative plural)
lukukši (singular translative)
lukkuloiksi (plural translative)
lukkuna (essive singular)
lukkuloina (essive plural)
lukkuloineh (comitative plural)
lukutta (abessive singular)
lukkuloitta (abessive plural)
lukku (nominative singular)
lukut (nominative plural)
lukun (genitive singular)
lukkuloin (genitive plural)
lukkuo (partitive singular)
lukkuloida (partitive plural)
lukkuh (illative singular)
lukkuloih (illative plural)
lukušša (inessive singular)
lukkuloissa (inessive plural)
lukušta (elative singular)
lukkuloista (elative plural)
lukulla (adessive singular)
lukkuloilla (adessive plural)
lukulda (ablative singular)
lukkuloilda (ablative plural)
lukukši (singular translative)
lukkuloiksi (plural translative)
lukkuna (essive singular)
lukkuloina (essive plural)
lukunke (comitative singular)
lukkuloinke (comitative plural)
lukutta (abessive singular)
lukkuloitta (abessive plural)
lukkuni (first-person possessive)
lukkuš (possessive second-person)
lukkuh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *lukku, borrowed from Proto-Norse [Term?], from Proto-Germanic *lukǭ. Cognates include Finnish lukko and Ingrian lukku.


ämmö

ämmön (genitive)
ämmyö (partitive)
ämmö (nominative singular)
ämmöt (nominative plural)
ämmön (genitive singular)
ämmöjen (genitive plural)
ämmyö (partitive singular)
ämmöjä (partitive plural)
ämmöh (illative singular)
ämmölöih (illative plural)
ämmöššä (inessive singular)
ämmölöissä (inessive plural)
ämmöštä (elative singular)
ämmölöistä (elative plural)
ämmöllä (adessive singular)
ämmölöillä (adessive plural)
ämmöltä (ablative singular)
ämmölöiltä (ablative plural)
ämmökši (singular translative)
ämmölöiksi (plural translative)
ämmönä (essive singular)
ämmölöinä (essive plural)
ämmölöineh (comitative plural)
ämmöttä (abessive singular)
ämmölöittä (abessive plural)
ämmö (nominative singular)
ämmöt (nominative plural)
ämmön (genitive singular)
ämmölöin (genitive plural)
ämmyö (partitive singular)
ämmölöidä (partitive plural)
ämmöh (illative singular)
ämmölöih (illative plural)
ämmöššä (inessive singular)
ämmölöissä (inessive plural)
ämmöštä (elative singular)
ämmölöistä (elative plural)
ämmöllä (adessive singular)
ämmölöillä (adessive plural)
ämmöldä (ablative singular)
ämmölöildä (ablative plural)
ämmökši (singular translative)
ämmölöiksi (plural translative)
ämmönä (essive singular)
ämmölöinä (essive plural)
ämmönke (comitative singular)
ämmölöinke (comitative plural)
ämmöttä (abessive singular)
ämmölöittä (abessive plural)
ämmöni (first-person possessive)
ämmöš (possessive second-person)
ämmöh (possessive third-person)

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From Proto-Finnic *ämmoi, equivalent to ämmä (“grandmother”) + -ö. Cognates include Ingrian ämmö.


hämehikki

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hämehikki (genitive hämehikin, partitive hämehikkie)

hämehikin (genitive)
hämehikkie (partitive)
hämehikki (nominative singular)
hämehikit (nominative plural)
hämehikin (genitive singular)
hämehikkien (genitive plural)
hämehikkie (partitive singular)
hämehikkijä (partitive plural)
hämehikkih (illative singular)
hämehikkilöih (illative plural)
hämehikissä (inessive singular)
hämehikkilöissä (inessive plural)
hämehikistä (elative singular)
hämehikkilöistä (elative plural)
hämehikillä (adessive singular)
hämehikkilöillä (adessive plural)
hämehikiltä (ablative singular)
hämehikkilöiltä (ablative plural)
hämehikiksi (singular translative)
hämehikkilöiksi (plural translative)
hämehikkinä (essive singular)
hämehikkilöinä (essive plural)
hämehikkilöineh (comitative plural)
hämehikittä (abessive singular)
hämehikkilöittä (abessive plural)
hämehikkini (first-person possessive)
hämehikkis (possessive second-person)
hämehikkih (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognates include Estonian ämblik and Finnish hämähäkki.


hiän

hiän (nominative singular)
hyö (nominative plural)
hänen (genitive singular)
heijän (genitive plural)
hiän (genitive plural)
hänet (accusative singular)
heijät (accusative plural)
hiät (accusative plural)
händä (partitive singular)
heitä (partitive plural)
häneh (illative singular)
heih (illative plural)
häneššä (inessive singular)
heissä (inessive plural)
häneštä (elative singular)
heistä (elative plural)
hänellä (adessive singular)
heilä (adessive plural)
häneltä (ablative singular)
heiltä (ablative plural)
häneksi (singular translative)
heiksi (plural translative)
hänenä (essive singular)
heinä (essive plural)
hiän (nominative singular)
hyö (nominative plural)
hänen (genitive singular)
hiän (genitive plural)
hänet (accusative singular)
hiät (accusative plural)
händä (partitive singular)
heidä (partitive plural)
häneh (illative singular)
heih (illative plural)
häneššä (inessive singular)
heissä (inessive plural)
häneštä (elative singular)
heistä (elative plural)
hänellä (adessive singular)
heilä (adessive plural)
häneldä (ablative singular)
heildä (ablative plural)
häneksi (singular translative)
heiksi (plural translative)
hänenä (essive singular)
heinä (essive plural)
hänenke (comitative singular)
heinke (comitative plural)
hänettä (abessive singular)
heittä (abessive plural)

From Proto-Finnic *hän. Cognates include Finnish hän and Ingrian hää.


hiän

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


kumpani

From Proto-Finnic *kumpainën. Cognates include Finnish kumpainen and Ingrian kumpain.


kumpani

first-person singular possessive of kumpi


kennih

kennih (nominative singular)
ketnih (nominative plural)
kenennih (genitive singular)
kenennih (genitive plural)
ketänih (partitive singular)
ketänih (partitive plural)
kenehnih (illative singular)
kenehnih (illative plural)
keššänih (inessive singular)
keššänih (inessive plural)
keštänih (elative singular)
keštänih (elative plural)
kellänih (adessive singular)
kellänih (adessive plural)
keltänih (ablative singular)
keltänih (ablative plural)
kekšinih (singular translative)
kekšinih (plural translative)
kenenänih (essive singular)
kenenänih (essive plural)
kenenehnih (comitative plural)
kettänih (abessive singular)
kettänih (abessive plural)


minih

minih (nominative singular)
mitnih (nominative plural)
minnih (genitive singular)
minnih (genitive plural)
mitänih (partitive singular)
mitänih (partitive plural)
mihnih (illative singular)
mihnih (illative plural)
missänih (inessive singular)
missänih (inessive plural)
mistänih (elative singular)
mistänih (elative plural)
millänih (adessive singular)
millänih (adessive plural)
miltänih (ablative singular)
miltänih (ablative plural)
miksinih (singular translative)
miksinih (plural translative)
minänih (essive singular)
minänih (essive plural)
minehnih (comitative plural)
mittänih (abessive singular)
mittänih (abessive plural)


iče

iččeni (first-person possessive)
iččeš (possessive second-person)
iččeh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *icek. Cognates include Finnish itse and Estonian ise.

Used to emphasise the subject of the sentense; self, oneself


iččeš

second-person of iče: yourself, yourselves


iččeh

third-person of iče: himself, herself, themselves


toini toisen

toini toisen (genitive plural)
toini toista (partitive plural)
toini toiseh (illative plural)
toini toisešša (inessive plural)
toini toisešta (elative plural)
toini toisella (adessive plural)
toini toiselta (ablative plural)
toini toisekši (plural translative)
toini toisena (essive plural)
toini toiseneh (comitative plural)
toini toisetta (abessive plural)

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


toini

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toini (genitive toisen, partitive toista)

toisen (genitive)
toista (partitive)
toini (nominative singular)
toiset (nominative plural)
toisen (genitive singular)
toisien (genitive plural)
toista (partitive singular)
toisie (partitive plural)
toiseh (illative singular)
toisih (illative plural)
toisešša (inessive singular)
toisissa (inessive plural)
toisešta (elative singular)
toisista (elative plural)
toisella (adessive singular)
toisilla (adessive plural)
toiselta (ablative singular)
toisilta (ablative plural)
toisekši (singular translative)
toisiksi (plural translative)
toisena (essive singular)
toisina (essive plural)
toisineh (comitative plural)
toisetta (abessive singular)
toisitta (abessive plural)
toiseni (first-person possessive)
toiseš (possessive second-person)
toiseh (possessive third-person)

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type 15/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">naini</i>, no gradation

From Proto-Finnic *toinën. Cognates include Finnish toinen and Veps toine.


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kynkä (genitive kynkän, partitive kynkyä)

kynkän (genitive)
kynkyä (partitive)
kynkä (nominative singular)
kynkät (nominative plural)
kynkän (genitive singular)
kynkien (genitive plural)
kynkyä (partitive singular)
kynkie (partitive plural)
kynkäh (illative singular)
kynkih (illative plural)
kynkäššä (inessive singular)
kynkissä (inessive plural)
kynkäštä (elative singular)
kynkistä (elative plural)
kynkällä (adessive singular)
kynkillä (adessive plural)
kynkältä (ablative singular)
kynkiltä (ablative plural)
kynkäkši (singular translative)
kynkiksi (plural translative)
kynkänä (essive singular)
kynkinä (essive plural)
kynkineh (comitative plural)
kynkättä (abessive singular)
kynkittä (abessive plural)
kynkäni (first-person possessive)
kynkäš (possessive second-person)
kynkäh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognates include Finnish kyynärä and Estonian küünar.


homeh

homeh (genitive homehen, partitive homehta)

From Proto-Finnic *homëh, from an Indo-European language. Cognates include Finnish home.


riähkä

riähkä (genitive riähän, partitive riähkyä or riähkiä)

riähän (genitive)
riähkyä (partitive)
riähkiä (partitive)
riähkä (nominative singular)
riähät (nominative plural)
riähän (genitive singular)
riähkien (genitive plural)
riähkyä (partitive singular)
riähkie (partitive plural)
riähkäh (illative singular)
riähkih (illative plural)
riähäššä (inessive singular)
riähissä (inessive plural)
riähäštä (elative singular)
riähistä (elative plural)
riähällä (adessive singular)
riähillä (adessive plural)
riähältä (ablative singular)
riähiltä (ablative plural)
riähäkši (singular translative)
riähiksi (plural translative)
riähkänä (essive singular)
riähkinä (essive plural)
riähineh (comitative plural)
riähättä (abessive singular)
riähittä (abessive plural)
riähkä (nominative singular)
riähät (nominative plural)
riähän (genitive singular)
riähin (genitive plural)
riähkiä (partitive singular)
riähkie (partitive plural)
riähkäh (illative singular)
riähkih (illative plural)
riähäššä (inessive singular)
riähissä (inessive plural)
riähäštä (elative singular)
riähistä (elative plural)
riähällä (adessive singular)
riähillä (adessive plural)
riähäldä (ablative singular)
riähildä (ablative plural)
riähäkši (singular translative)
riähiksi (plural translative)
riähkänä (essive singular)
riähkinä (essive plural)
riähänke (comitative singular)
riähinke (comitative plural)
riähättä (abessive singular)
riähittä (abessive plural)
riähkäni (first-person possessive)
riähkäš (possessive second-person)
riähkäh (possessive third-person)

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

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


tämmöni

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tämmöni (genitive tämmöšen, partitive tämmöistä)

tämmöšen (genitive)
tämmöistä (partitive)
tämmöni (nominative singular)
tämmöšet (nominative plural)
tämmöšen (genitive singular)
tämmöšien (genitive plural)
tämmöistä (partitive singular)
tämmöšie (partitive plural)
tämmöšeh (illative singular)
tämmöših (illative plural)
tämmöšeššä (inessive singular)
tämmöšissä (inessive plural)
tämmöšeštä (elative singular)
tämmöšistä (elative plural)
tämmöšellä (adessive singular)
tämmöšillä (adessive plural)
tämmöšeltä (ablative singular)
tämmöšiltä (ablative plural)
tämmöšekši (singular translative)
tämmöšiksi (plural translative)
tämmöšenä (essive singular)
tämmöšinä (essive plural)
tämmöšineh (comitative plural)
tämmöšettä (abessive singular)
tämmöšittä (abessive plural)
tämmöšeni (first-person possessive)
tämmöšeš (possessive second-person)
tämmöšeh (possessive third-person)

From tämän (“of this”) + -möni (“-like”). Akin to Finnish tämmöinen.


eklen

From Proto-Finnic *eklen. Cognates include Finnish eilen and Veps eglai.


kulʹtura

kulʹtura (genitive kulʹturan, partitive kulʹturua)

kulʹturan (genitive)
kulʹturua (partitive)

Borrowed from Russian культура (kulʹtura).

Tverin Karieloin kulʹtura toizilla kulʹturoilla keeššeššä.

The culture of Tver Karelians among other cultures.


tehaš

tehaš (genitive tehtahan, partitive tehašta)

tehtä (“to do, make”) + -as. An alternative theory posits instead that tehtä and tehaš are parallel borrowings from Indo-European (see Proto-Uralic *teke-). Compare Finnish tehdas.


tehtä

From Proto-Finnic *tektäk, from Proto-Uralic *teke-. Cognates include Finnish tehdä and Estonian tegema.


čičiliušku

čičiliušku (genitive čičiliuškun, partitive čičiliuškuo)

čičiliuškun (genitive)
čičiliuškuo (partitive)
čičiliušku (nominative singular)
čičiliuškut (nominative plural)
čičiliuškun (genitive singular)
čičiliuškujen (genitive plural)
čičiliuškuo (partitive singular)
čičiliuškuja (partitive plural)
čičiliuškuh (illative singular)
čičiliuškuloih (illative plural)
čičiliuškušša (inessive singular)
čičiliuškuloissa (inessive plural)
čičiliuškušta (elative singular)
čičiliuškuloista (elative plural)
čičiliuškulla (adessive singular)
čičiliuškuloilla (adessive plural)
čičiliuškulta (ablative singular)
čičiliuškuloilta (ablative plural)
čičiliuškukši (singular translative)
čičiliuškuloiksi (plural translative)
čičiliuškuna (essive singular)
čičiliuškuloina (essive plural)
čičiliuškuloineh (comitative plural)
čičiliuškutta (abessive singular)
čičiliuškuloitta (abessive plural)
čičiliuškuni (first-person possessive)
čičiliuškuš (possessive second-person)
čičiliuškuh (possessive third-person)

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


levie

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

From Proto-Finnic *levedä, related to Finnish leveä.


keški-ikäni

keški- + ikäni, Cognate with Finnish keski-ikäinen.


pal’l’aš

pal’l’aš (genitive pal’l’ahan, partitive pal’l’ašta)

pal’l’ahan (genitive)
pal’l’ašta (partitive)

From Proto-Finnic *paljas. Related to Finnish paljas, Estonian paljas, Ingrian paljas, Livonian pōļaz, Ludian paľľaz, Livvi paľľas, Veps pal'l'az and Votic paľľas.


nakrua

nakrua (first-person singular indicative present nakran, third-person singular indicative present nakrau)

nakran (first-person indicative present singular)
nakrau (indicative present singular third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *nakradak, of unknown ultimate origin. Cognates include Finnish nauraa, Estonian naerma.

unk

unknown


paluo

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


istuo

From Proto-Finnic *istudak. Cognates include Finnish istua and Estonian istuda.


n'ukkuo

n'ukkuo (first-person singular indicative present n'ukun, third-person singular indicative present n'ukkuu)

n'ukun (first-person indicative present singular)
n'ukkuu (indicative present singular third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *nukkudak. Cognates include Ludian nukkuda and Finnish nukkua.


tuuvva

tuuvva (first-person singular indicative present tuon, third-person singular indicative present tuou)

tuon (first-person indicative present singular)
tuou (indicative present singular third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *toodak, cognate with Finnish tuoda, Veps toda.


vierrä

vierrä (first-person singular indicative present vieren, third-person singular indicative present vieröy)

vieren (first-person indicative present singular)
vieröy (indicative present singular third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *veerdäk. Cognate with Finnish vieriä.


kellä keččinä kupajau, še kylyn löytäy

Verbatim translation: "he whose skin itches finds a sauna".

Necessity and urge make people find solutions to their problems.


mehiläini

mehiläini (genitive mehiläisen, partitive mehiläistä)

mehiläisen (genitive)
mehiläistä (partitive)

From Proto-Finnic *mehiläinen. Cognates include Finnish mehiläinen and Ingrian mehiläin.


mussikka

mussikka (genitive mussikan, partitive mussikkua)

mussikan (genitive)
mussikkua (partitive)
mussikka (nominative singular)
mussikat (nominative plural)
mussikan (genitive singular)
mussikkojen (genitive plural)
mussikkua (partitive singular)
mussikkoja (partitive plural)
mussikkah (illative singular)
mussikkoih (illative plural)
mussikašša (inessive singular)
mussikoissa (inessive plural)
mussikašta (elative singular)
mussikoista (elative plural)
mussikalla (adessive singular)
mussikoilla (adessive plural)
mussikalta (ablative singular)
mussikoilta (ablative plural)
mussikakši (singular translative)
mussikoiksi (plural translative)
mussikkana (essive singular)
mussikkoina (essive plural)
mussikoineh (comitative plural)
mussikatta (abessive singular)
mussikoitta (abessive plural)
mussikka (nominative singular)
mussikat (nominative plural)
mussikan (genitive singular)
mussikoin (genitive plural)
mussikkua (partitive singular)
mussikkoida (partitive plural)
mussikkah (illative singular)
mussikkoih (illative plural)
mussikašša (inessive singular)
mussikoissa (inessive plural)
mussikašta (elative singular)
mussikoista (elative plural)
mussikalla (adessive singular)
mussikoilla (adessive plural)
mussikalda (ablative singular)
mussikoilda (ablative plural)
mussikakši (singular translative)
mussikoiksi (plural translative)
mussikkana (essive singular)
mussikkoina (essive plural)
mussikanke (comitative singular)
mussikoinke (comitative plural)
mussikatta (abessive singular)
mussikoitta (abessive plural)
mussikkani (first-person possessive)
mussikkaš (possessive second-person)
mussikkah (possessive third-person)

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *mustikka. Cognates include Finnish mustikka and Veps mustik.


venyö

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venyö (first-person singular indicative present venyn, third-person singular indicative present venyy)

venyn (first-person indicative present singular)
venyy (indicative present singular third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *venüdäk, from Proto-Finno-Permic *wene-. Cognates include Finnish venyä, Estonian venima, Veps venuda.


jiäp

third-person singular indicative present of jiähä


suap

third-person singular indicative present of suaha


kätyt

kätyt (genitive kätkyön, partitive kätyttä)

From Proto-Finnic *kätküt. Cognates include Finnish kätkyt and Estonian kätki.


kuatua

kuatua (first-person singular indicative present kuan, third-person singular indicative present kuatau)

kuan (first-person indicative present singular)
kuatau (indicative present singular third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *kaatadak. Compare Finnish kaataa.


piirdiä

piirdiä (first-person singular indicative present piirrän, third-person singular indicative present piirdäy)

piirrän (first-person indicative present singular)
piirdäy (indicative present singular third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *piiri, from Proto-Uralic *pire, see there for further etymology. Compare Finnish piirtää.


mozgu

mozgu (genitive mozgun, partitive mozguo)

mozgun (genitive)
mozguo (partitive)
mozgu (nominative singular)
mozgut (nominative plural)
mozgun (genitive singular)
mozguloin (genitive plural)
mozguo (partitive singular)
mozguloida (partitive plural)
mozguh (illative singular)
mozguloih (illative plural)
mozgušša (inessive singular)
mozguloissa (inessive plural)
mozgušta (elative singular)
mozguloista (elative plural)
mozgulla (adessive singular)
mozguloilla (adessive plural)
mozgulda (ablative singular)
mozguloilda (ablative plural)
mozgukši (singular translative)
mozguloiksi (plural translative)
mozguna (essive singular)
mozguloina (essive plural)
mozgunke (comitative singular)
mozguloinke (comitative plural)
mozgutta (abessive singular)
mozguloitta (abessive plural)
mozguni (first-person possessive)
mozguš (possessive second-person)
mozguh (possessive third-person)

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


haugi

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haugi (genitive hauven, partitive haugie)

hauven (genitive)
haugie (partitive)
haugi (nominative singular)
hauvet (nominative plural)
hauven (genitive singular)
haugiloin (genitive plural)
haugie (partitive singular)
haugiloida (partitive plural)
haugih (illative singular)
haugiloih (illative plural)
hauvešša (inessive singular)
haugiloissa (inessive plural)
hauvešta (elative singular)
haugiloista (elative plural)
hauvella (adessive singular)
haugiloilla (adessive plural)
hauvelda (ablative singular)
haugiloilda (ablative plural)
hauvekši (singular translative)
haugiloiksi (plural translative)
haugina (essive singular)
haugiloina (essive plural)
hauvenke (comitative singular)
haugiloinke (comitative plural)
hauvetta (abessive singular)
haugiloitta (abessive plural)
haukeni (first-person possessive)
haukeš (possessive second-person)
haukeh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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

From Proto-Finnic *hauki. Cognates include Finnish hauki and Veps haug'.


viärä

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viärä (genitive viärän, partitive viäryä /viäriä, comparative viärempi /viärembi, superlative viärin)

viärän (genitive)
viäryä (partitive)
viäriä (partitive)
viärempi (comparative)
viärembi (comparative)
viärin (superlative)
viärä (nominative singular)
viärät (nominative plural)
viärän (genitive singular)
viäröjen (genitive plural)
viäryä (partitive singular)
viäröjä (partitive plural)
viäräh (illative singular)
viäröih (illative plural)
viäräššä (inessive singular)
viäröissä (inessive plural)
viäräštä (elative singular)
viäröistä (elative plural)
viärällä (adessive singular)
viäröillä (adessive plural)
viärältä (ablative singular)
viäröiltä (ablative plural)
viäräkši (singular translative)
viäröiksi (plural translative)
viäränä (essive singular)
viäröinä (essive plural)
viäröineh (comitative plural)
viärättä (abessive singular)
viäröittä (abessive plural)
viärä (nominative singular)
viärät (nominative plural)
viärän (genitive singular)
viäröin (genitive plural)
viäriä (partitive singular)
viäröidä (partitive plural)
viäräh (illative singular)
viäröih (illative plural)
viäräššä (inessive singular)
viäröissä (inessive plural)
viäräštä (elative singular)
viäröistä (elative plural)
viärällä (adessive singular)
viäröillä (adessive plural)
viäräldä (ablative singular)
viäröildä (ablative plural)
viäräkši (singular translative)
viäröiksi (plural translative)
viäränä (essive singular)
viäröinä (essive plural)
viäränke (comitative singular)
viäröinke (comitative plural)
viärättä (abessive singular)
viäröittä (abessive plural)
viäräni (first-person possessive)
viäräš (possessive second-person)
viäräh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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

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

šuora

antonym(s) of “insincere”; North Karelian

From Proto-Finnic *väärä. Cognates include Finnish väärä and Estonian väär.


kuari

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

From Proto-Finnic *kaari, from Proto-Uralic *këŋere. Cognate with Finnish kaari.


hameh

hameh (genitive hamehen, partitive hamehta)

From Proto-Finnic *hamëh, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *hamiz (compare Old Norse hamr) or *hamisaz (“shirt”) (compare Old Norse hams). Finnish hame.


toššu

toššu (genitive toššun, partitive toššuo)

From Swedish tossa. Compare Finnish tossu.

one of a pair of traditional felt boots, sg valenok, pl valenki


allaviivata

/ˈɑlːɑˌʋiːʋɑtɑ/

From alla (“down”) + viivata (“draw a line”). Compare Finnish alleviivata.

(North Karelian, transitive) to underline


čiba

čiban (genitive)
čibua (partitive)
čiba (nominative singular)
čibat (nominative plural)
čiban (genitive singular)
čiboin (genitive plural)
čibua (partitive singular)
čiboida (partitive plural)
čibah (illative singular)
čiboih (illative plural)
čibašša (inessive singular)
čiboissa (inessive plural)
čibašta (elative singular)
čiboista (elative plural)
čiballa (adessive singular)
čiboilla (adessive plural)
čibalda (ablative singular)
čiboilda (ablative plural)
čibakši (singular translative)
čiboiksi (plural translative)
čibana (essive singular)
čiboina (essive plural)
čibanke (comitative singular)
čiboinke (comitative plural)
čibatta (abessive singular)
čiboitta (abessive plural)
čibani (first-person possessive)
čibaš (possessive second-person)
čibah (possessive third-person)

(South Karelian) a type of sledge on which one stands


viäräpiä

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

From viärä (“crooked, bent”) + piä (“head”). Compare Finnish viäräpiä (“swastika”).

Kun jevreit kuitenki ruvettih kiistämäh ta nakramah, niin Puavila puissalti pölyt omista vuatteista heijän ieššä ta šano heilä: «Kun työ kuolletta riähkähisinä, še on tiän oma vika! Mie en ole viäräpiä. Nyt lähen toisenvierosien rahvahien luo.»

2011, The Holy Bible (KAR11), Acts 18:6:

And when they opposed themselves, and blasphemed, he shook his raiment, and said unto them, Your blood be upon your own heads; I am clean; from henceforth I will go unto the Gentiles.


mygrä

mygrä (genitive mygrän, partitive mygriä)

mygrän (genitive)
mygriä (partitive)
mygrä (nominative singular)
mygrät (nominative plural)
mygrän (genitive singular)
mygrin (genitive plural)
mygriä (partitive singular)
mygrie (partitive plural)
mygräh (illative singular)
mygrih (illative plural)
mygräššä (inessive singular)
mygrissä (inessive plural)
mygräštä (elative singular)
mygristä (elative plural)
mygrällä (adessive singular)
mygrillä (adessive plural)
mygräldä (ablative singular)
mygrildä (ablative plural)
mygräkši (singular translative)
mygriksi (plural translative)
mygränä (essive singular)
mygrinä (essive plural)
mygränke (comitative singular)
mygrinke (comitative plural)
mygrättä (abessive singular)
mygrittä (abessive plural)
mygräni (first-person possessive)
mygräš (possessive second-person)
mygräh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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

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

(South Karelian, dialectal) Synonym of muakondie


perzehattara

perze (“arse, buttocks”) + hattara (“rag”)


simčukka

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

Borrowed from Russian же́мчуг (žémčug, “pearl”), compare Finnish simpukka (“bivalve”).


kivari

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

Likely from Finnish kivääri due to range of attestation.


šimčukka

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


perkeleh

perkeleh (genitive perkelehen, partitive perkelehtä)

perkelehen (genitive)
perkelehtä (partitive)

From Proto-Finnic *perkeleh, from Baltic. Compare Finnish perkele.


šiikkoa

(intransitive) to frequently use the š-sound in speech, especially referring to the speech of Viena Karelians


altina

altina (genitive altinan, partitive altinua)

altinan (genitive)
altinua (partitive)
altina (nominative singular)
altinat (nominative plural)
altinan (genitive singular)
altinoin (genitive plural)
altinua (partitive singular)
altinoida (partitive plural)
altinah (illative singular)
altinoih (illative plural)
altinašša (inessive singular)
altinoissa (inessive plural)
altinašta (elative singular)
altinoista (elative plural)
altinalla (adessive singular)
altinoilla (adessive plural)
altinalda (ablative singular)
altinoilda (ablative plural)
altinakši (singular translative)
altinoiksi (plural translative)
altinana (essive singular)
altinoina (essive plural)
altinanke (comitative singular)
altinoinke (comitative plural)
altinatta (abessive singular)
altinoitta (abessive plural)
altinani (first-person possessive)
altinaš (possessive second-person)
altinah (possessive third-person)


hipiehiiri

hipiehiiri (genitive hipiehiiren, partitive hipiehiirtä)

hipiehiiren (genitive)
hipiehiirtä (partitive)
hipiehiiri (nominative singular)
hipiehiiret (nominative plural)
hipiehiiren (genitive singular)
hipiehiirien (genitive plural)
hipiehiirtä (partitive singular)
hipiehiirijä (partitive plural)
hipiehiirih (illative singular)
hipiehiirilöih (illative plural)
hipiehiireššä (inessive singular)
hipiehiirilöissä (inessive plural)
hipiehiireštä (elative singular)
hipiehiirilöistä (elative plural)
hipiehiirellä (adessive singular)
hipiehiirilöillä (adessive plural)
hipiehiireltä (ablative singular)
hipiehiirilöiltä (ablative plural)
hipiehiirekši (singular translative)
hipiehiirilöiksi (plural translative)
hipiehiirinä (essive singular)
hipiehiirilöinä (essive plural)
hipiehiirilöineh (comitative plural)
hipiehiirettä (abessive singular)
hipiehiirilöittä (abessive plural)
hipiehiireni (first-person possessive)
hipiehiireš (possessive second-person)
hipiehiireh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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


iäreh

From Proto-Finnic *ääri (“edge”). Cognates include Finnish ääri (“verge, end”).

Mäne iäreh!


nyköiskarjalaini

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nyköiskarjalaini (genitive nyköiskarjalaisen, partitive nyköiskarjalaista)

nyköiskarjalaisen (genitive)
nyköiskarjalaista (partitive)
nyköiskarjalaini (nominative singular)
nyköiskarjalaiset (nominative plural)
nyköiskarjalaisen (genitive singular)
nyköiskarjalaisien (genitive plural)
nyköiskarjalaista (partitive singular)
nyköiskarjalaisie (partitive plural)
nyköiskarjalaiseh (illative singular)
nyköiskarjalaisih (illative plural)
nyköiskarjalaisešša (inessive singular)
nyköiskarjalaisissa (inessive plural)
nyköiskarjalaisešta (elative singular)
nyköiskarjalaisista (elative plural)
nyköiskarjalaisella (adessive singular)
nyköiskarjalaisilla (adessive plural)
nyköiskarjalaiselta (ablative singular)
nyköiskarjalaisilta (ablative plural)
nyköiskarjalaisekši (singular translative)
nyköiskarjalaisiksi (plural translative)
nyköiskarjalaisena (essive singular)
nyköiskarjalaisina (essive plural)
nyköiskarjalaisineh (comitative plural)
nyköiskarjalaisetta (abessive singular)
nyköiskarjalaisitta (abessive plural)
nyköiskarjalaiseni (first-person possessive)
nyköiskarjalaiseš (possessive second-person)
nyköiskarjalaiseh (possessive third-person)

From Livvi nygöi (“now”) + -is- + karjalaini (“Karelian”).

af

(North Karelian) a Karelian person who says nygöi instead of nyt (“now”), i.e. a speaker of Livvi or (non-Tver) South Karelian as opposed to a speaker of North Karelian.


dekabri

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dekabri (genitive dekabrin, partitive dekabrie)

dekabrin (genitive)
dekabrie (partitive)
dekabr??? (nominative singular)
dekabr??? (nominative plural)
dekabr??? (genitive singular)
dekabr??? (genitive plural)
dekabr??? (partitive singular)
dekabr??? (partitive plural)
dekabr??? (illative singular)
dekabr??? (illative plural)
dekabr??? (inessive singular)
dekabr??? (inessive plural)
dekabr??? (elative singular)
dekabr??? (elative plural)
dekabr??? (adessive singular)
dekabr??? (adessive plural)
dekabr??? (ablative singular)
dekabr??? (ablative plural)
dekabr??? (singular translative)
dekabr??? (plural translative)
dekabr??? (essive singular)
dekabr??? (essive plural)
dekabr??? (comitative singular)
dekabr??? (comitative plural)
dekabr??? (abessive singular)
dekabr??? (abessive plural)
dekabrini (first-person possessive)
dekabris (possessive second-person)
dekabrih (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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

(South Karelian) Alternative form of dekabrʹa


itikkä

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itikkä (genitive itikän, partitive itikkyä /itikkiä)

itikän (genitive)
itikkyä (partitive)
itikkiä (partitive)
itikkä (nominative singular)
itikät (nominative plural)
itikän (genitive singular)
itikkien (genitive plural)
itikkyä (partitive singular)
itikkie (partitive plural)
itikkäh (illative singular)
itikkih (illative plural)
itikäššä (inessive singular)
itikissä (inessive plural)
itikäštä (elative singular)
itikistä (elative plural)
itikällä (adessive singular)
itikillä (adessive plural)
itikältä (ablative singular)
itikiltä (ablative plural)
itikäkši (singular translative)
itikiksi (plural translative)
itikkänä (essive singular)
itikkinä (essive plural)
itikineh (comitative plural)
itikättä (abessive singular)
itikittä (abessive plural)
itikkä (nominative singular)
itikät (nominative plural)
itikän (genitive singular)
itikin (genitive plural)
itikkiä (partitive singular)
itikkie (partitive plural)
itikkäh (illative singular)
itikkih (illative plural)
itikäššä (inessive singular)
itikissä (inessive plural)
itikäštä (elative singular)
itikistä (elative plural)
itikällä (adessive singular)
itikillä (adessive plural)
itikäldä (ablative singular)
itikildä (ablative plural)
itikäkši (singular translative)
itikiksi (plural translative)
itikkänä (essive singular)
itikkinä (essive plural)
itikänke (comitative singular)
itikinke (comitative plural)
itikättä (abessive singular)
itikittä (abessive plural)
itikkäni (first-person possessive)
itikkäš (possessive second-person)
itikkäh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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 *itikka. Cognates include Finnish itikka and Ingrian itikka.


naroda

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naroda (genitive narodan, partitive narodua)

narodan (genitive)
narodua (partitive)
narota (alternative)

Borrowed from Russian народ (narod, “people, nation”).

bor+

nation (community of people with a common heritage)


janvari

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janvari (genitive janvarin, partitive janvarie)

janvarin (genitive)
janvarie (partitive)
janvari (nominative singular)
janvarit (nominative plural)
janvarin (genitive singular)
janvariloin (genitive plural)
janvarie (partitive singular)
janvariloida (partitive plural)
janvarih (illative singular)
janvariloih (illative plural)
janvarissa (inessive singular)
janvariloissa (inessive plural)
janvarista (elative singular)
janvariloista (elative plural)
janvarilla (adessive singular)
janvariloilla (adessive plural)
janvarilda (ablative singular)
janvariloilda (ablative plural)
janvariksi (singular translative)
janvariloiksi (plural translative)
janvarina (essive singular)
janvariloina (essive plural)
janvarinke (comitative singular)
janvariloinke (comitative plural)
janvaritta (abessive singular)
janvariloitta (abessive plural)
janvarini (first-person possessive)
janvaris (possessive second-person)
janvarih (possessive third-person)


vaimala

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

Tuli tuska nielijällä, / Vaimala vajottajalla.

Pain came to the swallower / distress to the submerged one.


imadra

imadra (genitive imadran, partitive imadrua)

imadran (genitive)
imadrua (partitive)
imadra (nominative singular)
imadrat (nominative plural)
imadran (genitive singular)
imadroin (genitive plural)
imadrua (partitive singular)
imadroida (partitive plural)
imadrah (illative singular)
imadroih (illative plural)
imadrašša (inessive singular)
imadroissa (inessive plural)
imadrašta (elative singular)
imadroista (elative plural)
imadralla (adessive singular)
imadroilla (adessive plural)
imadralda (ablative singular)
imadroilda (ablative plural)
imadrakši (singular translative)
imadroiksi (plural translative)
imadrana (essive singular)
imadroina (essive plural)
imadranke (comitative singular)
imadroinke (comitative plural)
imadratta (abessive singular)
imadroitta (abessive plural)
imadrani (first-person possessive)
imadraš (possessive second-person)
imadrah (possessive third-person)


kampala

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

righteye flounder, fish of the family Pleuronectidae or genus Pleuronectes


flynteri

flynteri (genitive flynterin, partitive flynterie)

flynterin (genitive)
flynterie (partitive)

From a Germanic language, compare Norwegian flyndre.


šeikka

šeikka (genitive šeikan, partitive šeikkua)

→ Finnish: seikka


jevrei

jevrei (genitive jevrein, partitive jevreidä)

jevrein (genitive)
jevreidä (partitive)
jevrei (nominative singular)
jevreit (nominative plural)
jevrein (genitive singular)
jevriin (genitive plural)
jevreidä (partitive singular)
jevriidä (partitive plural)
jevreih (illative singular)
jevriih (illative plural)
jevreissä (inessive singular)
jevriissä (inessive plural)
jevreistä (elative singular)
jevriistä (elative plural)
jevreillä (adessive singular)
jevriillä (adessive plural)
jevreildä (ablative singular)
jevriildä (ablative plural)
jevreiksi (singular translative)
jevriiksi (plural translative)
jevreinä (essive singular)
jevriinä (essive plural)
jevreinke (comitative singular)
jevriinke (comitative plural)
jevreittä (abessive singular)
jevriittä (abessive plural)
jevreini (first-person possessive)
jevreis (possessive second-person)
jevreih (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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


kartouhka

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kartouhka (genitive kartouhkan, partitive kartouhkua)

kartouhkan (genitive)
kartouhkua (partitive)
kartouhka (nominative singular)
kartouhkat (nominative plural)
kartouhkan (genitive singular)
kartouhkojen (genitive plural)
kartouhkua (partitive singular)
kartouhkoja (partitive plural)
kartouhkah (illative singular)
kartouhkoih (illative plural)
kartouhkašša (inessive singular)
kartouhkoissa (inessive plural)
kartouhkašta (elative singular)
kartouhkoista (elative plural)
kartouhkalla (adessive singular)
kartouhkoilla (adessive plural)
kartouhkalta (ablative singular)
kartouhkoilta (ablative plural)
kartouhkakši (singular translative)
kartouhkoiksi (plural translative)
kartouhkana (essive singular)
kartouhkoina (essive plural)
kartouhkoineh (comitative plural)
kartouhkatta (abessive singular)
kartouhkoitta (abessive plural)
kartouhkani (first-person possessive)
kartouhkaš (possessive second-person)
kartouhkah (possessive third-person)

Borrowed from Russian картошка (kartoška).

(North Karelian, dialectal) Synonym of potakka (“potato”)


saltatta

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

skua (bird of the family Stercorariidae)


uuvenvuuvenvastoandapäivä

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


vaskičča

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

Anguis fragilis
Anguis fragilis#Translingual

Natrix natrix
Natrix natrix#Translingual

(Mändyselgä) grass snake (Natrix natrix)


vuoje

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognate with Finnish vuode.


uave

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


kariela

kariela (genitive karielan, partitive karielua)

karielan (genitive)
karielua (partitive)
kariela (nominative singular)
karielat (nominative plural)
karielan (genitive singular)
karieloin (genitive plural)
karielua (partitive singular)
karieloida (partitive plural)
karielah (illative singular)
karieloih (illative plural)
karielašša (inessive singular)
karieloissa (inessive plural)
karielašta (elative singular)
karieloista (elative plural)
karielalla (adessive singular)
karieloilla (adessive plural)
karielalda (ablative singular)
karieloilda (ablative plural)
karielakši (singular translative)
karieloiksi (plural translative)
karielana (essive singular)
karieloina (essive plural)
karielanke (comitative singular)
karieloinke (comitative plural)
karielatta (abessive singular)
karieloitta (abessive plural)
karielani (first-person possessive)
karielaš (possessive second-person)
karielah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognates include Finnish karjala and Ingrian karjala.


lapie

lapie (genitive lapien, partitive [please provide])


pyššy

pyššy (genitive pyššyn, partitive pyššyö)

pyššyn (genitive)
pyššyö (partitive)
pyššy (nominative singular)
pyššyt (nominative plural)
pyššyn (genitive singular)
pyššyjen (genitive plural)
pyššyö (partitive singular)
pyššyjä (partitive plural)
pyššyh (illative singular)
pyššylöih (illative plural)
pyššyššä (inessive singular)
pyššylöissä (inessive plural)
pyššyštä (elative singular)
pyššylöistä (elative plural)
pyššyllä (adessive singular)
pyššylöillä (adessive plural)
pyššyltä (ablative singular)
pyššylöiltä (ablative plural)
pyššykši (singular translative)
pyššylöiksi (plural translative)
pyššynä (essive singular)
pyššylöinä (essive plural)
pyššylöineh (comitative plural)
pyššyttä (abessive singular)
pyššylöittä (abessive plural)
pyššyni (first-person possessive)
pyššyš (possessive second-person)
pyššyh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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

Ultimately from Old Swedish byssa. Cognates include Finnish pyssy and Ingrian pyssy.