šajekuu

šajekuu (genitive šajekuun, partitive šajekuuta)

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


feurali

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feurali (genitive feuralin, partitive feuralie)

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

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

Borrowed from Russian февраль (fevralʹ).


šyyškuu

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šyyškuu (genitive šyyškuun, partitive šyyškuuta)

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

krl-decl-table

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


tuiskukuu

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tuiskukuu (genitive tuiskukuun, partitive tuiskukuuta)

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

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


aprelʹa

aprelʹa (genitive aprelʹan, partitive aprelʹua)

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

krl-decl-table

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


kešäkuu

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kešäkuu (genitive kešäkuun, partitive kešäkuuda)

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


ijunʹa

ijunʹa (genitive ijunʹan, partitive ijunʹua)

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


ijulʹa

ijulʹa (genitive ijulʹan, partitive ijulʹua)

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


šyyš-

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

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


senʹtʹabri

senʹtʹabri (genitive senʹtʹabrin, partitive senʹtʹabrie)

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

Borrowed from Russian сентябрь (sentjabrʹ).


šaje

šaje (genitive šatien, partitive šajetta)

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

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


oktʹabrʹa

oktʹabrʹa (genitive oktʹabrʹan, partitive oktʹabrʹua)

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

Borrowed from Russian октябрь (oktjabrʹ).


nojabrʹa

nojabrʹa (genitive nojabrʹan, partitive nojabrʹua)

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


dekabrʹa

dekabrʹa (genitive dekabrʹan, partitive dekabrʹua)

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

Borrowed from Russian декабрь (dekabrʹ).


löttö

löttö (genitive lötön, partitive löttyö)

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

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

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


ijen

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ijen (genitive ikenen, partitive ijentä)

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

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

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


kojitoin

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

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

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

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


ruškie

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ruškie (genitive ruškien, partitive ruškieta /ruškieda)

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

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


harmua

harmua (genitive harmuan, partitive harmuata /harmuada)

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

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


keldane

keldane (genitive keldažen, partitive kellašta)

keldažen (genitive)
kellašta (partitive)

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


keldane

keldane (genitive keldažen, partitive kellašta, comparative keldažembi, superlative keldažin)

keldažen (genitive)
kellašta (partitive)
keldažembi (comparative)
keldažin (superlative)
keldane (nominative singular)
keldažet (nominative plural)
keldažen (genitive singular)
keldažien (genitive plural)
kellašta (partitive singular)
keldažie (partitive plural)
keldažeh (illative singular)
keldažih (illative plural)
keldažešša (inessive singular)
keldažissa (inessive plural)
keldažešta (elative singular)
keldažista (elative plural)
keldažella (adessive singular)
keldažilla (adessive plural)
keldaželda (ablative singular)
keldažilda (ablative plural)
keldažekši (singular translative)
keldažiksi (plural translative)
keldažena (essive singular)
keldažina (essive plural)
keldaženke (comitative singular)
keldažinke (comitative plural)
keldažetta (abessive singular)
keldažitta (abessive plural)
keldaženi (first-person possessive)
keldažeš (possessive second-person)
keldažeh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

type 15/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">naine</i>, ld-ll gradation


lypšiä

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

(South Karelian, intransitive) to give milk


šinini

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šinini (genitive šinisen, partitive šinistä)

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


keltani

keltani (genitive keltašen, partitive keltaista)

keltašen (genitive)
keltaista (partitive)
keltani (nominative singular)
keltašet (nominative plural)
keltašen (genitive singular)
keltašien (genitive plural)
keltaista (partitive singular)
keltašie (partitive plural)
keltašeh (illative singular)
keltaših (illative plural)
keltašešša (inessive singular)
keltašissa (inessive plural)
keltašešta (elative singular)
keltašista (elative plural)
keltašella (adessive singular)
keltašilla (adessive plural)
keltašelta (ablative singular)
keltašilta (ablative plural)
keltašekši (singular translative)
keltašiksi (plural translative)
keltašena (essive singular)
keltašina (essive plural)
keltašineh (comitative plural)
keltašetta (abessive singular)
keltašitta (abessive plural)
keltašeni (first-person possessive)
keltašeš (possessive second-person)
keltašeh (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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


äkie

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

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

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


ägie

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


ägie

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

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


äkevyš

äkevyš (genitive äkevykšen, partitive äkevyštä)

äkevykšen (genitive)
äkevyštä (partitive)


harpauš

harpauš (genitive harpaukšen, partitive harpaušta, diminutive harpaukšut)

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

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


valeh

valeh (genitive valehen, partitive valehta)

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


valehičča

valehičča (genitive valehičan, partitive valehiččua)

valehičan (genitive)
valehiččua (partitive)

/ˈʋɑlehit͡ʃːɑ/


valehella

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


valehuš

valehuš (genitive valehukšen, partitive valehušta)

valehukšen (genitive)
valehušta (partitive)


harppauš

harppauš (genitive harppaukšen, partitive harppaušta)

harppaukšen (genitive)
harppaušta (partitive)

/ˈhɑrpːɑu̯ʃ/


toine toizen

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

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


hibiehiiri

hibiehiiri (genitive hibiehiiren, partitive hibiehiirdä)

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

krl-decl-table

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


hipie

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hipie (genitive hipien, partitive hipietä)

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

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


hibie

hibie (genitive hibien, partitive hibiedä)

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


izä

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

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

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


čuasti

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čuasti (genitive čuassin, partitive čuastie)

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

krl-decl-table

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

Borrowed from Russian счастье (sčastʹje).

/ˈt͡ʃuɑ̯sʲtʲi/


čuasti

/ˈt͡ʃuɑ̯sʲtʲi/


hal’l’akka

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

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


eglen

(South Karelian, dialectal) Alternative form of eglein


konža

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


jänisʹ

jänisʹ (genitive jäniksen, partitive jänisʹtä)

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

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


niätä

niätä (genitive niäjän, partitive niätyä)

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

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

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


niädä

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niädä (genitive niäjän, partitive niädiä)

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

krl-decl-table

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


kuničča

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kuničča (genitive kuničan, partitive kuniččua)

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

krl-decl-table

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

(South Karelian) Synonym of niätä /niädä


viessata

/ˈʋie̯sːɑtɑ/

Borrowed from Russian взвесить (vzvesitʹ).


yškä

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

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


ennakkuolʹta

(North Karelian, dialectal, rare) Synonym of etukäteh (“beforehand”)


kniika

kniika (genitive kniikan, partitive kniikua)

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

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

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


šanakniika

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šanakniika (genitive šanakniikan, partitive šanakniikua)

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

/ˈʃɑnɑˌknʲiːkɑ/


anteliekaš

anteliekaš (genitive anteliekkahan, partitive anteliekašta)

anteliekkahan (genitive)
anteliekašta (partitive)
anteliekaš (nominative singular)
anteliekkahat (nominative plural)
anteliekkahan (genitive singular)
anteliekkahien (genitive plural)
anteliekašta (partitive singular)
anteliekkahie (partitive plural)
anteliekkahah (illative singular)
anteliekkahih (illative plural)
anteliekkahašša (inessive singular)
anteliekkahissa (inessive plural)
anteliekkahašta (elative singular)
anteliekkahista (elative plural)
anteliekkahalla (adessive singular)
anteliekkahilla (adessive plural)
anteliekkahalta (ablative singular)
anteliekkahilta (ablative plural)
anteliekkahakši (singular translative)
anteliekkahiksi (plural translative)
anteliekkahana (essive singular)
anteliekkahina (essive plural)
anteliekkahineh (comitative plural)
anteliekkahatta (abessive singular)
anteliekkahitta (abessive plural)
anteliekkahani (first-person possessive)
anteliekkahaš (possessive second-person)
anteliekkahah (possessive third-person)

krl-decl-table

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


henkityš

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


ajelupualikka

ajelupualikka (genitive ajelupualikan, partitive ajelupualikkua)

ajelupualikan (genitive)
ajelupualikkua (partitive)
ajelupualikka (nominative singular)
ajelupualikat (nominative plural)
ajelupualikan (genitive singular)
ajelupualikkojen (genitive plural)
ajelupualikkua (partitive singular)
ajelupualikkoja (partitive plural)
ajelupualikkah (illative singular)
ajelupualikkoih (illative plural)
ajelupualikašša (inessive singular)
ajelupualikoissa (inessive plural)
ajelupualikašta (elative singular)
ajelupualikoista (elative plural)
ajelupualikalla (adessive singular)
ajelupualikoilla (adessive plural)
ajelupualikalta (ablative singular)
ajelupualikoilta (ablative plural)
ajelupualikakši (singular translative)
ajelupualikoiksi (plural translative)
ajelupualikkana (essive singular)
ajelupualikkoina (essive plural)
ajelupualikoineh (comitative plural)
ajelupualikatta (abessive singular)
ajelupualikoitta (abessive plural)
ajelupualikkani (first-person possessive)
ajelupualikkaš (possessive second-person)
ajelupualikkah (possessive third-person)

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

From ajella (“to roll”) + -u + pualikka (“brick”).


ajelušpualikka

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ajelušpualikka (genitive ajelušpualikan, partitive ajelušpualikkua)

ajelušpualikan (genitive)
ajelušpualikkua (partitive)
ajelušpualikka (nominative singular)
ajelušpualikat (nominative plural)
ajelušpualikan (genitive singular)
ajelušpualikkojen (genitive plural)
ajelušpualikkua (partitive singular)
ajelušpualikkoja (partitive plural)
ajelušpualikkah (illative singular)
ajelušpualikkoih (illative plural)
ajelušpualikašša (inessive singular)
ajelušpualikoissa (inessive plural)
ajelušpualikašta (elative singular)
ajelušpualikoista (elative plural)
ajelušpualikalla (adessive singular)
ajelušpualikoilla (adessive plural)
ajelušpualikalta (ablative singular)
ajelušpualikoilta (ablative plural)
ajelušpualikakši (singular translative)
ajelušpualikoiksi (plural translative)
ajelušpualikkana (essive singular)
ajelušpualikkoina (essive plural)
ajelušpualikoineh (comitative plural)
ajelušpualikatta (abessive singular)
ajelušpualikoitta (abessive plural)
ajelušpualikkani (first-person possessive)
ajelušpualikkaš (possessive second-person)
ajelušpualikkah (possessive third-person)

(North Karelian) Alternative form of ajelupualikka


rikaškäsini

rikaškäsini (genitive rikaškäsisen, partitive rikaškäsistä, comparative rikaškäsisempi, superlative rikaškäsisin)

rikaškäsisen (genitive)
rikaškäsistä (partitive)
rikaškäsisempi (comparative)
rikaškäsisin (superlative)
rikaškäsini (nominative singular)
rikaškäsiset (nominative plural)
rikaškäsisen (genitive singular)
rikaškäsisien (genitive plural)
rikaškäsistä (partitive singular)
rikaškäsisie (partitive plural)
rikaškäsiseh (illative singular)
rikaškäsisih (illative plural)
rikaškäsiseššä (inessive singular)
rikaškäsisissä (inessive plural)
rikaškäsiseštä (elative singular)
rikaškäsisistä (elative plural)
rikaškäsisellä (adessive singular)
rikaškäsisillä (adessive plural)
rikaškäsiseltä (ablative singular)
rikaškäsisiltä (ablative plural)
rikaškäsisekši (singular translative)
rikaškäsisiksi (plural translative)
rikaškäsisenä (essive singular)
rikaškäsisinä (essive plural)
rikaškäsisineh (comitative plural)
rikaškäsisettä (abessive singular)
rikaškäsisittä (abessive plural)
rikaškäsiseni (first-person possessive)
rikaškäsiseš (possessive second-person)
rikaškäsiseh (possessive third-person)

From rikaš (“rich”) + käsi (“hand”) + -ini.


širkkalo

Borrowed from Russian зе́ркало (zérkalo).


aševelvollini

aševelvollini (genitive aševelvollisen, partitive aševelvollista)

aševelvollisen (genitive)
aševelvollista (partitive)
aševelvollini (nominative singular)
aševelvolliset (nominative plural)
aševelvollisen (genitive singular)
aševelvollisien (genitive plural)
aševelvollista (partitive singular)
aševelvollisie (partitive plural)
aševelvolliseh (illative singular)
aševelvollisih (illative plural)
aševelvollisešša (inessive singular)
aševelvollisissa (inessive plural)
aševelvollisešta (elative singular)
aševelvollisista (elative plural)
aševelvollisella (adessive singular)
aševelvollisilla (adessive plural)
aševelvolliselta (ablative singular)
aševelvollisilta (ablative plural)
aševelvollisekši (singular translative)
aševelvollisiksi (plural translative)
aševelvollisena (essive singular)
aševelvollisina (essive plural)
aševelvollisineh (comitative plural)
aševelvollisetta (abessive singular)
aševelvollisitta (abessive plural)
aševelvolliseni (first-person possessive)
aševelvolliseš (possessive second-person)
aševelvolliseh (possessive third-person)


sluušpa

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

sluušpa (nominative singular)
sluušpat (nominative plural)
sluušpan (genitive singular)
sluušpojen (genitive plural)
sluušpua (partitive singular)
sluušpoja (partitive plural)
sluušpah (illative singular)
sluušpoih (illative plural)
sluušpašša (inessive singular)
sluušpoissa (inessive plural)
sluušpašta (elative singular)
sluušpoista (elative plural)
sluušpalla (adessive singular)
sluušpoilla (adessive plural)
sluušpalta (ablative singular)
sluušpoilta (ablative plural)
sluušpakši (singular translative)
sluušpoiksi (plural translative)
sluušpana (essive singular)
sluušpoina (essive plural)
sluušpoineh (comitative plural)
sluušpatta (abessive singular)
sluušpoitta (abessive plural)
sluušpani (first-person possessive)
sluušpaš (possessive second-person)
sluušpah (possessive third-person)

Miun šeukku oli šeiččemen vuotta sluušpašša. Hiän oli ollun priimitty šinne, saltatakši, Venäjällä, kun vielä oli kakškymmentäviisi vuotta šilloin še sluušpa.

(religion) service, divine service, worship


polonie

(transitive) to conquer, take (a country), to occupy


peldohiiri

peldohiiri (genitive peldohiiren, partitive peldohiirdä)

peldohiiren (genitive)
peldohiirdä (partitive)
peldohiiri (nominative singular)
peldohiiret (nominative plural)
peldohiiren (genitive singular)
peldohiirilöin (genitive plural)
peldohiirdä (partitive singular)
peldohiirilöidä (partitive plural)
peldohiirih (illative singular)
peldohiirilöih (illative plural)
peldohiireššä (inessive singular)
peldohiirilöissä (inessive plural)
peldohiireštä (elative singular)
peldohiirilöistä (elative plural)
peldohiirellä (adessive singular)
peldohiirilöillä (adessive plural)
peldohiireldä (ablative singular)
peldohiirilöildä (ablative plural)
peldohiirekši (singular translative)
peldohiirilöiksi (plural translative)
peldohiirinä (essive singular)
peldohiirilöinä (essive plural)
peldohiirenke (comitative singular)
peldohiirilöinke (comitative plural)
peldohiirettä (abessive singular)
peldohiirilöittä (abessive plural)
peldohiireni (first-person possessive)
peldohiireš (possessive second-person)
peldohiireh (possessive third-person)

From peldo (“field”) + hiiri (“mouse”). Akin to Finnish peltohiiri.


armaš

armaš (genitive armahan, partitive armašta, comparative armahampi /armahambi)

armahan (genitive)
armašta (partitive)
armahampi (comparative)
armahambi (comparative)
armaš (nominative singular)
armahat (nominative plural)
armahan (genitive singular)
armahien (genitive plural)
armašta (partitive singular)
armahie (partitive plural)
armahah (illative singular)
armahih (illative plural)
armahašša (inessive singular)
armahissa (inessive plural)
armahašta (elative singular)
armahista (elative plural)
armahalla (adessive singular)
armahilla (adessive plural)
armahalta (ablative singular)
armahilta (ablative plural)
armahakši (singular translative)
armahiksi (plural translative)
armahana (essive singular)
armahina (essive plural)
armahineh (comitative plural)
armahatta (abessive singular)
armahitta (abessive plural)
armaš (nominative singular)
armahat (nominative plural)
armahan (genitive singular)
armahien (genitive plural)
armašta (partitive singular)
armahie (partitive plural)
armahah (illative singular)
armahih (illative plural)
armahašša (inessive singular)
armahissa (inessive plural)
armahašta (elative singular)
armahista (elative plural)
armahalla (adessive singular)
armahilla (adessive plural)
armahalda (ablative singular)
armahilda (ablative plural)
armahakši (singular translative)
armahiksi (plural translative)
armahana (essive singular)
armahina (essive plural)
armahanke (comitative singular)
armahinke (comitative plural)
armahatta (abessive singular)
armahitta (abessive plural)
armahani (first-person possessive)
armahaš (possessive second-person)
armahah (possessive third-person)

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type 18/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">vieraš</i>, no gradation

From Proto-Finnic *armas. Cognates include Finnish armas and Veps armaz.


vereš

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vereš (genitive verekšen, partitive vereštä, comparative verekšempi /verekšembi, superlative verekšin)

verekšen (genitive)
vereštä (partitive)
verekšempi (comparative)
verekšembi (comparative)
verekšin (superlative)
vereš (nominative singular)
verekšet (nominative plural)
verekšen (genitive singular)
verekšien (genitive plural)
vereštä (partitive singular)
verekšie (partitive plural)
verekšeh (illative singular)
verekših (illative plural)
verekšeššä (inessive singular)
verekšissä (inessive plural)
verekšeštä (elative singular)
verekšistä (elative plural)
verekšellä (adessive singular)
verekšillä (adessive plural)
verekšeltä (ablative singular)
verekšiltä (ablative plural)
verekšekši (singular translative)
verekšiksi (plural translative)
verekšenä (essive singular)
verekšinä (essive plural)
verekšineh (comitative plural)
verekšettä (abessive singular)
verekšittä (abessive plural)
vereš (nominative singular)
verekšet (nominative plural)
verekšen (genitive singular)
verekšien (genitive plural)
vereštä (partitive singular)
verekšie (partitive plural)
verekšeh (illative singular)
verekših (illative plural)
verekšeššä (inessive singular)
verekšissä (inessive plural)
verekšeštä (elative singular)
verekšistä (elative plural)
verekšellä (adessive singular)
verekšillä (adessive plural)
verekšeldä (ablative singular)
verekšildä (ablative plural)
verekšekši (singular translative)
verekšiksi (plural translative)
verekšenä (essive singular)
verekšinä (essive plural)
verekšenke (comitative singular)
verekšinke (comitative plural)
verekšettä (abessive singular)
verekšittä (abessive plural)
verekšeni (first-person possessive)
verekšeš (possessive second-person)
verekšeh (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *veres. Cognates include Finnish veres and Veps verez.


kiitoš

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kiitoš (genitive kiitokšen, partitive kiitošta)

kiitokšen (genitive)
kiitošta (partitive)
kiitoš (nominative singular)
kiitokšet (nominative plural)
kiitokšen (genitive singular)
kiitokšien (genitive plural)
kiitošta (partitive singular)
kiitokšie (partitive plural)
kiitokšeh (illative singular)
kiitokših (illative plural)
kiitokšešša (inessive singular)
kiitokšissa (inessive plural)
kiitokšešta (elative singular)
kiitokšista (elative plural)
kiitokšella (adessive singular)
kiitokšilla (adessive plural)
kiitokšelta (ablative singular)
kiitokšilta (ablative plural)
kiitokšekši (singular translative)
kiitokšiksi (plural translative)
kiitokšena (essive singular)
kiitokšina (essive plural)
kiitokšineh (comitative plural)
kiitokšetta (abessive singular)
kiitokšitta (abessive plural)
kiitoš (nominative singular)
kiitokšet (nominative plural)
kiitokšen (genitive singular)
kiitokšien (genitive plural)
kiitošta (partitive singular)
kiitokšie (partitive plural)
kiitokšeh (illative singular)
kiitokših (illative plural)
kiitokšešša (inessive singular)
kiitokšissa (inessive plural)
kiitokšešta (elative singular)
kiitokšista (elative plural)
kiitokšella (adessive singular)
kiitokšilla (adessive plural)
kiitokšelda (ablative singular)
kiitokšilda (ablative plural)
kiitokšekši (singular translative)
kiitokšiksi (plural translative)
kiitokšena (essive singular)
kiitokšina (essive plural)
kiitokšenke (comitative singular)
kiitokšinke (comitative plural)
kiitokšetta (abessive singular)
kiitokšitta (abessive plural)
kiitokšni (first-person possessive)
kiitokšš (possessive second-person)
kiitokšh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *kiit'os, equivalent to kiittyä /kiittiä (“to laud; to praise”) + -oš. Cognates include Finnish kiitos and Estonian kiitus.


kiittiä

/ˈkiːtʲːiæ̯/

From Proto-Finnic *kiittädäk. Cognates include Finnish kiittää and Veps kitta.


kiittyä

/ˈkiːtʲːyæ̯/

(North Karelian, transitive) to laud, glorify


-oš

-oš (nominative singular)
-okšet (nominative plural)
-okšen (genitive singular)
-okšien (genitive plural)
-ošta (partitive singular)
-okšie (partitive plural)
-okšeh (illative singular)
-okših (illative plural)
-okšešša (inessive singular)
-okšissa (inessive plural)
-okšešta (elative singular)
-okšista (elative plural)
-okšella (adessive singular)
-okšilla (adessive plural)
-okšelta (ablative singular)
-okšilta (ablative plural)
-okšekši (singular translative)
-okšiksi (plural translative)
-okšena (essive singular)
-okšina (essive plural)
-okšineh (comitative plural)
-okšetta (abessive singular)
-okšitta (abessive plural)
-oš (nominative singular)
-okšet (nominative plural)
-okšen (genitive singular)
-okšien (genitive plural)
-ošta (partitive singular)
-okšie (partitive plural)
-okšeh (illative singular)
-okših (illative plural)
-okšešša (inessive singular)
-okšissa (inessive plural)
-okšešta (elative singular)
-okšista (elative plural)
-okšella (adessive singular)
-okšilla (adessive plural)
-okšelda (ablative singular)
-okšilda (ablative plural)
-okšekši (singular translative)
-okšiksi (plural translative)
-okšena (essive singular)
-okšina (essive plural)
-okšenke (comitative singular)
-okšinke (comitative plural)
-okšetta (abessive singular)
-okšitta (abessive plural)
-okšeni (first-person possessive)
-okšeš (possessive second-person)
-okšeh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *-os. Cognates include Finnish -os.

Used to form nouns denoting the result of an action or verb.


šuuruš

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šuuruš (genitive šuuruten /šuuruon, partitive šuurutta)

šuuruten (genitive)
šuuruon (genitive)
šuurutta (partitive)
šuuruš (nominative singular)
šuurukšet (nominative plural)
šuuruten (genitive singular)
šuurukšien (genitive plural)
šuurutta (partitive singular)
šuurukšie (partitive plural)
šuuruteh (illative singular)
šuurukših (illative plural)
šuurutešša (inessive singular)
šuurukšissa (inessive plural)
šuurutešta (elative singular)
šuurukšista (elative plural)
šuurutella (adessive singular)
šuurukšilla (adessive plural)
šuurutelta (ablative singular)
šuurukšilta (ablative plural)
šuurutekši (singular translative)
šuurukšiksi (plural translative)
šuurutena (essive singular)
šuurukšina (essive plural)
šuurukšineh (comitative plural)
šuurutetta (abessive singular)
šuurukšitta (abessive plural)
šuuruš (nominative singular)
šuurukšet (nominative plural)
šuuruon (genitive singular)
šuurukšien (genitive plural)
šuurutta (partitive singular)
šuurukšie (partitive plural)
šuuruoh (illative singular)
šuurukših (illative plural)
šuuruošša (inessive singular)
šuurukšissa (inessive plural)
šuuruošta (elative singular)
šuurukšista (elative plural)
šuuruolla (adessive singular)
šuurukšilla (adessive plural)
šuuruolda (ablative singular)
šuurukšilda (ablative plural)
šuuruokši (singular translative)
šuurukšiksi (plural translative)
šuuruona (essive singular)
šuurukšina (essive plural)
šuuruonke (comitative singular)
šuurukšinke (comitative plural)
šuuruotta (abessive singular)
šuurukšitta (abessive plural)
šuuruteni (first-person possessive)
šuuruteš (possessive second-person)
šuuruteh (possessive third-person)
šuuruoni (first-person possessive)
šuuruoš (possessive second-person)
šuuruoh (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *suuruc, equivalent to šuuri (“big”) + -uš. Cognates include Finnish suuruus and Veps suruz'.


šuuruš

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šuuruš (genitive šuurukšen, partitive šuurušta)

šuurukšen (genitive)
šuurušta (partitive)
šuuruš (nominative singular)
šuurukšet (nominative plural)
šuurukšen (genitive singular)
šuurukšien (genitive plural)
šuurušta (partitive singular)
šuurukšie (partitive plural)
šuurukšeh (illative singular)
šuurukših (illative plural)
šuurukšešša (inessive singular)
šuurukšissa (inessive plural)
šuurukšešta (elative singular)
šuurukšista (elative plural)
šuurukšella (adessive singular)
šuurukšilla (adessive plural)
šuurukšelta (ablative singular)
šuurukšilta (ablative plural)
šuurukšekši (singular translative)
šuurukšiksi (plural translative)
šuurukšena (essive singular)
šuurukšina (essive plural)
šuurukšineh (comitative plural)
šuurukšetta (abessive singular)
šuurukšitta (abessive plural)
šuuruš (nominative singular)
šuurukšet (nominative plural)
šuurukšen (genitive singular)
šuurukšien (genitive plural)
šuurušta (partitive singular)
šuurukšie (partitive plural)
šuurukšeh (illative singular)
šuurukših (illative plural)
šuurukšešša (inessive singular)
šuurukšissa (inessive plural)
šuurukšešta (elative singular)
šuurukšista (elative plural)
šuurukšella (adessive singular)
šuurukšilla (adessive plural)
šuurukšelda (ablative singular)
šuurukšilda (ablative plural)
šuurukšekši (singular translative)
šuurukšiksi (plural translative)
šuurukšena (essive singular)
šuurukšina (essive plural)
šuurukšenke (comitative singular)
šuurukšinke (comitative plural)
šuurukšetta (abessive singular)
šuurukšitta (abessive plural)
kiitokšni (first-person possessive)
kiitokšš (possessive second-person)
kiitokšh (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *suurus, equivalent to šuuri (“big”) + -uš. Cognates include Finnish suurus and Veps suruz.


vieraš

vieraš (genitive vierahan, partitive vierašta)

vierahan (genitive)
vierašta (partitive)

From Proto-Finnic *veeras. Cognates include Finnish vieras and Veps veraz.


vieraš

vieraš (genitive vierahan, partitive vierašta, comparative vierahampi /vierahambi, superlative vierahin)

vierahan (genitive)
vierašta (partitive)
vierahampi (comparative)
vierahambi (comparative)
vierahin (superlative)
vieraš (nominative singular)
vierahat (nominative plural)
vierahan (genitive singular)
vierahien (genitive plural)
vierašta (partitive singular)
vierahie (partitive plural)
vierahah (illative singular)
vierahih (illative plural)
vierahašša (inessive singular)
vierahissa (inessive plural)
vierahašta (elative singular)
vierahista (elative plural)
vierahalla (adessive singular)
vierahilla (adessive plural)
vierahalta (ablative singular)
vierahilta (ablative plural)
vierahakši (singular translative)
vierahiksi (plural translative)
vierahana (essive singular)
vierahina (essive plural)
vierahineh (comitative plural)
vierahatta (abessive singular)
vierahitta (abessive plural)
vieraš (nominative singular)
vierahat (nominative plural)
vierahan (genitive singular)
vierahien (genitive plural)
vierašta (partitive singular)
vierahie (partitive plural)
vierahah (illative singular)
vierahih (illative plural)
vierahašša (inessive singular)
vierahissa (inessive plural)
vierahašta (elative singular)
vierahista (elative plural)
vierahalla (adessive singular)
vierahilla (adessive plural)
vierahalda (ablative singular)
vierahilda (ablative plural)
vierahakši (singular translative)
vierahiksi (plural translative)
vierahana (essive singular)
vierahina (essive plural)
vierahanke (comitative singular)
vierahinke (comitative plural)
vierahatta (abessive singular)
vierahitta (abessive plural)
vierahani (first-person possessive)
vierahaš (possessive second-person)
vierahah (possessive third-person)


rikaš

rikaš (genitive rikkahan, partitive rikašta, comparative rikkahampi /rikkahambi, superlative rikkahin)

rikkahan (genitive)
rikašta (partitive)
rikkahampi (comparative)
rikkahambi (comparative)
rikkahin (superlative)
rikaš (nominative singular)
rikkahat (nominative plural)
rikkahan (genitive singular)
rikkahien (genitive plural)
rikašta (partitive singular)
rikkahie (partitive plural)
rikkahah (illative singular)
rikkahih (illative plural)
rikkahašša (inessive singular)
rikkahissa (inessive plural)
rikkahašta (elative singular)
rikkahista (elative plural)
rikkahalla (adessive singular)
rikkahilla (adessive plural)
rikkahalta (ablative singular)
rikkahilta (ablative plural)
rikkahakši (singular translative)
rikkahiksi (plural translative)
rikkahana (essive singular)
rikkahina (essive plural)
rikkahineh (comitative plural)
rikkahatta (abessive singular)
rikkahitta (abessive plural)
rikaš (nominative singular)
rikkahat (nominative plural)
rikkahan (genitive singular)
rikkahien (genitive plural)
rikašta (partitive singular)
rikkahie (partitive plural)
rikkahah (illative singular)
rikkahih (illative plural)
rikkahašša (inessive singular)
rikkahissa (inessive plural)
rikkahašta (elative singular)
rikkahista (elative plural)
rikkahalla (adessive singular)
rikkahilla (adessive plural)
rikkahalda (ablative singular)
rikkahilda (ablative plural)
rikkahakši (singular translative)
rikkahiksi (plural translative)
rikkahana (essive singular)
rikkahina (essive plural)
rikkahanke (comitative singular)
rikkahinke (comitative plural)
rikkahatta (abessive singular)
rikkahitta (abessive plural)
rikkahani (first-person possessive)
rikkahaš (possessive second-person)
rikkahah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *rik'as. Cognates include Finnish rikas and Estonian rikas.


kaunisʹ

kaunisʹ (genitive kaunehen, partitive kaunisʹta)

kaunehen (genitive)
kaunisʹta (partitive)
kaunisʹ (nominative singular)
kaunehet (nominative plural)
kaunehen (genitive singular)
kaunehien (genitive plural)
kaunisʹta (partitive singular)
kaunehie (partitive plural)
kauneheh (illative singular)
kaunehih (illative plural)
kaunehešša (inessive singular)
kaunehissa (inessive plural)
kaunehešta (elative singular)
kaunehista (elative plural)
kaunehella (adessive singular)
kaunehilla (adessive plural)
kaunehelda (ablative singular)
kaunehilda (ablative plural)
kaunehekši (singular translative)
kaunehiksi (plural translative)
kaunehena (essive singular)
kaunehina (essive plural)
kaunehenke (comitative singular)
kaunehinke (comitative plural)
kaunehetta (abessive singular)
kaunehitta (abessive plural)
kauneheni (first-person possessive)
kauneheš (possessive second-person)
kauneheh (possessive third-person)

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type 19/<i class="Latn mention" lang="krl">kaunis</i>, no gradation

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


kangaš

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kangaš (genitive kangahan, partitive kangašta)

kangahan (genitive)
kangašta (partitive)
kangaš (nominative singular)
kangahat (nominative plural)
kangahan (genitive singular)
kangahien (genitive plural)
kangašta (partitive singular)
kangahie (partitive plural)
kangahah (illative singular)
kangahih (illative plural)
kangahašša (inessive singular)
kangahissa (inessive plural)
kangahašta (elative singular)
kangahista (elative plural)
kangahalla (adessive singular)
kangahilla (adessive plural)
kangahalda (ablative singular)
kangahilda (ablative plural)
kangahakši (singular translative)
kangahiksi (plural translative)
kangahana (essive singular)
kangahina (essive plural)
kangahanke (comitative singular)
kangahinke (comitative plural)
kangahatta (abessive singular)
kangahitta (abessive plural)
kangahani (first-person possessive)
kangahaš (possessive second-person)
kangahah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *kangas. Cognates include Finnish kangas and Veps kangaz.

(South Karelian) unfinished piece of cloth


kankaš

kankaš (genitive kankahan, partitive kankašta)

kankahan (genitive)
kankašta (partitive)
kankaš (nominative singular)
kankahat (nominative plural)
kankahan (genitive singular)
kankahien (genitive plural)
kankašta (partitive singular)
kankahie (partitive plural)
kankahah (illative singular)
kankahih (illative plural)
kankahašša (inessive singular)
kankahissa (inessive plural)
kankahašta (elative singular)
kankahista (elative plural)
kankahalla (adessive singular)
kankahilla (adessive plural)
kankahalta (ablative singular)
kankahilta (ablative plural)
kankahakši (singular translative)
kankahiksi (plural translative)
kankahana (essive singular)
kankahina (essive plural)
kankahineh (comitative plural)
kankahatta (abessive singular)
kankahitta (abessive plural)
kankahani (first-person possessive)
kankahaš (possessive second-person)
kankahah (possessive third-person)

(North Karelian) dunes overgrown with heather


hammaš

hammaš (genitive hampahan /hambahan, partitive hammašta, diminutive hampahaini /hambahane)

hampahan (genitive)
hambahan (genitive)
hammašta (partitive)
hampahaini (diminutive)
hambahane (diminutive)
hammaš (nominative singular)
hampahat (nominative plural)
hampahan (genitive singular)
hampahien (genitive plural)
hammašta (partitive singular)
hampahie (partitive plural)
hampahah (illative singular)
hampahih (illative plural)
hampahašša (inessive singular)
hampahissa (inessive plural)
hampahašta (elative singular)
hampahista (elative plural)
hampahalla (adessive singular)
hampahilla (adessive plural)
hampahalta (ablative singular)
hampahilta (ablative plural)
hampahakši (singular translative)
hampahiksi (plural translative)
hampahana (essive singular)
hampahina (essive plural)
hampahineh (comitative plural)
hampahatta (abessive singular)
hampahitta (abessive plural)
hammaš (nominative singular)
hambahat (nominative plural)
hambahan (genitive singular)
hambahien (genitive plural)
hammašta (partitive singular)
hambahie (partitive plural)
hambahah (illative singular)
hambahih (illative plural)
hambahašša (inessive singular)
hambahissa (inessive plural)
hambahašta (elative singular)
hambahista (elative plural)
hambahalla (adessive singular)
hambahilla (adessive plural)
hambahalda (ablative singular)
hambahilda (ablative plural)
hambahakši (singular translative)
hambahiksi (plural translative)
hambahana (essive singular)
hambahina (essive plural)
hambahanke (comitative singular)
hambahinke (comitative plural)
hambahatta (abessive singular)
hambahitta (abessive plural)
hampahani (first-person possessive)
hampahaš (possessive second-person)
hampahah (possessive third-person)
hambahani (first-person possessive)
hambahaš (possessive second-person)
hambahah (possessive third-person)

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

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

From Proto-Finnic *hambas. Cognates include Finnish hammas and Veps hambaz.


rahvaš

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rahvaš (genitive rahvahan, partitive rahvašta)

rahvahan (genitive)
rahvašta (partitive)
rahvaš (nominative singular)
rahvahat (nominative plural)
rahvahan (genitive singular)
rahvahien (genitive plural)
rahvašta (partitive singular)
rahvahie (partitive plural)
rahvahah (illative singular)
rahvahih (illative plural)
rahvahašša (inessive singular)
rahvahissa (inessive plural)
rahvahašta (elative singular)
rahvahista (elative plural)
rahvahalla (adessive singular)
rahvahilla (adessive plural)
rahvahalta (ablative singular)
rahvahilta (ablative plural)
rahvahakši (singular translative)
rahvahiksi (plural translative)
rahvahana (essive singular)
rahvahina (essive plural)
rahvahineh (comitative plural)
rahvahatta (abessive singular)
rahvahitta (abessive plural)
rahvaš (nominative singular)
rahvahat (nominative plural)
rahvahan (genitive singular)
rahvahien (genitive plural)
rahvašta (partitive singular)
rahvahie (partitive plural)
rahvahah (illative singular)
rahvahih (illative plural)
rahvahašša (inessive singular)
rahvahissa (inessive plural)
rahvahašta (elative singular)
rahvahista (elative plural)
rahvahalla (adessive singular)
rahvahilla (adessive plural)
rahvahalda (ablative singular)
rahvahilda (ablative plural)
rahvahakši (singular translative)
rahvahiksi (plural translative)
rahvahana (essive singular)
rahvahina (essive plural)
rahvahanke (comitative singular)
rahvahinke (comitative plural)
rahvahatta (abessive singular)
rahvahitta (abessive plural)
rahvahani (first-person possessive)
rahvahaš (possessive second-person)
rahvahah (possessive third-person)

From Proto-Finnic *rahvas. Cognates include Finnish rahvas and Veps rahvaz.


toži

toven (genitive)
totta (partitive)
toži (nominative singular)
tovet (nominative plural)
toven (genitive singular)
tožiloin (genitive plural)
totta (partitive singular)
tožiloida (partitive plural)
todeh (illative singular)
tožiloih (illative plural)
tovešša (inessive singular)
tožiloissa (inessive plural)
tovešta (elative singular)
tožiloista (elative plural)
tovella (adessive singular)
tožiloilla (adessive plural)
tovelda (ablative singular)
tožiloilda (ablative plural)
tovekši (singular translative)
tožiloiksi (plural translative)
todena (essive singular)
tožiloina (essive plural)
tovenke (comitative singular)
tožiloinke (comitative plural)
tovetta (abessive singular)
tožiloitta (abessive plural)
toveni (first-person possessive)
toveš (possessive second-person)
toveh (possessive third-person)

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

From Proto-Finnic *toci. Cognates include Finnish tosi and Veps tozi.


höberö

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höberö (genitive höberön, partitive höberyö)

höberön (genitive)
höberyö (partitive)
höberö (nominative singular)
höberöt (nominative plural)
höberön (genitive singular)
höberölöin (genitive plural)
höberyö (partitive singular)
höberölöidä (partitive plural)
höberöh (illative singular)
höberölöih (illative plural)
höberöššä (inessive singular)
höberölöissä (inessive plural)
höberöštä (elative singular)
höberölöistä (elative plural)
höberöllä (adessive singular)
höberölöillä (adessive plural)
höberöldä (ablative singular)
höberölöildä (ablative plural)
höberökši (singular translative)
höberölöiksi (plural translative)
höberönä (essive singular)
höberölöinä (essive plural)
höberönke (comitative singular)
höberölöinke (comitative plural)
höberöttä (abessive singular)
höberölöittä (abessive plural)
höberöni (first-person possessive)
höberöš (possessive second-person)
höberöh (possessive third-person)

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


maksankarvaine

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


tasaterä

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


pyyhkie

From Proto-Finnic *pühkidäk, possibly borrowed from Proto-Germanic *wiskijaną. Cognate with Finnish pyyhkiä, Estonian pühkima, Ingrian pyyhkiä, Ludian pühkida, Veps pühkta and Votic pühtšiä.


eglein

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


eklein

(North Karelian, dialectal) Alternative form of eklen


eläntä

eläntä (genitive elännän, partitive eläntyä, diminutive eläntäini)

elännän (genitive)
eläntyä (partitive)
eläntäini (diminutive)
eläntä (nominative singular)
elännät (nominative plural)
elännän (genitive singular)
eläntien (genitive plural)
eläntyä (partitive singular)
eläntie (partitive plural)
eläntäh (illative singular)
eläntih (illative plural)
elännäššä (inessive singular)
elännissä (inessive plural)
elännäštä (elative singular)
elännistä (elative plural)
elännällä (adessive singular)
elännillä (adessive plural)
elännältä (ablative singular)
elänniltä (ablative plural)
elännäkši (singular translative)
elänniksi (plural translative)
eläntänä (essive singular)
eläntinä (essive plural)
elännineh (comitative plural)
elännättä (abessive singular)
elännittä (abessive plural)
eläntäni (first-person possessive)
eläntäš (possessive second-person)
eläntäh (possessive third-person)

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

/ˈelʲænʲtʲæ/