олмэнч

олма, о̄ллмэ

олмэнч (olmenč) (plural олма, о̄ллмэ)

olmenč (romanization)
олма (plural)
о̄ллмэ (plural)
олмэнч (nominative singular)
олма (nominative singular)
о̄ллмэ (nominative plural)
о̄ллмэ (accusative singular)
о̄ллмэтҍ (accusative plural)
о̄ллмэ (genitive singular)
о̄ллмэе (genitive plural)
о̄ллмэ (genitive plural)
о̄ллмне (illative singular)
олмэнче (illative singular)
о̄ллмэтҍ (illative plural)
о̄ллмэсьт (locative singular)
о̄ллмэнҍ (locative plural)
о̄ллмэнҍ (comitative singular)
олмагуэйм (comitative plural)
о̄ллмаhта (abessive singular)
олмаха (abessive plural)
олмаеха (abessive plural)
о̄ллмэнҍ (essive)
о̄ллмэдтӭ (partitive)
олмэнч (nominative singular)
олма (nominative plural)
олма (accusative singular)
олматҍ (accusative plural)
олма (genitive singular)
олмае (genitive plural)
олмне (illative singular)
олмэнче (illative singular)
олматҍ (illative plural)
олмасьт (locative singular)
олманҍ (locative plural)
олманҍ (comitative singular)
олмагуэйм (comitative plural)
олмаhта (abessive singular)
олмаха (abessive plural)
олмаеха (abessive plural)
олмненҍ (essive)
олмэнченҍ (essive)
олмнедтӭ (partitive)
олмэнче (partitive)
о̄ллмэнч (alternative)

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олмэнч, олма

о̄ллмэе, о̄ллмэ

о̄ллмне, олмэнче

олмаха, олмаеха

олмне, олмэнче

олмаха, олмаеха

олмненҍ, олмэнченҍ

олмнедтӭ, олмэнче

From Proto-Samic *olmōńčë. Compare Northern Sami olmmoš or Skolt Sami ooumaž.

Коаввьнэнҍ со̄н о̄ллмэ, пыххьтэнҍ пэ̄ҏҏьтэ.


оалм

From Proto-Samic *ëlmāj. Compare Skolt Sami åålm.


оалмолма

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оалмолма (ålmolma)

ålmolma (romanization)
оалм олма (alternative)

From оалм (ålm, “male”) + олма (olma, “person; human”).


ка̄ллесь

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ка̄ллесь (kālljes’)

From Proto-Samic *kāllēs, from Proto-Germanic *karilaz. Cognates include Northern Sami gállis and Southern Sami gaellies.


оалм олма

оалм олма (ålm olma)


не̄ввр

From Proto-Samic *neavrē, ultimately from early Finnish *neürä (“humble”) (modern nöyrä). Compare Northern Sami neavri.


вӯйе

From Proto-Samic *vuojëtēk, from Proto-Uralic *uje-. Cognates include Northern Sami vuodjat and Ter Sami vïjjâd.


ча̄лльм

ча̄лльм (čāll’m)


чальмря̄ммчлэмпайй

чальмря̄ммчлэмпайй (čal’mreammčlempajj)

From чальм (čal’m, “eye”) + ря̄ммчлэм (reammčlem) + -пайй (-pajj, “a period of time; an event”), compare Skolt Sami čâʹlmmreäpččleʹm.


вуалта̄ххьт

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вуалта̄ххьт (vualtāxx’t)

vualtāxx’t (romanization)
вуалта̄ххьт (nominative singular)
вуалта̄хьт (nominative plural)
вуалта̄хьт (accusative singular)
вуалтоа̄хьтэтҍ (accusative plural)
вуалта̄хьт (genitive singular)
вуалтоа̄хьтэ (genitive plural)
вуалта̄ххта (singular)
вуалтоа̄хьтэтҍ (plural)
вуалта̄хьтэсьт (locative singular)
вуалтоа̄хьтэнҍ (locative plural)
вуалтоа̄хьтэнҍ (comitative singular)
вуалтоа̄хьтэгуэйм (comitative plural)
вуалта̄хьтха (abessive singular)
вуалтоа̄хьтэха (abessive plural)
вуалта̄ххьтэнҍ (essive)
вуалта̄ххьтэ (partitive)

From вуал- (vual-, “jaw”) + та̄ххьт (tāxx’t, “bone”). Compare Northern Sami oaloldákte or Inari Sami uáˈlultähti.


вуал-

From *oal-, contracted form of Proto-Samic *oalōl-, from Proto-Uralic *ola.
Cognates include Northern Sami oalul and Skolt Sami vuål-.


вуаллнешш

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вуаллнешш (vuallnješš)

From Proto-Samic *oalulëš (with dissimilation of the second *l), from earlier *oalulë-, from Proto-Samic *oalōl, from Proto-Uralic *ola.
Cognates include Skolt Sami vuålˈl’lõš (later vuålˈlõš) and Akkala Sami vallaš.

(obsolete) reindeer jawbone with tongue and flesh


вуаллдэгк

From вуал- (vual-, “jaw”) + дэгк (degk).


вуаллаш

вуаллаш (vuallaš)

Eveloped via syncope of -н- from an earlier trisyllabic form вуаллнешш (vuallnješš), from Proto-Samic *oalulëš, from earlier *oalulë-, from Proto-Samic *oalōl, from Proto-Uralic *ola.
Cognates include Skolt Sami vuålˈlõš and Akkala Sami vallaš.


лоа̄сст

лоа̄сст (lååsst)

lååsst (romanization)
лоа̄сст (nominative singular)
лоа̄ст (nominative plural)
лоа̄ст (accusative singular)
лоа̄стэтҍ (accusative plural)
лоа̄ст (genitive singular)
лоа̄стэ (genitive plural)
лоа̄сста (singular)
лоа̄стэтҍ (plural)
лоа̄стэсьт (locative singular)
лоа̄стэнҍ (locative plural)
лоа̄стэнҍ (comitative singular)
лоа̄стэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лоа̄стха (abessive singular)
лоа̄стэха (abessive plural)
лоа̄сстэнҍ (essive)
лоа̄сстэ (partitive)
лоасст (alternative)


кулльм

кулльм (kull’m)

From Proto-Samic *kulmē, from Proto-Finnic *kulma. Cognates include Northern Sami gulbmi and Estonian kulm.


а̄ррк

а̄ррк (ārrk)

ārrk (romanization)
а̄ррк (nominative singular)
а̄рк (nominative plural)
а̄рк (accusative singular)
а̄ркэтҍ (accusative plural)
а̄рк (genitive singular)
а̄ркэ (genitive plural)
оа̄рркэ (singular)
а̄ркэтҍ (plural)
а̄ркэсьт (locative singular)
а̄ркэнҍ (locative plural)
а̄ркэнҍ (comitative singular)
а̄ркэгуэйм (comitative plural)
а̄ркха (abessive singular)
а̄ркэха (abessive plural)
а̄рркэнҍ (essive)
а̄рркэ (partitive)
аррк (alternative)
оаррк (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *ārkë, from Finnish arki.
Cognates include Northern Sami árga and Inari Sami argâ.


а̄ррк

а̄ррк (ārrk)

ārrk (romanization)
аррк (alternative)
оаррк (alternative)

ferial; normal (day, non-festival or weekend day)


ыӈӈэ

From Proto-Samic *jëŋëtēk. Cognates include Northern Sami jakŋat (“to become bone-dry”) and Inari Sami iiŋŋâđ (“to dry, to dry out”).


ыӈас

From Proto-Samic *jëŋës. Cognates include Northern Sami jaŋas and Skolt Sami iiŋâs.


ло̄ссесь

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ло̄ссесь (lōssjes’)

sjd-adj

ло̄ссесь (lōssjes’)


са̄ммь

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са̄ммь (sāmm’)

From Proto-Samic *sāmē. Cognate with Northern Sami sápmi and Finnish suomi.


са̄ммь

са̄ммь (sāmm’)


са̄мь ря̄ввк оа̄з

са̄мь ря̄ввк оа̄з

са̄мь ря̄ввк оа̄з (sām’ reavvk ååz)


са̄мь тӣтэ туһк

са̄мь тӣтэ туһк

са̄мь тӣтэ туһк (sām’ tīte tuhk)


тӣтэ туһк

тӣтэ туһк (tīte tuhk)


се̄ббр

се̄ббр (sjēbbr)

sjēbbr (romanization)
се̄ббр (nominative singular)
съе̄бр (nominative plural)
съе̄бр (accusative singular)
сье̄брэтҍ (accusative plural)
съе̄бр (genitive singular)
сье̄брэ (genitive plural)
сье̄ббьрэ (singular)
сье̄брэтҍ (plural)
съе̄брэсьт (locative singular)
сье̄брэнҍ (locative plural)
сье̄брэнҍ (comitative singular)
сье̄брэгуэйм (comitative plural)
съе̄брха (abessive singular)
сье̄брэха (abessive plural)
съе̄ббрэнҍ (essive)
съе̄ббрэ (partitive)
се̄ббьр (alternative)

From earlier се̄ббьр (sjēbb’r), from Proto-Samic *seaprē, from Proto-Finnic *sëpra.
Related to Cognates include Finnish seura. Cognates include Northern Sami searvi and Skolt Sami seäʹrvv.


шаммерь

шаммерь (šammjer’)

From Proto-Samic *šëmērē, from Proto-Finnic *hamara. Cognates include Northern Sami šimir and Finnish hamara.


ло̄ссэ

ло̄ссэ (lōsse) (predicative of ло̄ссесь)

lōsse (romanization)
of ло̄ссесь (predicative)

From Proto-Samic *losē. Cognates include Northern Sami lossat and Inari Sami lussâd.


са̄ммьленч

са̄ммьленч (sāmm’ljenč)

From Proto-Samic *sāmēlāńčë. Cognate with Northern Sami sápmẹlaš and Inari Sami sämmilâš.


тӣрвас

тӣрвас (tīrvas)

From Proto-Finnic *terveh. Cognates include Northern Sami dearvvaš and Inari Sami tiervâs.


лӣйе

lījje (romanization)
лиййе (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *leatēk, from Proto-Uralic *le- (“to become”). Compare Northern Sami leat or Inari Sami leđe.

(possessor in locative case) to have, to possess

(auxiliary) Forms the perfect tense, together with a past participle.


а̄ррьп

а̄ррьп (ārr’p)

ārr’p (romanization)
а̄ррьп (nominative singular)
а̄рьп (nominative plural)
а̄рьп (accusative singular)
оа̄рьпэтҍ (accusative plural)
а̄рьп (genitive singular)
оа̄рьпэ (genitive plural)
а̄ррпа (singular)
оа̄рьпэтҍ (plural)
а̄рьпэсьт (locative singular)
оа̄рьпэнҍ (locative plural)
оа̄рьпэнҍ (comitative singular)
оа̄рьпэгуэйм (comitative plural)
а̄рьпха (abessive singular)
оа̄рьпэха (abessive plural)
а̄ррьпэнҍ (essive)
а̄ррьпэ (partitive)

Borrowed from a Finnic language, from Proto-Finnic *arpi.
Related to Finnish arpi. Cognates include Northern Sami árpa and Skolt Sami arbb.


вуэлькесь

вуэлькесь (vuel’kjes’)


кӯмпар

кӯмпар (kūmpar)

From Proto-Samic *kuompër, most likely of Slavic origin (compare Russian гу́ба́ (gúbá)).
Cognates include Northern Sami guoppar and Skolt Sami kuõbbâr.


пӯррь

пӯррь (pūrr’)

From Proto-Samic *puorē, Proto-Finno-Permic *para. Cognates include Northern Sami buorrẹ, Komi-Zyrian бур (bur) and Finnish paras.


пӯррь

пӯррь (pūrr’)


шӣг

From Proto-Samic *šiekë. Cognates include Northern Sami šiega, Skolt Sami šiõǥǥ and Ter Sami šign.


руччкэ

руччкэ (ruččke) (predicative of руччкесь)

ruččke (romanization)
of руччкесь (predicative)

From Proto-Samic *ručkë, related to Proto-Finnic *ruskëda. Cognates include Northern Sami ruškat, Skolt Sami ručkkâd and Finnish ruskea.


рошшкэ

рошшкэ (rošške) (predicative of ро̄шшкесь)

rošške (romanization)
of ро̄шшкесь (predicative)


кыӈал

кыӈал (kyŋal)

From Proto-Samic *kinël, cognates include Northern Sami ginal and Inari Sami kiinâl.

(obsolete) skin on a reindeer's lower jaw


кысста

From Proto-Samic *kistā, cognates include Northern Sami gistta and Skolt Sami ǩeeʹstes.


кысьтесь

кысьтесь (kys’tjes’)


кыссьтэ

кыссьтэ (kyss’te)


ка̄лльме

ка̄лльме (kāll’mje)


лаһп

lahp (romanization)
лаһп (nominative singular)
лабп (nominative plural)
лабп (accusative singular)
ла̄бпэтҍ (accusative plural)
лабп (genitive singular)
ла̄бпэ (genitive plural)
ла̄һпа (singular)
ла̄бпэтҍ (plural)
лабпэсьт (locative singular)
ла̄бпэнҍ (locative plural)
ла̄бпэнҍ (comitative singular)
ла̄бпэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лабпха (abessive singular)
ла̄бпэха (abessive plural)
лаһпэнҍ (essive)
лаһпэ (partitive)
лаххп (alternative)

Cognate with Skolt Sami lapp and Ter Sami лаһһп (lâhhp).


куэллт

From Proto-Samic *kōltō. Cognates include Northern Sami guoldu and Skolt Sami kuâldd.


куэллтэ

kuellte (romanization)
куэллте (alternative)


куэлльс

куэлльс (kuell’s)

kuell’s (romanization)
куэлльс (nominative singular)
куэльс (nominative plural)
куэльс (accusative singular)
куальсэтҍ (accusative plural)
куэльс (genitive singular)
куальсэ (genitive plural)
куэллса (singular)
куальсэтҍ (plural)
куэльсэсьт (locative singular)
куальсэнҍ (locative plural)
куальсэнҍ (comitative singular)
куальсэгуэйм (comitative plural)
куэльсха (abessive singular)
куальсэха (abessive plural)
куэлльсэнҍ (essive)
куэлльсэ (partitive)

/ˈku̯ɛlʲːsʲ/

From Proto-Samic *koalsē. Сognates include Northern Sami goalsi and Inari Sami kuálsi.

Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser#Translingual

(obsolete) common merganser; Mergus merganser


куаррӈэ

куаррӈэ (kuarrŋe)

From Proto-Samic *koarŋōtēk. Cognates include Northern Sami goargŋut, Inari Sami kuárˈŋuđ and Skolt Sami kuärŋŋad.


куашшкэ

куашшкэ (kuašške)

kuašške (romanization)
куа̄шкхэ (alternative)
куа̄шшкэ (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *koaškōtēk. Cognates include Northern Sami goaikut, Inari Sami kuášˈkuđ and Skolt Sami kuäškkad.


куа̄шкхэ

куа̄шкхэ (kuāškxe)


куа̄шшкэ

куа̄шшкэ (kuāšške)


мэ̄ннэ

мэ̄ннэ (mēnne)

From Proto-Samic *mënëtēk, Proto-Uralic *mene-, may be akin to Proto-Indo-European *menH- (compare Welsh myned). Cognates include Northern Sami mannat and Inari Sami moonnâđ.


-эшкуэдтӭ

/ˈˌɛʃku̯ɛd̥͡tʲɛ/

по̄ррэ (pōrre, “to eat”) + -эшкуэдтӭ (-eškuedt’e) → по̄рэшкуэдтӭ (pōreškuedt’e, “to begin to eat”)

моа̄йнсэ (mååjnse, “to tell; to narrate”) + -эшкуэдтӭ (-eškuedt’e) → моа̄йнсэшкудтӭ (mååjnseškudt’e, “to begin to tell”)


-уэдтӭ

/ˈˌu̯ɛd̥͡tʲɛ/

вуэӆӆькэ (vuel̥l̥’ke, “to glitter; to sparkle”) + -уэдтӭ (-uedt’e) → вуэӆӆькуэдтӭ (vuel̥l̥’kuedt’e, “to begin to glitter; to begin to sparkle”)

ло̄гкэ (lōgke, “to read; to count”) + -уэдтӭ (-uedt’e) → ло̄гкуэдтӭ (lōgkuedt’e, “to begin to read; to begin to count”)


-гуэдтӭ

-guedt’e (romanization)
-эшкуэдтӭ (alternative)
-уэдтӭ (alternative)

/ˈˌɡu̯ɛd̥͡tʲɛ/

ла̄ввлэ (lāvvle, “to sing”) + -гуэдтӭ (-guedt’e) → ла̄ввлгуэдтӭ (lāvvlguedt’e, “to begin to sing”)

оаввлэ (åvvle, “to scream; to yell”) + -гуэдтӭ (-guedt’e) → оаввлгуэдтӭ (åvvlguedt’e, “to begin to scream; to begin to yell”)

Forms inchoative verbs, indicating the beginning of an action.


ко̄дтэ

ко̄дтэ (kōdte)

From Proto-Samic *koδëtēk. Cognates include Northern Sami gođđat and Inari Sami kuuđđâđ.


ко̄ллкэ

ко̄ллкэ (kōllke)

From Proto-Samic *kolkētēk, from Proto-Uralic *kulke-.

to run through, to pass through (of water)


по̄рэшкуэдтӭ

по̄рэшкуэдтӭ (pōreškuedt’e)

From по̄ррэ (pōrre, “to eat”) + -шкуэдтӭ (-škuedt’e).


моа̄йнсэшкудтӭ

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моа̄йнсэшкудтӭ (mååjnseškudt’e)

From моа̄йнас (mååjnas, “to tell; to narrate”) + -шкуэдтӭ (-škuedt’e).


по̄ррмушш

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по̄ррмушш (pōrrmušš)

pōrrmušš (romanization)
по̄ррмушш (nominative singular)
по̄ррмуж (nominative plural)
по̄ррмуж (accusative singular)
по̄ррмужэтҍ (accusative plural)
по̄ррмуж (genitive singular)
по̄ррмужэ (genitive plural)
по̄ррмушша (singular)
по̄ррмужэтҍ (plural)
по̄ррмужэсьт (locative singular)
по̄ррмужэнҍ (locative plural)
по̄ррмужэнҍ (comitative singular)
по̄ррмужэгуэйм (comitative plural)
по̄ррмужха (abessive singular)
по̄ррмужэха (abessive plural)
по̄ррмушшэнҍ (essive)
по̄ррмушшэ (partitive)

From по̄ррэ (pōrre, “to eat”) + -мушш (-mušš).


коаммьрэ

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коаммьрэ (kåmm’re)

kåmm’re (romanization)
коаммьре (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *komērtētēk. Cognates include Northern Sami gopmirdit and Skolt Sami kåʹmrded.


коаммьре

коаммьре (kåmm’rje)


коаммьрэмушш

коаммьрэмушш (kåmm’remušš)

kåmm’remušš (romanization)
коаммьрэмушш (nominative singular)
коаммьрэмуж (nominative plural)
коаммьрэмуж (accusative singular)
коаммьрэмужэтҍ (accusative plural)
коаммьрэмуж (genitive singular)
коаммьрэмужэ (genitive plural)
коаммьрэмушша (singular)
коаммьрэмужэтҍ (plural)
коаммьрэмужэсьт (locative singular)
коаммьрэмужэнҍ (locative plural)
коаммьрэмужэнҍ (comitative singular)
коаммьрэмужэгуэйм (comitative plural)
коаммьрэмужха (abessive singular)
коаммьрэмужэха (abessive plural)
коаммьрэмушшэнҍ (essive)
коаммьрэмушшэ (partitive)
коаммьремушш (alternative)

/ˈkɒmʲːrʲɛmuʃː/

From коаммьрэ (kåmm’re, “to bow”) + -мушш (-mušš).


коаммьремушш

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коаммьремушш (kåmm’rjemušš)

коаммьрэмушш

коаммьрэмушш#Kildin_Sami

Alternative form of коаммьрэмушш (kåmm’remušš)


коабпь

коабпь (kåbp’)

From Proto-Samic *kopē. Cognates include Northern Sami gohpi and Skolt Sami kååʹpp.


ко̄ссэ

ко̄ссэ (kōsse)

From ко̄сс (kōss), from Russian коса (kosa).


ко̄ссэ

ко̄ссэ (kōsse)

From Proto-Samic *kosëtēk. Cognates include Northern Sami gossat and Inari Sami kuussâđ.


ко̄сс

ко̄сс (kōss)


ко̄сс

ко̄сс (kōss)

(obsolete) cough (condition that causes one to cough)


коассь

коассь (kåss’)

Borrowed from Russian коса (kosa), Old East Slavic коса (kosa), from Proto-Slavic *kosa, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kāˀsā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *kes- (“to comb, scratch”).


кӯдтӭ

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кӯдтӭ (kūdt’e)

From Proto-Samic *kuoδētēk. Cognates include Northern Sami guođđit and Skolt Sami kueʹđđed.


кӯдц

From Proto-Samic *kuoccëk (“rotten”). Cognates include Northern Sami guođđit and Inari Sami kuocâ.


куййм

kujjm (romanization)
куййм (nominative singular)
куйм (nominative plural)
куйм (accusative singular)
куймэтҍ (accusative plural)
куйм (genitive singular)
куймэ (genitive plural)
куэййма (singular)
куймэтҍ (plural)
куймэсьт (locative singular)
куймэнҍ (locative plural)
куймэнҍ (comitative singular)
куймэгуэйм (comitative plural)
куймха (abessive singular)
куймэха (abessive plural)
куйймэнҍ (essive)
куйймэ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *kuojmē. Compare Northern Sami guoibmi and Inari Sami kyeiˈmi. Doublet of ка̄ййм (kājjm).


кӯзэӈӈьк

кӯзэӈӈьк (kūzeŋŋ’k)

kūzeŋŋ’k (romanization)
кӯзэӈӈьк (nominative singular)
кӯзэӈӈьк (nominative plural)
кӯзэӈӈьк (accusative singular)
кӯзэӈӈькэтҍ (accusative plural)
кӯзэӈӈьк (genitive singular)
кӯзэӈӈькэ (genitive plural)
кӯзэӈӈка (singular)
кӯзэӈӈькэтҍ (plural)
кӯзэӈӈькэсьт (locative singular)
кӯзэӈӈькэнҍ (locative plural)
кӯзэӈӈькэнҍ (comitative singular)
кӯзэӈӈькэгуэйм (comitative plural)
кӯзэӈӈькха (abessive singular)
кӯзэӈӈькэха (abessive plural)
кӯзэӈӈькэнҍ (essive)
кӯзэӈӈькэ (partitive)

/ˈkuːzɛŋʲːkʲ/

From Proto-Samic *kuoksëŋkē. Compare Northern Sami guovssat, Skolt Sami kuusiǩ and Ter Sami кы̄ссыӈӈьк (kï̄ssïŋŋʼk).

cog

Ter Sami кы̄ссыӈӈьк (kï̄ssïŋŋʼk)

Perisoreus infaustus
Perisoreus infaustus#Translingual


куэфс

From Proto-Samic *kuoksōj. Compare Northern Sami guovssu and Inari Sami kuávsui.


кӯлл

From Proto-Samic *kuolë. Compare Northern Sami guolla and Skolt Sami kuõl.


коа̄бблэ

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коа̄бблэ (kååbble)


куэм

From Proto-Samic *kuomōj, probably related with Proto-Germanic *gōmô. Compare Northern Sami guomu and Inari Sami kuámui.


кӯннҍтэ

кӯннҍтэ (kūnn’te)

From Proto-Samic *kuontētēk, from Proto-Uralic *kanta-. Cognates include Finnish kantaa and Northern Sami guoddit.

to transfer, to carry, to transport (somewhere)


кӯсскэ

кӯсскэ (kūsske)

From Proto-Samic *kuosŋëtēk. Cognates include Northern Sami guoskat and Skolt Sami kuõskkâd.


куһт

kuht (romanization)
куһт (nominative singular)
кудт (nominative plural)
кудт (accusative singular)
кудтэтҍ (accusative plural)
кудт (genitive singular)
кудтэ (genitive plural)
куһтӭ (singular)
кудтэтҍ (plural)
кудтэсьт (locative singular)
кудтэнҍ (locative plural)
кудтэнҍ (comitative singular)
кудтэгуэйм (comitative plural)
кудтха (abessive singular)
кудтэха (abessive plural)
куһтэнҍ (essive)
куһтэ (partitive)
куххт (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *kutë (“fish sausage”). Compare Pite Sami guhta and Ter Sami kutte.

(obsolete) sausage made from fish intestine stuffed with flour and fat


куҏҏьт

куҏҏьт (kur̥r̥’t)

kur̥r̥’t (romanization)
куҏҏьт (nominative singular)
куҏьт (nominative plural)
куҏьт (accusative singular)
куҏьтэтҍ (accusative plural)
куҏьт (genitive singular)
куҏьтэ (genitive plural)
куҏҏта (singular)
куҏьтэтҍ (plural)
куҏьтэсьт (locative singular)
куҏьтэнҍ (locative plural)
куҏьтэнҍ (comitative singular)
куҏьтэгуэйм (comitative plural)
куҏьтха (abessive singular)
куҏьтэха (abessive plural)
куҏҏьтэнҍ (essive)
куҏҏьтэ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *kurttē (“loon”).
Compare Northern Sami kurtte (“meat from slaughtered animal's neck”) and Lule Sami gurtte (“red-throated loon”).


курр

From Proto-Samic *kurë. Compare Northern Sami gurra, Inari Sami kurrâ and Ter Sami курр (kurr).


ло̄а̄ййтъе

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ло̄а̄ййтъе (lōājjt’e)

Alternative form of лоа̄ййтъе (lååjjt’e)


лоаййтъе

лоаййтъе (låjjt’e)


лоа̄ййтъе

лоа̄ййтъе (lååjjt’e)

lååjjt’e (romanization)
ло̄а̄ййтъе (alternative)
лоаййтъе (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *lājδëjëtēk, from Proto-Germanic *laidijaną. Cognates include English lead, Northern Sami láidet and Skolt Sami laiʹddjed.


ка̄ккш

ка̄ккш (kākkš)

kākkš (romanization)
ка̄ккш (nominative singular)
ка̄кш (nominative plural)
ка̄кш (accusative singular)
ка̄кшэтҍ (accusative plural)
ка̄кш (genitive singular)
ка̄кшэ (genitive plural)
коа̄ккшэ (singular)
ка̄кшэтҍ (plural)
ка̄кшэсьт (locative singular)
ка̄кшэнҍ (locative plural)
ка̄кшэнҍ (comitative singular)
ка̄кшэгуэйм (comitative plural)
ка̄кшха (abessive singular)
ка̄кшэха (abessive plural)
ка̄ккшэнҍ (essive)
ка̄ккшэ (partitive)
ка̄ккш (nominative singular)
ка̄вш (nominative plural)
ка̄вш (accusative singular)
ка̄вшэтҍ (accusative plural)
ка̄вш (genitive singular)
ка̄вшэ (genitive plural)
ка̄ккшэ (singular)
ка̄вшэтҍ (plural)
ка̄вшэсьт (locative singular)
ка̄вшэнҍ (locative plural)
ка̄вшэнҍ (comitative singular)
ка̄вшэгуэйм (comitative plural)
ка̄вшха (abessive singular)
ка̄вшэха (abessive plural)
ка̄ккшэнҍ (essive)
ка̄ккшэ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *kāvšō, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Northern Sami gákšu (“she-wolf”) and Ter Sami ка̄ккша (kâ̄kkšâ).
May be related to Skolt Sami kašš (“bitch (female dog)”).

(specialised, dog-breeding) A female dog or other canine, particularly a recent mother.

specialised; dog-breeding; specialised; dog-breeding


ка̄ршар

ка̄ршар (kāršar)

Cognates include Skolt Sami kaʹrštar, Inari Sami karštil (“Russian”) and Northern Sami -gáreš.

(obsolete) Alternative form of ка̄ршэл (kāršel): a female Russian


ле̄ййп

liejjp (romanization)
ле̄ййп (nominative singular)
лъе̄йп (nominative plural)
лъе̄йп (accusative singular)
лӣйпэтҍ (accusative plural)
лъе̄йп (genitive singular)
лӣйпэ (genitive plural)
лья̄ййпа (singular)
лӣйпэтҍ (plural)
лъе̄йпэсьт (locative singular)
лӣйпэнҍ (locative plural)
лӣйпэнҍ (comitative singular)
лӣйпэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лъе̄йпха (abessive singular)
лӣйпэха (abessive plural)
лъе̄ййпэнҍ (essive)
лъе̄ййпэ (partitive)

Borrowed from Finnish leipä, from Proto-Germanic *hlaibaz. Cognates include Skolt Sami leiʹbb, English loaf and Russian хлеб (xleb).


чуэннҍ

чуэннҍ (čuenn’)

/ˈt͡ʃʲu̯ɛnʲː/

From Proto-Samic *čoanē, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *ćona. Cognates include Southern Sami tjåenieh and Ter Sami чыэннӭ (čïenn’e). Related to Northern Sami čoanohas.

(obsolete) type of toboggan or sledge without runners, suitable for carrying goods or people in deep snow, usually drawn by a man or a reindeer


ка̄фтэль

ка̄фтэль (kāftel’)

Related to Ter Sami ка̄фтоля (kâ̄ftolʼâ).


вуэҏстэль

вуэҏстэль (vuer̥stel’)

Related to Ter Sami э̄рстолля (ērstollʼâ).


вуайкэ

(dialectal, Ār’sjōgk) Alternative form of гуэйкэ (guejke)


мӣһкь

мӣһкь (mīhk’)

mīhk’ (romanization)
мӣһкь (nominative singular)
мӣгкь (nominative plural)
мӣгкь (accusative singular)
мӣгкъетҍ (accusative plural)
мӣгкь (genitive singular)
мӣгкъе (genitive plural)
мӣһка (singular)
мӣгкъетҍ (plural)
мӣгкъесьт (locative singular)
мӣгкъенҍ (locative plural)
мӣгкъенҍ (comitative singular)
мӣгкъегуэйм (comitative plural)
мӣгкьха (abessive singular)
мӣгкъеха (abessive plural)
мӣһкъенҍ (essive)
мӣһкъе (partitive)
мӣһкь (nominative singular)
мӣгкь (nominative plural)
мӣгкь (accusative singular)
мӣгкъетҍ (accusative plural)
мӣгкь (genitive singular)
мӣгкъе (genitive plural)
мъе̄һка (singular)
мӣгкъетҍ (plural)
мӣгкъесьт (locative singular)
мӣгкъенҍ (locative plural)
мӣгкъенҍ (comitative singular)
мӣгкъегуэйм (comitative plural)
мӣгкьха (abessive singular)
мӣгкъеха (abessive plural)
мӣһкъенҍ (essive)
мӣһкъе (partitive)
мӣххьк (alternative)
миххьк (alternative)

Borrowed from Finnish miekka, from Proto-Finnic *mëëkka, from Proto-Germanic *mēkijaz. Related to Northern Sami miehkki and Skolt Sami mieʹǩǩ.


оаввт

оаввт (åvvt)

åvvt (romanization)
оаввт (nominative singular)
оавт (nominative plural)
оавт (accusative singular)
оавтэтҍ (accusative plural)
оавт (genitive singular)
оавтэ (genitive plural)
оаввьтэ (singular)
оавтэтҍ (plural)
оавтэсьт (locative singular)
оавтэнҍ (locative plural)
оавтэнҍ (comitative singular)
оавтэгуэйм (comitative plural)
оавтха (abessive singular)
оавтэха (abessive plural)
оаввтэнҍ (essive)
оаввтэ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *(h)āvtë, compare Northern Sami hávda and Ter Sami а̄ввт (â̄vvt).

Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima#Translingual

(obsolete) common eider; Somateria mollissima


туарр

Proto-Samic *toarō, from Proto-Uralic *torɜ. Cognates include Finnish torua, Northern Sami doarru and Ter Sami тоарра (toarra).


ла̄ҋҋтэ

ла̄ҋҋтэ (lāj̥j̥te)

lāj̥j̥te (romanization)
ла̄јјтэ (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *lājttētēk, from Proto-Finnic *lagittadak, probably from Proto-Germanic *lahaną. Compare Finnish laittaa (“to criticize”) (dated) and Northern Sami láitit.


ла̄јјтэ

ла̄јјтэ (lāj̥j̥te)


лоа̄ххтэ

лоа̄ххтэ (lååxxte)

lååxxte (romanization)
ло̄а̄ххтэ (alternative)
лоаххтэ (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *lāktëtēk. Compare Northern Sami láktat and Inari Sami lahtâđ.


ло̄а̄ххтэ

ло̄а̄ххтэ (lōāxxte)


лоаххтэ

лоаххтэ (låxxte)


ла̄лле

ла̄лле (lāllje)

From Proto-Samic *lāktëtēk. Compare Northern Sami lállit and Skolt Sami lääʹlled.


ла̄ммч

ла̄ммч (lāmmč)

lāmmč (romanization)
ла̄ммч (nominative singular)
ла̄мч (nominative plural)
ла̄мч (accusative singular)
лоа̄мчетҍ (accusative plural)
ла̄мч (genitive singular)
лоа̄мче (genitive plural)
ла̄ммча (singular)
лоа̄мчетҍ (plural)
ла̄мчесьт (locative singular)
лоа̄мченҍ (locative plural)
лоа̄мченҍ (comitative singular)
лоа̄мчегуэйм (comitative plural)
ла̄мчха (abessive singular)
лоа̄мчеха (abessive plural)
ла̄ммченҍ (essive)
ла̄ммче (partitive)

[laˑm̥ʲːt͡ʃʲ]

[lɑ̟ˑm̥ʲːt͡ʃʲ]

Proto-Samic *lāmčē, from Proto-Finnic *lämcä, of unknown further origin.
Cognates include Finnish lämsä, Northern Sami lávži and Skolt Sami läʹbǯǯ. Doublet of ле̄ӎӎьк (liem̥m̥’k, “strap”), which was borrowed from Russian лямка (ljamka).


цӯһп

From Proto-Samic *cuoppë. Cognates include Northern Sami cuohppa and Inari Sami cuopˈpâ.


ла̄һп

ла̄һп (lāhp)

From Proto-Samic *(s)lāppō, from unknown origin, it is thought to belong to a lost substrate language. Cognates include Northern Sami láhppu and Inari Sami láppu.


вуэһпэ

From Proto-Samic *vuoppōtēk, cognates include Finnish appaa and Northern Sami vuohpput.


вуэһць

вуэһць (vuehc’)

vuehc’ (romanization)
вуэххьц (alternative)

Borrowed from Finnic language; compare Finnish otsa. Cognates include Ter Sami [script needed] (ᵛi̮ə̑ɔ̄t̜s̜ɛ) and Akkala Sami [script needed] (oats).

cog

ᵛi̮ə̑ɔ̄t̜s̜ɛ


воа̄һп

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воа̄һп (vååhp)

vååhp (romanization)
воа̄һп (nominative singular)
воа̄бп (nominative plural)
воа̄бп (accusative singular)
воа̄бпэтҍ (accusative plural)
воа̄бп (genitive singular)
воа̄бпэ (genitive plural)
воа̄һпэ (singular)
воа̄бпэтҍ (plural)
воа̄бпэсьт (locative singular)
воа̄бпэнҍ (locative plural)
воа̄бпэнҍ (comitative singular)
воа̄бпэгуэйм (comitative plural)
воа̄бпха (abessive singular)
воа̄бпэха (abessive plural)
воа̄һпэнҍ (essive)
воа̄һпэ (partitive)

Related to Northern Sami spábba (“ball”), Lule Sami sváhppa and Skolt Sami vapp.

(obsolete) birch polypore, tinder fungus


поабпхэ

поабпхэ (påbpxe)

From Russian попадать (popadatʹ), cognates include Skolt Sami poppeed and Ter Sami побпалед (pobpâlʼed), related to поһпле (pohplje).

to get (into a negative position or situation)


поһпле

From Russian попадать (popadatʹ), cognates include Skolt Sami poppeed and Ter Sami побпалед (pobpâlʼed).


тылльй

тылльй (tyll’j)

tyll’j (romanization)
тылльй (nominative singular)
тыльй (nominative plural)
тыльй (accusative singular)
тыльетҍ (accusative plural)
тыльй (genitive singular)
тылье (genitive plural)
тыллья (singular)
тыльетҍ (plural)
тыльесьт (locative singular)
тыльенҍ (locative plural)
тыльенҍ (comitative singular)
тыльегуэйм (comitative plural)
тыльйха (abessive singular)
тыльеха (abessive plural)
тылльенҍ (essive)
тыллье (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *tiljā, borrowing from North Germanic (compare Old Norse þilja), from Proto-Germanic *þiljǭ.
Cognates include Inari Sami tiljá, Northern Sami dilljá and Finnish teljo.

(boats, obsolete) thwart (oarsman’s transverse seat)


пеһпарь

pjehpar’ (romanization)
пеххьпарь (alternative)
пыххьпэрь (alternative)
пыххьперь (alternative)
пиххьперь (alternative)
пиххьпарь (alternative)

Borrowed from Finnish pippuri. Related to Northern Sami bihppor.

pepper (plant of the family Piperaceae and spice prepared from the berries of this plant)


шкоа̄һп

шкоа̄һп (škååhp)

škååhp (romanization)
шкоа̄ххп (alternative)
шкоаһп (alternative)
шко̄а̄хп (alternative)

Borrowed from Russian шкаф (škaf) or alternatively more recent form шкап (škap). Related to Skolt Sami škaapp.


шля̄һп

шля̄һп (šleahp)

šleahp (romanization)
шляххп (alternative)
шля̄ххп (alternative)

Borrowed from Russian шляпа (šljapa). Related to Skolt Sami šleäpp.


вӯсьт

вӯсьт (vūs’t)

From Proto-Samic *vuostē, from Proto-Uralic *wasta (“a place opposite or across”).
Cognates include Finnish vasta-, Northern Sami vuosti. Somehow related to вуэсстла (vuesstla) and Northern Sami vuostá.

der

counter-, head... (coming from in front, coming from the opposite direction)


вӯсьт

head

вӯсьт (vūs’t)


вуэсстла

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

first-person singular present indicative of вуэсстлэ (vuesstle)


вэнс

From Proto-Samic *vënës, from Proto-Finno-Permic *weneše.
Related to Finnish vene. Cognates include Northern Sami vanas, Skolt Sami võõnâs and Akkala Sami выэнас (vyenas).


кӣлесь

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кӣлесь (kīljes’)

From Proto-Samic *kēlēs. Somehow related to Finnish kielas. Cognate include Northern Sami gielis and Skolt Sami ǩeeʹles.


кӣлесь

кӣлесь (kīljes’)


кӣллэ

кӣллэ (kīlle)

(obsolete) to gossip, to tattle, to chitchat


маннь

From Proto-Samic *mëńē, from Proto-Uralic *mińä.
Related to Hungarian meny and Finnish miniä. Compare Northern Sami mannji, Akkala Sami маннь (mannj) and Inari Sami maṇje.


таввь

таввь (tavv’)

From Proto-Samic *tëvē, from Proto-Uralic *tiwä. Related to Finnish syvä. Compare Northern Sami davvi.


таввь

таввь (tavv’)


таввял

Ultimately from Proto-Samic *tëvē, from Proto-Uralic *tiwä.
Related to Finnish syvä. Compare Northern Sami davvi, Akkala Sami [script needed] (tavval) and Skolt Sami [Term?] (ta̮vvaл).


таввь-вуэррьель

таввь-вуэррьель

таввь-вуэррьель (tavv’-vuerr’’el’)


вуэррьель

вуэррьель (vuerr’’el’)

вуэрьйлыгке

a little more northwest (also: to the north)

вуэрьйгоараш

вуэрьйкӣлл

language of Sami living in the northwest

вуэрьйпӣӈӈк

(obsolete) Alternative form of вуэррьял (vuerr’’al)


вуэррьял

вуэррьял (vuerr’’al)

vuerr’’al (romanization)
вуэрьялл (alternative)
вуэрьял (alternative)
вуэррьель (alternative)

Ultimately from Proto-Samic *oarjē (“south”). May be related to Finnish orja.
Cognates include Northern Sami oarji, Skolt Sami vuäʹrjjel- and Ter Sami выэррье (vïerrʼje, “north”).

вуэррьель вуэррьель

(obsolete or dialectal) northwest (see вуэррьель)


вуэрьял

вуэрьял (vuer’’al)


вуэрьялл

вуэрьялл (vuer’’all)


рыннт-вуэррьель

рыннт-вуэррьель

рыннт-вуэррьель (rynnt-vuerr’’el’)


ꞩ

Unified Northern Alphabet
w:Unified Northern Alphabet

(obsolete) A letter of the Unified Northern Alphabet.


ма̄ййт

ма̄ййт (mājjt)

Borrowed from Finnish maito, from Proto-Finnic *maito.
Compare Skolt Sami mäidd- (as in mäiddneäʹttel), Kemi Sami [Term?] (maid’do), Ter Sami [script needed] (ma͕ī̭ᵈta) and Akkala Sami [script needed] (mait).


соагкнэһкь

соагкнэһкь (sågknehk’)

Alternative form of соа̄гкнэһкь (såågknehk’)


нэ̄мм

нэ̄мм (nēmm)


соагк

соагк (sågk)


соа̄гк

соа̄гк (såågk)

såågk (romanization)
соагк (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *sākë, from a North Germanic language (see Old Norse saga); compare Skolt Sami saakk and Ter Sami са̄гка (sâ̄gkâ).


соа̄гкнэһкь

соа̄гкнэһкь (såågknehk’)

såågknehk’ (romanization)
соагкнэһкь (alternative)
соа̄гкнэххьк (alternative)

From соа̄гк (såågk, “word”) + -нэһкь (-nehk’).


-нэһкь

-nehk’ (romanization)
-нэххьк (alternative)

Borrowed from Russian -ник (-nik).
Related to Ingrian -nikka, Latvian -nieks and Estonian -nik.

соа̄гк (såågk, “word”) + -нэһкь (-nehk’) → соа̄гкнэһкь (såågknehk’, “dictionary”)

пӣрас (pīras, “family”) + -нэһкь (-nehk’) → пӣраснэһкь (pīrasnehk’, “family man”)

пуаз (puaz, “reindeer”) + -нэһкь (-nehk’) → пуазнэһкь (puaznehk’, “person with personal reindeer”)

Appended to noun stems, creating noun, usually denoting a professional, performer, adherent, place, object, tool or a feature.


са̄ннҍкыррьй

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са̄ннҍкыррьй (sānn’kyrr’j)

From са̄ннҍ (sānn’, “word”) + кыррьй (kyrr’j, “book; pattern”).


са̄ннҍнэһкь

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са̄ннҍнэһкь (sānn’nehk’)

sānn’nehk’ (romanization)
са̄ннҍнэххьк (alternative)

From са̄ннҍ (sānn’, “word”) + -нэһкь (-nehk’).

affix

(Kildin), соа̄гкнэһкь (såågknehk’) (Lovozero)


са̄ннҍ

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са̄ннҍ (sānn’)

Probably borrowed from a Finnic language, related to Finnish sana.

N. E. Afanasjeva with R. D. Kuruch, E. I. Mechkina, A. A. Antonova, L. D. Jakovlev, B. A. Gluhov (1985) R. D. Kuruch, editor, Саамско-русский словарь (кильдинский диалект) [Sámi-Russian dictionary (Kildin dialect)], Русский язык
Тэнн баяс са̄ннҍ эллей.
There was no talk of this.

spell, incantation (a special sequence of words with a magic effect)


а̄һклэӈӈк

а̄һклэӈӈк (āhkleŋŋk)

āhkleŋŋk (romanization)
а̄һклэӈӈк (nominative singular)
а̄һклэӈк (nominative plural)
а̄һклэӈк (accusative singular)
а̄һклэӈкэтҍ (accusative plural)
а̄һклэӈк (genitive singular)
а̄һклэӈкэ (genitive plural)
а̄һклэӈӈькэ (singular)
а̄һклэӈкэтҍ (plural)
а̄һклэӈкэсьт (locative singular)
а̄һклэӈкэнҍ (locative plural)
а̄һклэӈкэнҍ (comitative singular)
а̄һклэӈкэгуэйм (comitative plural)
а̄һклэӈкха (abessive singular)
а̄һклэӈкэха (abessive plural)
а̄һклэӈӈкэнҍ (essive)
а̄һклэӈӈкэ (partitive)
а̄һклиӈӈьк (alternative)
а̄ххклэӈӈк (alternative)

Uncertain, but related to Russian аку́ла (akúla), Skolt Sami akkli, Northern Sami áhkạlakkis, Norwegian håkjerring, Old Norse hákarl.


радива

radiva (romanization)
радиво (alternative)
радио (alternative)


цоа̄рр

цоа̄рр (cåårr)

From Russian царь (carʹ). Compare Skolt Sami caarr and Ter Sami ца̄рр (câ̄rr).

(obsolete)


чирмах

чирмах (čirmax)

čirmax (romanization)
чӣрмэх (alternative)

Related to Finnish kermikkä. Cognate with Northern Sami čearpmat, Southern Sami tjearmehke, Lule Sami tjermak, Inari Sami čiermih, Skolt Sami čiõrmiǩ and Akkala Sami [script needed] (čirmek).


цоа̄ра̄һкь

цоа̄ра̄һкь (cåårāhk’)

cåårāhk’ (romanization)
цоа̄ра̄һкь (nominative singular)
цоа̄ра̄кь (nominative plural)
цоа̄ра̄кь (accusative singular)
цоа̄роа̄къетҍ (accusative plural)
цоа̄ра̄кь (genitive singular)
цоа̄роа̄къе (genitive plural)
цоа̄ра̄һка (singular)
цоа̄роа̄къетҍ (plural)
цоа̄ра̄къесьт (locative singular)
цоа̄роа̄къенҍ (locative plural)
цоа̄роа̄къенҍ (comitative singular)
цоа̄роа̄къегуэйм (comitative plural)
цоа̄ра̄кьха (abessive singular)
цоа̄роа̄къеха (abessive plural)
цоа̄ра̄һкъенҍ (essive)
цоа̄ра̄һкъе (partitive)
цоа̄рр а̄ххьк (alternative)

From цоа̄рр (cåårr) + а̄һкь (āhk’).
Compare Skolt Sami caaraʹhǩǩ (Notozero) and Ter Sami ца̄ра̄һһке (câ̄râ̄hhkʼe).

compound

цоа̄рр (cåårr) + а̄һкь (āhk’)

cog

Ter Sami ца̄ра̄һһке (câ̄râ̄hhkʼe)


корэла̄һкь

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корэла̄һкь (korelāhk’)

korelāhk’ (romanization)
корэла̄һкь (nominative singular)
корэла̄кь (nominative plural)
корэла̄кь (accusative singular)
корэлоа̄къетҍ (accusative plural)
корэла̄кь (genitive singular)
корэлоа̄къе (genitive plural)
корэла̄һка (singular)
корэлоа̄къетҍ (plural)
корэла̄къесьт (locative singular)
корэлоа̄къенҍ (locative plural)
корэлоа̄къенҍ (comitative singular)
корэлоа̄къегуэйм (comitative plural)
корэла̄кьха (abessive singular)
корэлоа̄къеха (abessive plural)
корэла̄һкъенҍ (essive)
корэла̄һкъе (partitive)

compound

корэл (korel) + а̄һкь (āhk’)


корэл

From Russian король (korolʹ). Compare Ter Sami корал (korâl).

(obsolete)


ко̄нгэс

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ко̄нгэс (kōnges)


коа̄нгэсс

коа̄нгэсс (kåångess) (genetive коа̄нгэз)

kåångess (romanization)
ко̄нгэс (alternative)
коа̄нхэсс (alternative)
коа̄нхэсс (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *konëŋkēs, from Proto-Germanic *kuningaz.
Related to English king and Finnish kuningas. Compare Northern Sami gonagas, Skolt Sami koonǥõs and Ter Sami конагас (konâgâs).

(obsolete)


о̄дткоа̄нгэз

о̄дткоа̄нгэз (ōdtkåångez)

From о̄дт (ōdt, “new”) + коа̄нгэсс (kåångess, “bridegroom”). Compare Skolt Sami oddkoonaǥâz (Notozero).


ге̄ррп

gierrp (romanization)
ге̄ррп (nominative singular)
гъе̄рп (nominative plural)
гъе̄рп (accusative singular)
гье̄рпэтҍ (accusative plural)
гъе̄рп (genitive singular)
гье̄рпэ (genitive plural)
гье̄ррьпэ (singular)
гье̄рпэтҍ (plural)
гъе̄рпэсьт (locative singular)
гье̄рпэнҍ (locative plural)
гье̄рпэнҍ (comitative singular)
гье̄рпэгуэйм (comitative plural)
гъе̄рпха (abessive singular)
гье̄рпэха (abessive plural)
гъе̄ррпэнҍ (essive)
гъе̄ррпэ (partitive)


ра̄ннас

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ра̄ннас (rānnas)


се̄рэй

се̄рэй (sjērej)

(obsolete) Alternative form of се̄рэ (sjēre)


вуэффьт

вуэффьт (vueff’t)

(dialectal) Alternative form of вуэххьт (vuexx’t)


англискэ

angliske (romanization)
английскэ (alternative)

Borrowed from Russian английский (anglijskij).

(dated)


иӈлиш

иӈлиш (iŋliš)


англискэ кӣлл

англискэ кӣлл

англискэ кӣлл (angliske kīll)

angliske kīll (romanization)
английскэ кӣлл (alternative)


мӣдтҍмӯррьй

мӣдтҍмӯррьй (mīdt’mūrr’j)

From мӣдтҍ (mīdt’, “honey”) + мӯррьй (mūrr’j, “berry”). Akin to Finnish mesimarja, Skolt Sami miõttmueʹrjj and Northern Sami miehtamuorji.


шко̄һт

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шко̄һт (škōht)

(nautical, obsolete) guy, guy line, sheet rope (support cable)


шо̄ӆӆк

шо̄ӆӆк (šōl̥l̥k)

From Russian шёлк (šolk). Cognate with Ter Sami цуӆӆк (cul̥l̥k).


цуӆӆк

цуӆӆк (cul̥l̥k)

From Russian шёлк (šolk). Cognate with Skolt Sami šolkk. May be related to Karelian šulkku.


лӯмь

lūm’ (romanization)
лӯмь (nominative singular)
луэмман (nominative plural)
луэмман (accusative singular)
луэммнэтҍ (accusative plural)
луэмман (genitive singular)
луэммнэ (genitive plural)
луэммнэ (illative singular)
луэммнэтҍ (illative plural)
луэммнэсьт (locative singular)
луэммнэнҍ (locative plural)
луэммнэнҍ (comitative singular)
луэммнэгуэйм (comitative plural)
луэмнаһта (abessive singular)
луэммнэха (abessive plural)
луэммнэнҍ (essive)
луэммнэдтӭ (partitive)

sjd-infl-noun

луэммнэгуэйм

From Proto-Samic *luomēn, probably borrowed from Proto-Norse *ᛒᛚᛟᛗᛟᚾ (*blōmōn), from Proto-Germanic *blōmô (“flower”).
Cognates include Skolt Sami lueʹm, Ter Sami лы̄мэнҍ (lïmen') and Northern Sami luomi.

Rubus chamaemorus
Rubus chamaemorus#Translingual


лыһклэ

lyhkle (romanization)
лыһкле (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *likkōtēk.
Related to Finnish liikata. Compare Pite Sami lihkuot, Inari Sami likkođ, Ter Sami лэһһкалед (lehhkâlʼed).


лыһкеш

From Proto-Samic *likkōtēk.
Related to Finnish liikata. Compare Inari Sami likkuš and Ter Sami лэһһкыш (lehhkïš).

(obsolete) lame, limping (unable to walk properly because of a problem with one's feet or legs)


шнӯра

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шнӯра (šnūra)


страӈӈ

страӈӈ (straŋŋ)

straŋŋ (romanization)
страӈӈ (nominative singular)
страӈ (nominative plural)
страӈ (accusative singular)
страӈэтҍ (accusative plural)
страӈ (genitive singular)
страӈэ (genitive plural)
страӈӈа (singular)
страӈэтҍ (plural)
страӈэсьт (locative singular)
страӈэнҍ (locative plural)
страӈэнҍ (comitative singular)
страӈэгуэйм (comitative plural)
страӈха (abessive singular)
страӈэха (abessive plural)
страӈӈэнҍ (essive)
страӈӈэ (partitive)

Borrowed from a North Germanic language, compare Old Norse strengr.
Cognate with Southern Sami streentje, Northern Sami streaŋga, Inari Sami sraŋgâ and Skolt Sami straŋgg.

Чувкэтҍ ве̄шшьк страӈ стуалпэ милльт.

T. I. Itkonen (1958) “†čuvgət vešk straŋ stualbə miľ̄t”, in Koltan- ja kuolanlapin sanakirja [Skolt and Kola Sami dictionary], Helsinki: Suomalais-Ugrilainen Seura, published 2011, →ISBN, page 523

They stretch copper wire along the poles.


лысст

lysst (romanization)
лысст (nominative singular)
лыст (nominative plural)
лыст (accusative singular)
лыстэтҍ (accusative plural)
лыст (genitive singular)
лыстэ (genitive plural)
лыссьтэ (singular)
лыстэтҍ (plural)
лыстэсьт (locative singular)
лыстэнҍ (locative plural)
лыстэнҍ (comitative singular)
лыстэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лыстха (abessive singular)
лыстэха (abessive plural)
лысстэнҍ (essive)
лысстэ (partitive)

Borrowed from Russian лист (list), compare Skolt Sami listt, Ter Sami лысст (lïsst). Doublet of лэ̄сст (lēsst).


лоа̄һт

лоа̄һт (lååht)

lååht (romanization)
лоа̄һт (nominative singular)
лоа̄дт (nominative plural)
лоа̄дт (accusative singular)
лоа̄дтэтҍ (accusative plural)
лоа̄дт (genitive singular)
лоа̄дтэ (genitive plural)
лоа̄һтӭ (singular)
лоа̄дтэтҍ (plural)
лоа̄дтэсьт (locative singular)
лоа̄дтэнҍ (locative plural)
лоа̄дтэнҍ (comitative singular)
лоа̄дтэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лоа̄дтха (abessive singular)
лоа̄дтэха (abessive plural)
лоа̄һтэнҍ (essive)
лоа̄һтэ (partitive)

plate armour worn by enemy (чӯдтҍ) leaders.


мӯррьй

мӯррьй (mūrr’j)

mūrr’j (romanization)
мӯррьй (nominative singular)
мӯрьй (nominative plural)
мӯрьй (accusative singular)
мӯрьетҍ (accusative plural)
мӯрьй (genitive singular)
мӯрье (genitive plural)
муэррья (illative singular)
мӯрьетҍ (illative plural)
мӯрьесьт (locative singular)
мӯрьенҍ (locative plural)
мӯрьенҍ (comitative singular)
мӯрьегуэйм (comitative plural)
мӯрьйха (abessive singular)
мӯрьеха (abessive plural)
мӯррьенҍ (essive)
мӯррье (partitive)

Inherited from Proto-Samic *muorjē, from Proto-Uralic *mërja. Cognates include Finnish marja, Northern Sami muorji, Erzya марь (maŕ) and Eastern Mari мӧр (mör).


ле̄ккш

ле̄ккш (liekkš)

liekkš (romanization)
ле̄ккш (nominative singular)
лъе̄кш (nominative plural)
лъе̄кш (accusative singular)
лӣкшэтҍ (accusative plural)
лъе̄кш (genitive singular)
лӣкшэ (genitive plural)
лъя̄ккша (singular)
лӣкшэтҍ (plural)
лъе̄кшэсьт (locative singular)
лӣкшэнҍ (locative plural)
лӣкшэнҍ (comitative singular)
лӣкшэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лъе̄кшха (abessive singular)
лӣкшэха (abessive plural)
лъе̄ккшэнҍ (essive)
лъе̄ккшэ (partitive)


мӯррьйча̄дзь

мӯррьйча̄дзь (mūrr’jčādz’)

From мӯррьй (mūrr’j, “berry”) + ча̄дзь (čādz’, “water”).


чуэнь

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чуэнь (čuenj)

čuenj (romanization)
чуань (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *čuońēk, from Proto-Finno-Saamic *čańak, borrowed from an Indo-European language, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰh₂éns.
Cognates include Northern Sami čuonjá, Skolt Sami čueʹnj and Ter Sami чы̄нь (čï̄nj).


лӣм

Borrowed from Karelian lehmä, from Proto-Finnic *lehmä.


чуань

чуань (čuanj)

(dialectal, Ār’sjōgk) Alternative form of чуэнь (čuenj)


пе̄дц

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of пе̄дзь (piedz’)


вуоһп

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of вӯһп (vūhp)


куавс

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of куэфс (kuefs)


ва̄һце

ва̄һце (vāhcje)

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of воа̄һц (vååhc)


тоаррэ

тоаррэ (tårre)

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of туарр (tuarr)


ачч

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of аджь (adž’)


а̄йе

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of а̄йя (ājja)


советскэ

Borrowed from Russian советский (sovetskij).


вуазхэллэ

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of вуэзхэллэ (vuezxelle)


ле̄в

third-person plural indicative present of лӣйе (lījje)


лӣ

third-person singular indicative present of лӣйе (lījje)


куэһпель

kuehpjel’ (romanization)
куэххьпэль (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *koappēlē, from Proto-Uralic *koppala.
Related to Finnish koppelo. Compare Northern Sami goahppil, Skolt Sami kuäpˈpel and Ter Sami кыэһһпэль (kïehhpelʼ).


трю̄мм

трю̄мм (trjūmm)


пра̄зьнэһкь

пра̄зьнэһкь (prāz’nehk’)

Borrowed from Russian праздник (prazdnik).


не̄дтӭль

не̄дтӭль (niedt’el’)


ся̄рэдт

ся̄рэдт (sjāredt)


пе̄тнэһць

пе̄тнэһць (pietnehc’)

Borrowed from Russian пятница (pjatnica).


сӯвведҍ

сӯвведҍ (sūvvjed’)

Borrowed from Russian суббота (subbota).


ня̄льянтпе̄ййв

ня̄льянтпе̄ййв (neal’’antpiejjv)

neal’’antpiejjv (romanization)
ня̄льянтпе̄ййв (nominative singular)
ня̄льянтпъе̄йв (nominative plural)
ня̄льянтпъе̄йв (accusative singular)
ня̄льянтпӣйвэтҍ (accusative plural)
ня̄льянтпъе̄йв (genitive singular)
ня̄льянтпӣйвэ (genitive plural)
ня̄льянтпъя̄ййва (singular)
ня̄льянтпӣйвэтҍ (plural)
ня̄льянтпъе̄йвэсьт (locative singular)
ня̄льянтпӣйвэнҍ (locative plural)
ня̄льянтпӣйвэнҍ (comitative singular)
ня̄льянтпӣйвэгуэйм (comitative plural)
ня̄льянтпъе̄йвха (abessive singular)
ня̄льянтпӣйвэха (abessive plural)
ня̄льянтпъе̄ййвэнҍ (essive)
ня̄льянтпъе̄ййвэ (partitive)

From ня̄льянт (neal’’ant, “fourth”) + пе̄ййв (piejjv, “day”).


ныммьпоаррк

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ныммьпоаррк (nymm’pårrk)

nymm’pårrk (romanization)
ныммьпоаррк (nominative singular)
ныммьпоарк (nominative plural)
ныммьпоарк (accusative singular)
ныммьпоаркэтҍ (accusative plural)
ныммьпоарк (genitive singular)
ныммьпоаркэ (genitive plural)
ныммьпоаррькэ (singular)
ныммьпоаркэтҍ (plural)
ныммьпоаркэсьт (locative singular)
ныммьпоаркэнҍ (locative plural)
ныммьпоаркэнҍ (comitative singular)
ныммьпоаркэгуэйм (comitative plural)
ныммьпоаркха (abessive singular)
ныммьпоаркэха (abessive plural)
ныммьпоарркэнҍ (essive)
ныммьпоарркэ (partitive)
нуммпоаррк (alternative)
нымьпъпоаррк (alternative)

/ˈnɨmʲːpʲɒrːk/

From ныммьп (nymm’p, “second”) + оаррк (årrk, “weekday”).


вӯссоаррк

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вӯссоаррк (vūssårrk)

From вӯсс (vūss, “first”) + оаррк (årrk, “weekday”). Cognate with Northern Sami vuossárga and Skolt Sami vuõssargg.


пассьпе̄ййв

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пассьпе̄ййв (pass’piejjv)

pass’piejjv (romanization)
пассьпе̄ййв (nominative singular)
пассьпъе̄йв (nominative plural)
пассьпъе̄йв (accusative singular)
пассьпӣйвэтҍ (accusative plural)
пассьпъе̄йв (genitive singular)
пассьпӣйвэ (genitive plural)
пассьпъя̄ййва (singular)
пассьпӣйвэтҍ (plural)
пассьпъе̄йвэсьт (locative singular)
пассьпӣйвэнҍ (locative plural)
пассьпӣйвэнҍ (comitative singular)
пассьпӣйвэгуэйм (comitative plural)
пассьпъе̄йвха (abessive singular)
пассьпӣйвэха (abessive plural)
пассьпъе̄ййвэнҍ (essive)
пассьпъе̄ййвэ (partitive)

From пассь (pass’) + пе̄ййв (piejjv, “day”). Cognate with Skolt Sami pâʹsspeiʹvv.


нюххчма̄нн

нюххчма̄нн (njuxxčmānn)

njuxxčmānn (romanization)
нюххчма̄нн (nominative singular)
нюххчма̄н (nominative plural)
нюххчма̄н (accusative singular)
нюххчма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
нюххчма̄н (genitive singular)
нюххчма̄нэ (genitive plural)
нюххчмоа̄ннэ (singular)
нюххчма̄нэтҍ (plural)
нюххчма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
нюххчма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
нюххчма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
нюххчма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
нюххчма̄нха (abessive singular)
нюххчма̄нэха (abessive plural)
нюххчма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
нюххчма̄ннэ (partitive)

/ˈɲuxːt͡ʃʲˌmaːnː/

From нюххч (njuxxč, “swan”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).
Cognates with Northern Sami njukčamánnu and Skolt Sami njuhččmään (“April”).


вӯссьма̄нн

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вӯссьма̄нн (vūss’mānn)

From вӯссь (vūss’, “reindeer calf”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”). Cognates with Ter Sami вы̄ссьма̄нна (vï̄ssʼmâ̄nnâ), Skolt Sami vueʹssmään and Northern Sami miessemánnu.

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вы̄ссьма̄нна

Ter Sami вы̄ссьма̄нна (vï̄ssʼmâ̄nnâ)


ӣӈӈма̄нн

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ӣӈӈма̄нн (jiŋŋmānn)

jiŋŋmānn (romanization)
ӣӈӈма̄нн (nominative singular)
ӣӈӈма̄н (nominative plural)
ӣӈӈма̄н (accusative singular)
ӣӈӈма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
ӣӈӈма̄н (genitive singular)
ӣӈӈма̄нэ (genitive plural)
ӣӈӈмоа̄ннэ (singular)
ӣӈӈма̄нэтҍ (plural)
ӣӈӈма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
ӣӈӈма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
ӣӈӈма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
ӣӈӈма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
ӣӈӈма̄нха (abessive singular)
ӣӈӈма̄нэха (abessive plural)
ӣӈӈма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
ӣӈӈма̄ннэ (partitive)

/ˈiːŋːmaːnː/

From ӣӈӈ (jiŋŋ, “ice”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).


кыдтма̄нн

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кыдтма̄нн (kydtmānn)

kydtmānn (romanization)
кыдтма̄нн (nominative singular)
кыдтма̄н (nominative plural)
кыдтма̄н (accusative singular)
кыдтма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
кыдтма̄н (genitive singular)
кыдтма̄нэ (genitive plural)
кыдтмоа̄ннэ (singular)
кыдтма̄нэтҍ (plural)
кыдтма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
кыдтма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
кыдтма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
кыдтма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
кыдтма̄нха (abessive singular)
кыдтма̄нэха (abessive plural)
кыдтма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
кыдтма̄ннэ (partitive)

From кыдт (kydt, “spring”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).


сӯййнма̄нн

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сӯййнма̄нн (sūjjnmānn)

sūjjnmānn (romanization)
сӯййнма̄нн (nominative singular)
сӯййнма̄н (nominative plural)
сӯййнма̄н (accusative singular)
сӯййнма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
сӯййнма̄н (genitive singular)
сӯййнма̄нэ (genitive plural)
сӯййнмоа̄ннэ (singular)
сӯййнма̄нэтҍ (plural)
сӯййнма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
сӯййнма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
сӯййнма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
сӯййнма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
сӯййнма̄нха (abessive singular)
сӯййнма̄нэха (abessive plural)
сӯййнма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
сӯййнма̄ннэ (partitive)

From сӯййн (sūjjn, “hay, grass”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”). Cognate with Skolt Sami sueiʹnnmään and Northern Sami suoidnemánnu.


ке̄ссьма̄нн

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ке̄ссьма̄нн (kiess’mānn)

From ке̄ссь (kiess’, “summer”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”). Cognate with Skolt Sami ǩieʹssmään and Northern Sami geassemánnu.


о̄дтыгкьма̄нн

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о̄дтыгкьма̄нн (ōdtygk’mānn)

ōdtygk’mānn (romanization)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нн (nominative singular)
о̄дтыгкьма̄н (nominative plural)
о̄дтыгкьма̄н (accusative singular)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
о̄дтыгкьма̄н (genitive singular)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэ (genitive plural)
о̄дтыгкьмоа̄ннэ (singular)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэтҍ (plural)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нха (abessive singular)
о̄дтыгкьма̄нэха (abessive plural)
о̄дтыгкьма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
о̄дтыгкьма̄ннэ (partitive)

/ˈoːdtɨɡʲkʲˌmaːnː/

From о̄дт (ōdt, “new”) + ыгкь (ygk’, “year”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).
Cognate with Skolt Sami ođđeeʹjjmään and Northern Sami ođđajagimánnu.


коаммыййма̄нн

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коаммыййма̄нн (kåmmyjjmānn)

kåmmyjjmānn (romanization)
коаммыййма̄нн (nominative singular)
коаммыййма̄н (nominative plural)
коаммыййма̄н (accusative singular)
коаммыййма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
коаммыййма̄н (genitive singular)
коаммыййма̄нэ (genitive plural)
коаммыйймоа̄ннэ (singular)
коаммыййма̄нэтҍ (plural)
коаммыййма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
коаммыййма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
коаммыййма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
коаммыййма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
коаммыййма̄нха (abessive singular)
коаммыййма̄нэха (abessive plural)
коаммыййма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
коаммыййма̄ннэ (partitive)

/ˈkɒmːɨjːˌmaːnː/

From коамм ыйй (kåmm yjj, “polar night”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).


по̄рркма̄нн

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по̄рркма̄нн (pōrrkmānn)

pōrrkmānn (romanization)
по̄рркма̄нн (nominative singular)
по̄рркма̄н (nominative plural)
по̄рркма̄н (accusative singular)
по̄рркма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
по̄рркма̄н (genitive singular)
по̄рркма̄нэ (genitive plural)
по̄рркмоа̄ннэ (singular)
по̄рркма̄нэтҍ (plural)
по̄рркма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
по̄рркма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
по̄рркма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
по̄рркма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
по̄рркма̄нха (abessive singular)
по̄рркма̄нэха (abessive plural)
по̄рркма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
по̄рркма̄ннэ (partitive)

From по̄ррк (pōrrk, “blizzard”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).


поаррькма̄нн

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поаррькма̄нн (pårr’kmānn)

pårr’kmānn (romanization)
поаррькма̄нн (nominative singular)
поаррькма̄н (nominative plural)
поаррькма̄н (accusative singular)
поаррькма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
поаррькма̄н (genitive singular)
поаррькма̄нэ (genitive plural)
поаррькмоа̄ннэ (singular)
поаррькма̄нэтҍ (plural)
поаррькма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
поаррькма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
поаррькма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
поаррькма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
поаррькма̄нха (abessive singular)
поаррькма̄нэха (abessive plural)
поаррькма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
поаррькма̄ннэ (partitive)

From поаррьк (pårr’k, “moult”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).
Cognate with Skolt Sami påʹrǧǧmään and Northern Sami borgemánnu.


рэ̄гкэмма̄нн

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рэ̄гкэмма̄нн (rēgkemmānn)

rēgkemmānn (romanization)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нн (nominative singular)
рэ̄гкэмма̄н (nominative plural)
рэ̄гкэмма̄н (accusative singular)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
рэ̄гкэмма̄н (genitive singular)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэ (genitive plural)
рэ̄гкэммоа̄ннэ (singular)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэтҍ (plural)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нха (abessive singular)
рэ̄гкэмма̄нэха (abessive plural)
рэ̄гкэмма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
рэ̄гкэмма̄ннэ (partitive)

/ˈrɛːɡkɛmːaːnː/

From рэ̄гкэ (rēgke) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).


че̄ххчма̄нн

че̄ххчма̄нн (čiexxčmānn)

čiexxčmānn (romanization)
че̄ххчма̄нн (nominative singular)
че̄ххчма̄н (nominative plural)
че̄ххчма̄н (accusative singular)
че̄ххчма̄нэтҍ (accusative plural)
че̄ххчма̄н (genitive singular)
че̄ххчма̄нэ (genitive plural)
че̄ххчмоа̄ннэ (singular)
че̄ххчма̄нэтҍ (plural)
че̄ххчма̄нэсьт (locative singular)
че̄ххчма̄нэнҍ (locative plural)
че̄ххчма̄нэнҍ (comitative singular)
че̄ххчма̄нэгуэйм (comitative plural)
че̄ххчма̄нха (abessive singular)
че̄ххчма̄нэха (abessive plural)
че̄ххчма̄ннэнҍ (essive)
че̄ххчма̄ннэ (partitive)

/ˈt͡ʃʲi̯exːt͡ʃʲmaːnː/

From че̄ххч (čiexxč, “autumn, fall”) + ма̄нн (mānn, “month”).
Cognate with Skolt Sami čõhččmään, Ter Sami чаккчма̄нна (čâkkčmâ̄nnâ, “October”) and Northern Sami čakčamánnu.


вэ̄зхэллэ

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вэ̄зхэллэ (vēzxelle)


лэ̄сст

лэ̄сст (lēsst)

lēsst (romanization)
лэ̄сст (nominative singular)
лэ̄ст (nominative plural)
лэ̄ст (accusative singular)
лэ̄стэтҍ (accusative plural)
лэ̄ст (genitive singular)
лэ̄стэ (genitive plural)
лэ̄ссьтэ (singular)
лэ̄стэтҍ (plural)
лэ̄стэсьт (locative singular)
лэ̄стэнҍ (locative plural)
лэ̄стэнҍ (comitative singular)
лэ̄стэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лэ̄стха (abessive singular)
лэ̄стэха (abessive plural)
лэ̄сстэнҍ (essive)
лэ̄сстэ (partitive)
лэсст (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *lëstë.
Related to Finnish lehti. Cognates include Northern Sami lasta and Skolt Sami lõstt.


ке̄һпесь

ке̄һпесь (kiehpjes’) (predicative of ке̄һпьсесь)

kiehpjes’ (romanization)
of ке̄һпьсесь (predicative)

From Proto-Samic *keappē, from Proto-Uralic *kepä.
Related to Hungarian kevés and Finnish keviä. Compare Northern Sami geahppat and Skolt Sami ǩieʹppeed.


ке̄һпьсесь

ке̄һпьсесь (kiehp’sjes’)

attributive form of ке̄һпесь (kiehpjes’)


то̄лл

то̄лл (tōll)

tōll (romanization)
то̄лл (nominative singular)
то̄л (nominative plural)
то̄л (accusative singular)
то̄лэтҍ (accusative plural)
то̄л (genitive singular)
то̄лэ (genitive plural)
то̄лле (singular)
то̄лэтҍ (plural)
то̄лэсьт (locative singular)
то̄лэнҍ (locative plural)
то̄лэнҍ (comitative singular)
то̄лэгуэйм (comitative plural)
то̄лха (abessive singular)
то̄лэха (abessive plural)
то̄ллэнҍ (essive)
то̄ллэ (partitive)
толл (alternative)

From earlier толл (toll), from Proto-Samic *tolë, from Proto-Uralic *tule.
Related to Finnish tuli. Cognates include Northern Sami dolla and Skolt Sami toll.

fire, conflagration (occurrence of fire in a certain place)


рыһп

ryhp (romanization)
рыһп (nominative singular)
рыбп (nominative plural)
рыбп (accusative singular)
рыбпэтҍ (accusative plural)
рыбп (genitive singular)
рыбпэ (genitive plural)
рыһпе (singular)
рыбпэтҍ (plural)
рыбпэсьт (locative singular)
рыбпэнҍ (locative plural)
рыбпэнҍ (comitative singular)
рыбпэгуэйм (comitative plural)
рыбпха (abessive singular)
рыбпэха (abessive plural)
рыһпэнҍ (essive)
рыһпэ (partitive)
рыххп (alternative)

Cognate with Skolt Sami repp and Ter Sami раһһпа (râhhpa).

Нӣӈӈлэссрыһп не̄кяст.

рыһпса̄ййм

рыһпмуэдт

рыбптыһкь

рыбп-пэ̄шшк

рыбп-по̄ннц

Lagopus lagopus
Lagopus lagopus#Translingual


та̄ффьт

та̄ффьт (tāff’t)

tāff’t (romanization)
та̄ффьт (nominative singular)
та̄фьт (nominative plural)
та̄фьт (accusative singular)
тоа̄фьтэтҍ (accusative plural)
та̄фьт (genitive singular)
тоа̄фьтэ (genitive plural)
та̄ффта (singular)
тоа̄фьтэтҍ (plural)
та̄фьтэсьт (locative singular)
тоа̄фьтэнҍ (locative plural)
тоа̄фьтэнҍ (comitative singular)
тоа̄фьтэгуэйм (comitative plural)
та̄фьтха (abessive singular)
тоа̄фьтэха (abessive plural)
та̄ффьтэнҍ (essive)
та̄ффьтэ (partitive)


рыһпмӯррьй

рыһпмӯррьй (ryhpmūrr’j)

ryhpmūrr’j (romanization)
рыһпмӯррьй (nominative singular)
рыһпмӯрьй (nominative plural)
рыһпмӯрьй (accusative singular)
рыһпмӯрьетҍ (accusative plural)
рыһпмӯрьй (genitive singular)
рыһпмӯрье (genitive plural)
рыһпмуэррья (singular)
рыһпмӯрьетҍ (plural)
рыһпмӯрьесьт (locative singular)
рыһпмӯрьенҍ (locative plural)
рыһпмӯрьенҍ (comitative singular)
рыһпмӯрьегуэйм (comitative plural)
рыһпмӯрьйха (abessive singular)
рыһпмӯрьеха (abessive plural)
рыһпмӯррьенҍ (essive)
рыһпмӯррье (partitive)
рыххпмуррьй (alternative)

From рыһп (ryhp, “willow grouse”) + мӯррьй (mūrr’j, “berry”).


рыһпмушш

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рыһпмушш (ryhpmušš)

ryhpmušš (romanization)
рыһпмушш (nominative singular)
рыһпмуж (nominative plural)
рыһпмуж (accusative singular)
рыһпмужэтҍ (accusative plural)
рыһпмуж (genitive singular)
рыһпмужэ (genitive plural)
рыһпмушша (singular)
рыһпмужэтҍ (plural)
рыһпмужэсьт (locative singular)
рыһпмужэнҍ (locative plural)
рыһпмужэнҍ (comitative singular)
рыһпмужэгуэйм (comitative plural)
рыһпмужха (abessive singular)
рыһпмужэха (abessive plural)
рыһпмушшэнҍ (essive)
рыһпмушшэ (partitive)

From рыһп (ryhp, “willow grouse”) + -мушш (-mušš).

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(rare) Synonym of рыһпмӯррьй (ryhpmūrr’j)


выннҍмӯррьй

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выннҍмӯррьй (vynn’mūrr’j)

vynn’mūrr’j (romanization)
выннҍмӯррьй (nominative singular)
выннҍмӯрьй (nominative plural)
выннҍмӯрьй (accusative singular)
выннҍмӯрьетҍ (accusative plural)
выннҍмӯрьй (genitive singular)
выннҍмӯрье (genitive plural)
выннҍмуэрья (singular)
выннҍмӯрьетҍ (plural)
выннҍмӯрьесьт (locative singular)
выннҍмӯрьенҍ (locative plural)
выннҍмӯрьенҍ (comitative singular)
выннҍмӯрьегуэйм (comitative plural)
выннҍмӯрьйха (abessive singular)
выннҍмӯрьеха (abessive plural)
выннҍмӯррьенҍ (essive)
выннҍмӯррье (partitive)
выннҍмуррьй (alternative)

Etymology tree
Russian вино (vino)bor.
Kildin Sami выннҍ (vynn’)
Proto-Finno-Ugric *mërja
Proto-Samic *muorjē
Kildin Sami мӯррьй (mūrr’j)
Kildin Sami выннҍмӯррьй (vynn’mūrr’j)
From выннҍ (vynn’, “wine”) + мӯррьй (mūrr’j, “berry”).


мӯррмӯррьй

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мӯррмӯррьй (mūrrmūrr’j)

From мӯрр (mūrr, “tree, wood”) + мӯррьй (mūrr’j, “berry”).


мӯрр

mūrr (romanization)
мӯрр (nominative singular)
мӯр (nominative plural)
мӯр (accusative singular)
мӯрэтҍ (accusative plural)
мӯр (genitive singular)
мӯрэ (genitive plural)
мӯрре (singular)
мӯрэтҍ (plural)
мӯрэсьт (locative singular)
мӯрэнҍ (locative plural)
мӯрэнҍ (comitative singular)
мӯрэгуэйм (comitative plural)
мӯрха (abessive singular)
мӯрэха (abessive plural)
мӯррэнҍ (essive)
мӯррэ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *muorë, likely of substrate origin.


саммар

sammar (romanization)
самварр (alternative)

From Russian самова́р (samovár). Compare Ter Sami самвар (samvar) and Skolt Sami samvaar.


ва̄лль

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ва̄лль (vāll’)

vāll’ (romanization)
ва̄лль (nominative singular)
ва̄ль (nominative plural)
ва̄ль (accusative singular)
воа̄лъетҍ (accusative plural)
ва̄ль (genitive singular)
воа̄лъе (genitive plural)
ва̄лла (singular)
воа̄лъетҍ (plural)
ва̄лъесьт (locative singular)
воа̄лъенҍ (locative plural)
воа̄лъенҍ (comitative singular)
воа̄лъегуэйм (comitative plural)
ва̄льха (abessive singular)
воа̄лъеха (abessive plural)
ва̄ллъенҍ (essive)
ва̄ллъе (partitive)

Derived from a North Germanic language, compare Norwegian and Swedish falk.
Cognate with Skolt Sami väʹll, Ter Sami ва̄лль (vāllʹ) and Northern Sami fálli.


ля̄м

first-person singular present indicative of лӣйе (lījje)


ля̄

present indicative connegative of лӣйе (lījje)


учтэлль

учтэлль (učtell’)

učtell’ (romanization)
учтэлль (nominative singular)
учтэль (nominative plural)
учтэль (accusative singular)
учтулъетҍ (accusative plural)
учтэль (genitive singular)
учтулъе (genitive plural)
учтулле (singular)
учтулъетҍ (plural)
учтэлъесьт (locative singular)
учтулъенҍ (locative plural)
учтулъенҍ (comitative singular)
учтулъегуэйм (comitative plural)
учтэльха (abessive singular)
учтулъеха (abessive plural)
учтэллъенҍ (essive)
учтэллъе (partitive)
учтэль (alternative)

/ˈut͡ʃʲtɛlʲː/

Borrowed from Russian учи́тель (učítelʹ). Compare Skolt Sami uʹčteeʹl.


профессья

профессья (profjess’’a)

Borrowed from Russian профе́ссия (proféssija).


телевизэр

Borrowed from Russian телеви́зор (televízor).


телефонн

Borrowed from Russian телефо́н (telefón).


телефоннэ

Borrowed from Russian телефо́нный (telefónnyj).


рукэмоййнэһкь

рукэмоййнэһкь (rukemojjnehk’)

Borrowed from Russian рукомо́йник (rukomójnik).


ля̄х

second-person singular present indicative of лӣйе (lījje)


я̄ла

first-person singular indicative present of е̄лле (jiellje)


ӣлле

first-person singular past indicative of е̄лле (jiellje)


ӣле

third-person singular past indicative of е̄лле (jiellje)


по̄ра

по̄ра (pōra)

first-person singular indicative present of по̄ррэ (pōrre)


по̄рах

по̄рах (pōrax)

pōrax (romanization)
по̄рак (alternative)

second-person singular indicative present of по̄ррэ (pōrre)


по̄рак

по̄рак (pōrak)

pōrak (romanization)
по̄рах (alternative)


нуҏҏт

нуҏҏт (nur̥r̥t)

nur̥r̥t (romanization)
нуаҏҏт (alternative)

Calluna vulgaris
Calluna vulgaris#Translingual


нуаҏҏт

нуаҏҏт (nuar̥r̥t)

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of нуҏҏт (nur̥r̥t)


поассэ

поассэ (påsse)

From Proto-Samic *posōtēk.
Related to Finnish puhua. Compare Northern Sami bossut, Skolt Sami pååssad, Ter Sami поссад (possâd).


гӣммн

гӣммн (gīmmn)

gīmmn (romanization)
гӣммн (nominative singular)
гӣмн (nominative plural)
гӣмн (accusative singular)
гӣмнэтҍ (accusative plural)
гӣмн (genitive singular)
гӣмнэ (genitive plural)
гӣммьнэ (singular)
гӣмнэтҍ (plural)
гӣмнэсьт (locative singular)
гӣмнэнҍ (locative plural)
гӣмнэнҍ (comitative singular)
гӣмнэгуэйм (comitative plural)
гӣмнха (abessive singular)
гӣмнэха (abessive plural)
гӣммнэнҍ (essive)
гӣммнэ (partitive)

Borrowed from Russian гимн (gimn), from Ancient Greek ὕμνος (húmnos).


шко̄ла

шко̄ла (škōla)


шко̄льнэ

шко̄льнэ (škōl’ne)

Borrowed from Russian шко́льный (škólʹnyj).


шко̄льнэһкь

шко̄льнэһкь (škōl’nehk’)

Borrowed from Russian шко́льник (škólʹnik). Compare Skolt Sami škooulneʹǩǩ.


отеральнэһкь

отеральнэһкь (otjeral’nehk’)

Borrowed from Russian отира́льник (otirálʹnik). Compare Skolt Sami uʹtreeʹlniǩ.


выӊӊҍц

выӊӊҍц (vyn̥n̥’c)

vyn̥n̥’c (romanization)
выӊӊҍц (nominative singular)
выӊҍц (nominative plural)
выӊҍц (accusative singular)
выӊҍцэтҍ (accusative plural)
выӊҍц (genitive singular)
выӊҍцэ (genitive plural)
выӊӊца (singular)
выӊҍцэтҍ (plural)
выӊҍцэсьт (locative singular)
выӊҍцэнҍ (locative plural)
выӊҍцэнҍ (comitative singular)
выӊҍцэгуэйм (comitative plural)
выӊҍцха (abessive singular)
выӊҍцэха (abessive plural)
выӊӊҍцэнҍ (essive)
выӊӊҍцэ (partitive)

/ˈvɨn̥ʲːt͡s/


тетрадтҍ

Borrowed from Russian тетра́дь (tetrádʹ).


нёа̄лл

нёа̄лл (njååll)

njååll (romanization)
нёа̄лл (nominative singular)
нёа̄л (nominative plural)
нёа̄л (accusative singular)
нёа̄лэтҍ (accusative plural)
нёа̄л (genitive singular)
нёа̄лэ (genitive plural)
нъя̄лла (singular)
нёа̄лэтҍ (plural)
нёа̄лэсьт (locative singular)
нёа̄лэнҍ (locative plural)
нёа̄лэнҍ (comitative singular)
нёа̄лэгуэйм (comitative plural)
нёа̄лха (abessive singular)
нёа̄лэха (abessive plural)
нёа̄ллэнҍ (essive)
нёа̄ллэ (partitive)
нёалл (alternative)
нюалл (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *ńālë, likely of substrate origin.

Vulpes lagopus
Vulpes lagopus#Translingual


нёалл

нёалл (njåll)


нюалл

(dialectal) Alternative form of нёа̄лл (njååll)


пӣӈӈк

пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk)

From Proto-Samic *pieŋkë, likely of substrate origin. Compare Skolt Sami piõgˈg and Northern Sami biegga.


пӣӈӈкэ

пӣӈӈкэ (pīŋŋke)

Probably from пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk). Related with Northern Sami bieggat.

пӣӈӈькъемушш

pīŋŋ’k’emušš

pīŋŋ’k’e → pīŋŋ’k’a

to jerk (to cure (meat or fish) by cutting into strips and drying, passive voice)


ве̄ппьс

ве̄ппьс (viepp’s)

From Proto-Samic *veapsē, likely of substrate origin; compare Northern Sami veaksi and Skolt Sami veäʹpss.


рыһпва̄лль

рыһпва̄лль (ryhpvāll’)

ryhpvāll’ (romanization)
рыһпва̄лль (nominative singular)
рыһпва̄ль (nominative plural)
рыһпва̄ль (accusative singular)
рыһпвоа̄лъетҍ (accusative plural)
рыһпва̄ль (genitive singular)
рыһпвоа̄лъе (genitive plural)
рыһпва̄лла (singular)
рыһпвоа̄лъетҍ (plural)
рыһпва̄лъесьт (locative singular)
рыһпвоа̄лъенҍ (locative plural)
рыһпвоа̄лъенҍ (comitative singular)
рыһпвоа̄лъегуэйм (comitative plural)
рыһпва̄льха (abessive singular)
рыһпвоа̄лъеха (abessive plural)
рыһпва̄ллъенҍ (essive)
рыһпва̄ллъе (partitive)
рыххьпвалль (alternative)
рыбпва̄лль (alternative)

From рыһп (ryhp, “willow grouse”) + ва̄лль (vāll’, “falcon, hawk”).

compound

Astur gentilis
Astur gentilis#Translingual


кӯттҍк

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кӯттҍк (kūtt’k)

kūtt’k (romanization)
кӯттҍк (nominative singular)
кӯтҍк (nominative plural)
кӯтҍк (accusative singular)
кӯтҍкэтҍ (accusative plural)
кӯтҍк (genitive singular)
кӯтҍкэ (genitive plural)
куэттка (singular)
кӯтҍкэтҍ (plural)
кӯтҍкэсьт (locative singular)
кӯтҍкэнҍ (locative plural)
кӯтҍкэнҍ (comitative singular)
кӯтҍкэгуэйм (comitative plural)
кӯтҍкха (abessive singular)
кӯтҍкэха (abessive plural)
кӯттҍкэнҍ (essive)
кӯттҍкэ (partitive)

Likely a substrate word. Cognate with Skolt Sami kueʹtǩǩ, Ter Sami кы̄ттҍкэ (kï̄ttʼke) (kïttʹke) and Akkala Sami куэттк (kuettk).


пӣӈӈксэллэ

пӣӈӈксэллэ (pīŋŋkselle)

(imperfective) to jerk (to cure (meat or fish) by cutting into strips and drying)


пӣӈӈксэллмушш

пӣӈӈксэллмушш (pīŋŋksellmušš)

pīŋŋksellmušš (romanization)
пӣӈӈксэллмушш (nominative singular)
пӣӈӈксэллмуж (nominative plural)
пӣӈӈксэллмуж (accusative singular)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэтҍ (accusative plural)
пӣӈӈксэллмуж (genitive singular)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэ (genitive plural)
пӣӈӈксэллмушша (singular)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэтҍ (plural)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэсьт (locative singular)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэнҍ (locative plural)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэнҍ (comitative singular)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэгуэйм (comitative plural)
пӣӈӈксэллмужха (abessive singular)
пӣӈӈксэллмужэха (abessive plural)
пӣӈӈксэллмушшэнҍ (essive)
пӣӈӈксэллмушшэ (partitive)

From пӣӈӈксэллэ (pīŋŋkselle) + -мушш (-mušš)

affix

пӣӈӈксэллэ (pīŋŋkselle) + -мушш (-mušš)


нӣгнӭ

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нӣгнӭ (nīgn’e)

From Proto-Samic *niekëntëtēk.
Related to Hungarian néz and Finnish nähdä. Cognate with Northern Sami niegadit and Skolt Sami niõǥǥeed.


вуэсск

From Proto-Samic *vuosŋōn, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Finnish and Estonian ahven.


пӣӈькэнч

пӣӈькэнч (pīŋ’kenč)

af

пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk) + -нч (-nč)

diminutive of пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk): wind, breeze


ме̄рр вуэсск

From ме̄рр (mierr, “sea”) + вуэсск (vuessk, “perch”).


ня̄льянт

head

ня̄льянт (neal’’ant)

sjd-adj

ня̄льянт (neal’’ant)


лоагант

head

лоагант (lågant)

sjd-adj

лоагант (lågant)


э̄ххтэмплоагант

head

э̄ххтэмплоагант (ēxxtemplågant)

sjd-adj

э̄ххтэмплоагант (ēxxtemplågant)


кӯһтэмплоагант

head

кӯһтэмплоагант (kūhtemplågant)

sjd-adj

кӯһтэмплоагант (kūhtemplågant)


ко̄ллмэмплоагант

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ко̄ллмэмплоагант (kōllmemplågant)

sjd-adj

ко̄ллмэмплоагант (kōllmemplågant)


не̄лльемплоагант

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не̄лльемплоагант (niell’’emplågant)

sjd-adj

не̄лльемплоагант (niell’’emplågant)


выдтэмплоагант

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выдтэмплоагант (vydtemplågant)

sjd-adj

выдтэмплоагант (vydtemplågant)


кудтэмплоагант

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кудтэмплоагант (kudtemplågant)

sjd-adj

кудтэмплоагант (kudtemplågant)


э̄ххтэмплоагкь

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э̄ххтэмплоагкь (ēxxtemplågk’)


кӯһтэмплоагкь

кӯһтэмплоагкь (kūhtemplågk’)

kūhtemplågk’ (romanization)
кӯххтэмплоагкь (alternative)


ко̄ллмэмплоагкь

ко̄ллмэмплоагкь (kōllmemplågk’)

kōllmemplågk’ (romanization)
ко̄ллэмплоагкь (alternative)


не̄лльемплоагкь

не̄лльемплоагкь (niell’’emplågk’)


выдтэмплоагкь

выдтэмплоагкь (vydtemplågk’)


пӣӈкхэмь

пӣӈкхэмь (pīŋkxem’)

af

пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk) + -хэмь (-xem’)


пӣӈӈькай

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пӣӈӈькъесь or пӣӈӈк

пӣӈӈькай (pīŋŋ’kaj) (predicative of пӣӈӈькъесь or пӣӈӈк)

pīŋŋ’kaj (romanization)
of пӣӈӈькъесь (predicative)
пӣӈӈк (predicative)


пӣӈӈькъесь

пӣӈӈькъесь (pīŋŋ’k’es’)


пӣӈӈквариӈӈьк

пӣӈӈквариӈӈьк (pīŋŋkvariŋŋ’k)

pīŋŋkvariŋŋ’k (romanization)
пӣӈӈкваренгкь (alternative)

From пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk) + вариӈӈьк (variŋŋ’k).

compound

пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk) + вариӈӈьк (variŋŋ’k)


пӣӈкхэшкуэдтӭ

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пӣӈкхэшкуэдтӭ (pīŋkxeškuedt’e)

/ˈpiːŋkxɛʃku̯ɛd̥͡tʲɛ/


вуэррьял пӣӈӈк пӣӈӈькай, аххц е̄ннӭ лӯҋкэшкуэдтӭв (vuerr’’al pīŋŋk pīŋŋ’kaj, axxc jēnn’e lūj̥keškuedt’ev)

вуэррьял пӣӈӈк пӣӈӈькай (canonical)
аххц е̄ннӭ лӯҋкэшкуэдтӭв (canonical)
vuerr’’al pīŋŋk pīŋŋ’kaj (romanization)
axxc jēnn’e lūj̥keškuedt’ev (romanization)

Literally, "West wind blows, nine mothers start to cry".

вуэррьял пӣӈӈк пӣӈӈькай, аххц е̄ннӭ лӯйхкэшкуэдтӭв

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) dangerous wind can cause shipwrecks

en-вуэррьял_пӣӈӈк_пӣӈӈькай,_аххц_е̄ннӭ_лӯйхкэшкуэдтӭв-sjd-proverb-mUrW1X19


пӣӈӈькъе

пӣӈӈькъе (pīŋŋ’k’e)

pīŋŋ’k’e (romanization)
пӣӈӈькье (alternative)

From пӣӈӈкэ (pīŋŋke, “to blow (of wind)”) + -ъе (-’e).

affix

(inchoative) to jerk (to cure (meat or fish) by cutting into strips and drying)


пӣӈӈькъемушш

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пӣӈӈькъемушш (pīŋŋ’k’emušš)

pīŋŋ’k’emušš (romanization)
пӣӈӈькъемушш (nominative singular)
пӣӈӈькъемуж (nominative plural)
пӣӈӈькъемуж (accusative singular)
пӣӈӈькъемужэтҍ (accusative plural)
пӣӈӈькъемуж (genitive singular)
пӣӈӈькъемужэ (genitive plural)
пӣӈӈькъемушша (singular)
пӣӈӈькъемужэтҍ (plural)
пӣӈӈькъемужэсьт (locative singular)
пӣӈӈькъемужэнҍ (locative plural)
пӣӈӈькъемужэнҍ (comitative singular)
пӣӈӈькъемужэгуэйм (comitative plural)
пӣӈӈькъемужха (abessive singular)
пӣӈӈькъемужэха (abessive plural)
пӣӈӈькъемушшэнҍ (essive)
пӣӈӈькъемушшэ (partitive)

From пӣӈӈькъе (pīŋŋ’k’e) + -мушш (-mušš).

af

пӣӈӈькъе (pīŋŋ’k’e) + -мушш (-mušš)


пӣӈӈькъя

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пӣӈӈькъя (pīŋŋ’k’a)


коаннҍт

коаннҍт (kånn’t)

kånn’t (romanization)
коннҍт (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *kontē, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Southern Sami gedtie, Northern Sami goddi and Skolt Sami kåʹdd.


па̄ннҍ

па̄ннҍ (pānn’)

From Proto-Samic *pānē, compare Southern Sami baenie, Northern Sami bátni and Skolt Sami pääʹnn.


ма̄ййт па̄ннҍ

ма̄ййт па̄ннҍ (mājjt pānn’)

From ма̄ййт (mājjt, “milk”) + па̄ннҍ (pānn’, “tooth”).


ню̄ххчемь

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ню̄ххчемь (njūxxčjem’)

From Proto-Samic *ńuokčëm, from Proto-Uralic *ńaŋkće. Cognates include Komi-Zyrian нёкчим (ńokćim, “gill”) and Eastern Mari ношмо (nošmo, “palate”).


ва̄ррь

ва̄ррь (vārr’)

vārr’ (romanization)
ва̄ррь (nominative singular)
ва̄рь (nominative plural)
ва̄рь (accusative singular)
воа̄ръетҍ (accusative plural)
ва̄рь (genitive singular)
воа̄ръе (genitive plural)
ва̄рра (singular)
воа̄ръетҍ (plural)
ва̄ръесьт (locative singular)
воа̄ръенҍ (locative plural)
воа̄ръенҍ (comitative singular)
воа̄ръегуэйм (comitative plural)
ва̄рьха (abessive singular)
воа̄ръеха (abessive plural)
ва̄рръенҍ (essive)
ва̄рръе (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *vārē, from Proto-Uralic *wärä. Cognates include Northern Sami várri (“mountain”), Finnish vuori (“mountain”) and Komi-Zyrian вӧр (vör, “forest, wood”).


то̄ленч

diminutive of то̄лл (tōll): wind, breeze


то̄лл ню̄ххчемь

то̄лл ню̄ххчемь (tōll njūxxčjem’)

/ˈtoːlː ɲuːxːt͡ʃʲemʲ/


то̄ллкэсск

то̄ллкэсск (tōllkessk)

From то̄лл (tōll, “fire”) + кэ̄сск (kēssk, “middle, center”).


тӣрьмэсь то̄лл

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тӣрьмэсь то̄лл (tīr’mes’ tōll)

tīr’mes’ tōll (romanization)
тӣрьмесь то̄лл (alternative)


тӣрьмэсь па̄лл то̄лл

тӣрьмэсь па̄лл то̄лл (tīr’mes’ pāll tōll)

tīr’mes’ pāll tōll (romanization)
тӣрьмесь па̄лл то̄лл (alternative)

en-тӣрьмэсь_па̄лл_то̄лл-sjd-noun-tHREqMep


тӣрьмэсь

тӣрьмэсь (tīr’mes’)

Alternative form of тӣрьмесь (tīr’mjes’)


по̄ррк пӣӈӈк

по̄ррк пӣӈӈк (pōrrk pīŋŋk)


то̄рэх

то̄рэх (tōrex)

From Russian торох (torox), торок (torok).


пӣӈӈкваренгкь

пӣӈӈкваренгкь (pīŋŋkvarjengk’)

пӣӈӈквариӈӈьк

пӣӈӈквариӈӈьк#Kildin_Sami

Alternative form of пӣӈӈквариӈӈьк (pīŋŋkvariŋŋ’k) (could be found in Kert's dictionary)


пӣӈкнэ

пӣӈкнэ (pīŋkne)


тоӆсэллэ

From то̄лл (tōll, “fire”) + -сэллэ (-selle).


то̄ллшэ

то̄ллшэ (tōllše)


ба̄йна

ба̄йна (bājna)


ныгкешь

ныгкешь (nygkješ’)

Likely a substrate word. Cognates include Skolt Sami nuʹǩǩeš and Akkala Sami [script needed] (nukes).


цэ̄ркав

цэ̄ркав (cērkav)

Borrowed from Russian це́рковь (cérkovʹ), compare Skolt Sami ceerkav.


ша̄бп

ша̄бп (šābp)

From Proto-Samic *šāpō, likely of substrate origin. Cognate with Ter Sami ша̄бпа (šābpa) and Akkala Sami шап (šap).


B̦

(obsolete) A letter of the Unified Northern Alphabet.


нюлл

Alternative form of ню̄лл (njūll, “arrow”)


пэфс

From Proto-Samic *pëŋsëm, from Proto-Uralic *piŋseme.


се̄ййп

се̄ййп (sjējjp)

From Proto-Samic *seajpē, from Proto-Uralic *sejpä. Cognates include Southern Sami siejpie, Northern Sami seaibi and Skolt Sami seiʹbb.

tail (a long one, e.g. of a cat, a mouse or a cow)


пе̄цехь

From Proto-Samic *peaccēkkē, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Skolt Sami pieʹcciǩ, Inari Sami peeccih and Northern Sami beahcet.


кӣдт

kīdt (romanization)
кӣдт (nominative singular)
кӣд (nominative plural)
кӣд (accusative singular)
кӣдэтҍ (accusative plural)
кӣд (genitive singular)
кӣдэ (genitive plural)
кӣдтӭ (singular)
кӣдэтҍ (plural)
кӣдэсьт (locative singular)
кӣдэнҍ (locative plural)
кӣдэнҍ (comitative singular)
кӣдэгуэйм (comitative plural)
кӣдха (abessive singular)
кӣдэха (abessive plural)
кӣдтэнҍ (essive)
кӣдтэ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *kietë, from Proto-Uralic *käte.
Related to Hungarian kéz (“hand”), Finnish käsi. Cognates include Northern Sami giehta and Skolt Sami ǩiõtt.


вӯнтас

вӯнтас (vūntas)

From Proto-Samic *vuontës, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Skolt Sami vuõddâs and Inari Sami vuodâs.


ма̄ҋҋк

ма̄ҋҋк (māj̥j̥k)

māj̥j̥k (romanization)
ма̄јјк (alternative)

Cognate with Skolt Sami mäikk and Akkala Sami [script needed] (maik).


ма̄јјк

ма̄јјк (māj̥j̥k)

Alternative spelling of ма̄ҋҋк (māj̥j̥k)


пуввл

puvvl (romanization)
пӯллв (alternative)
пӯввл (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *puolvë, from Proto-Uralic *polwe. Cognates include Northern Sami buolva, Finnish and Karelian polvi and Tundra Nenets пулы (puli).


пӯллв

пӯллв (pūllv)


рӣммьн

рӣммьн (rīmm’n)

Borrowed from a Finnic language, ultimately from Proto-Finnic *repäinen. Cognates include Northern Sami rieban, Inari Sami riemnjis and Estonian rebane.

Мэ̄нн рӣммьн са̄ррн?

Vulpes vulpes
Vulpes vulpes#Translingual


пе̄дзь

пе̄дзь (piedz’)

piedz’ (romanization)
пе̄дц (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *peacē, from Proto-Uralic *pečä. Cognates include Northern Sami beahci, Erzya пиче (piče) and Komi-Zyrian пожӧм (požöm).


кӣрре

From Proto-Samic *(s)kierrē, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Skolt Sami skeeʹrri, Northern Sami skierri and Southern Sami skierrie.


ва̄жь

ва̄жь (vāž’)

→ Russian: ва́женка (váženka)

From Proto-Samic *vāčëm. Cognates include Skolt Sami vaajj, Northern Sami váža and Ume Sami vaatjoo.


куэссь

куэссь (kuess’)

Derived from Proto-Uralic *ko-. Cognates include Ter Sami кыэссь (kïess’) and Skolt Sami kuás.

Куэссь то̄нн пуадак?


куэссь

куэссь (kuess’)

Мунн эмм тӣдҍ, куэссь тэдта шӣллкэнҍ.

Куэссь мыйй лӣхтэмь олкэс, аббьр оа̄лкхувэ.

Kuess’ myjj līxtem’ olkes, abb’r åålkxuve.


ко̄ххт

ко̄ххт (kōxxt)

Ко̄ххт я̄лак?

Ко̄ххт мыннӭ быдт тэнна лыһкэ?

Ко̄ххт лӣ то̄н нэ̄мм?

Ко̄ххт шэ эйй ныдть!


ко̄ххт

ко̄ххт (kōxxt)

Со̄нн эйй те̄дтма, ко̄ххт ӣжесь выгкэ.

Пугк манн, ко̄ххт быдт.


маххт

maxxt (romanization)
ма̄ххт (alternative)

Cognate with Skolt Sami mâʹhtt (mäʹhtt).


ма̄ххт

ма̄ххт (māxxt)


ко̄ххт шэ эйй ныдтҍ

ко̄ххт шэ эйй ныдтҍ (kōxxt še ejj nydt’)

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касьт

касьт (kas’t)

Cognate with Skolt Sami koʹst and Inari Sami kost.

Касьт то̄нн я̄лак?


касьт

касьт (kas’t)

Мунн эмм тӣдҍ, касьт то̄нн я̄лак.


ныдтҍ

ныдтҍ (nydt’)

Cognate with Skolt Sami nuʹt (nuʹtt) and Ter Sami ныдтҍ (nïdtʹ).

Ныдтҍ, то̄нн вӯййк ля̄к.

Ныдтҍ, мунн ве̄кьха тоннӭ.


ныдтҍ

ныдтҍ (nydt’)

Тоннӭ быдт ныдтҍ тэнна лыһкэ.

Ко̄ххт шэ ныдтҍ выйтэ?

Тэста ныдтҍ се̄ввьнэ лӣ, нимэ̄нн эмм уййн.

Testa nydt’ sjēvv’ne lī, nimēnn emm ujjn.

[It] is so dark here, [I] don't see anything.

Соннӭ тэнн кырьй ныдтҍ э̄ннҍтэнҍ.

for nothing, for free, without any consequences

Мэ̄нн лыгкак? – Ныдтҍ, нӣмэнн.

What are [you] doing? – Nothing special.


ныдтҍшэ

ныдтҍшэ (nydt’še)

nydt’še (romanization)
нышшэ (alternative)
нышше (alternative)

Мунн ныдтҍшэ пуада.


нышше

нышше (nyššje)

(informal) Alternative form of ныдтҍшэ (nydt’še)


нышшэ

нышшэ (nyšše)


эйй

ejj (romanization)
эмм (first-person indicative singular)
эгк (indicative second-person singular)
ель (imperative second-person singular)
эйй (indicative singular third-person)
ебпь (first-person indicative plural)
ебпе (indicative plural second-person)
елле (imperative plural second-person)
ев (indicative plural third-person)

From Proto-Samic *i-, from Proto-Uralic negative verb stem *e- ~ *ä- ~ *a-. Cognates include Finnish ei, Northern Sami ii and Skolt Sami ij.

Со̄нн эйй са̄рн рӯшас.

(auxiliary) The negative verb or negation verb; not, be not, do not, etc.


эйй

Эйй, мӯнэсьт ка̄рта элля.


эйй

эйй шӯрр пэ̄ҏҏт

эйй ко̄ммьтэсь ёгк


вилльй

вилльй (vill’j)

From Proto-Samic *vieljë. Cognates include Northern Sami viellja and Finnish and Estonian veli.


ланнҍ

ланнҍ (lann’)

lann’ (romanization)
ланнҍ (nominative singular)
ланҍ (nominative plural)
ланҍ (accusative singular)
лэнӭтҍ (accusative plural)
ланҍ (genitive singular)
лэнӭ (genitive plural)
ланна (singular)
лэнӭтҍ (plural)
ланӭсьт (locative singular)
лэнӭнҍ (locative plural)
лэнӭнҍ (comitative singular)
лэнӭгуэйм (comitative plural)
ланҍха (abessive singular)
лэнӭха (abessive plural)
ланнӭнҍ (essive)
ланнӭ (partitive)

Probably borrowed from Karelian linna. Cognates include Ter Sami ланнӭ (lânnʹe), Skolt Sami lâʹnn (“town; castle”), Inari Sami lanne (“town; prison”) and Northern Sami ladni (“castle, fortress; prison”).
May have been influenced by North Germanic land.


вуэййвланнҍ

head

вуэййвланнҍ (vuejjvlann’)

From вуэййв (vuejjv, “head”) + ланнҍ (lann’, “town, city”); compare Skolt Sami vueiʹvvgåårad, Inari Sami uáivikaavpug and Northern Sami oaivegávpot.


ёарркэй

head

ёарркэй (jårrkej)


ёарксэй

ёарксэй (jårksej)


ёарркмушш

ёарркмушш (jårrkmušš)

jårrkmušš (romanization)
ёарркмушш (nominative singular)
ёарркмуж (nominative plural)
ёарркмуж (accusative singular)
ёарркмужэтҍ (accusative plural)
ёарркмуж (genitive singular)
ёарркмужэ (genitive plural)
ёарркмушша (singular)
ёарркмужэтҍ (plural)
ёарркмужэсьт (locative singular)
ёарркмужэнҍ (locative plural)
ёарркмужэнҍ (comitative singular)
ёарркмужэгуэйм (comitative plural)
ёарркмужха (abessive singular)
ёарркмужэха (abessive plural)
ёарркмушшэнҍ (essive)
ёарркмушшэ (partitive)


коа̄сс

коа̄сс (kååss)

kååss (romanization)
коасс (alternative)


вуэйе

From Proto-Samic *veajētēk, from Proto-Uralic *woje-. Cognates include Northern Sami veadjit and Finnish voida.


самлёһт

Borrowed from Russian самолёт (samoljót).


кудтэмплоагкь

кудтэмплоагкь (kudtemplågk’)


кыджемплоагкь

кыджемплоагкь (kydžjemplågk’)


кыджемплоагант

кыджемплоагант (kydžjemplågant)

sjd-adj

кыджемплоагант (kydžjemplågant)


ка̄ххцэмплоагант

head

ка̄ххцэмплоагант (kāxxcemplågant)

sjd-adj

ка̄ххцэмплоагант (kāxxcemplågant)


аххцэмплоагант

head

аххцэмплоагант (axxcemplågant)

sjd-adj

аххцэмплоагант (axxcemplågant)


кӯһтлоагант

head

кӯһтлоагант (kūhtlågant)

sjd-adj

кӯһтлоагант (kūhtlågant)


ко̄ллмлоагант

head

ко̄ллмлоагант (kōllmlågant)

sjd-adj

ко̄ллмлоагант (kōllmlågant)


не̄лльйлоагант

head

не̄лльйлоагант (niell’jlågant)

sjd-adj

не̄лльйлоагант (niell’jlågant)

/ˈɲeːʎːlɒɡant/


выдтлоагант

head

выдтлоагант (vydtlågant)

sjd-adj

выдтлоагант (vydtlågant)


кудтлоагант

head

кудтлоагант (kudtlågant)

sjd-adj

кудтлоагант (kudtlågant)


кыджемьлоагант

head

кыджемьлоагант (kydžjem’lågant)

sjd-adj

кыджемьлоагант (kydžjem’lågant)


ка̄ххцлоагант

head

ка̄ххцлоагант (kāxxclågant)

sjd-adj

ка̄ххцлоагант (kāxxclågant)


аххцлоагант

head

аххцлоагант (axxclågant)

sjd-adj

аххцлоагант (axxclågant)


ка̄ххцэмплоагкь

head

ка̄ххцэмплоагкь (kāxxcemplågk’)


аххцэмплоагкь

аххцэмплоагкь (axxcemplågk’)


кӯһтлоагкь

кӯһтлоагкь (kūhtlågk’)


ко̄ллмлоагкь

ко̄ллмлоагкь (kōllmlågk’)


не̄лльйлоагкь

не̄лльйлоагкь (niell’jlågk’)

/ˈɲeːʎːlɒɡʲkʲ/


выдтлоагкь

выдтлоагкь (vydtlågk’)


кудтлоагкь

кудтлоагкь (kudtlågk’)


кыджемьлоагкь

кыджемьлоагкь (kydžjem’lågk’)


ка̄ххцлоагкь

ка̄ххцлоагкь (kāxxclågk’)


аххцлоагкь

аххцлоагкь (axxclågk’)


чуэдӓнт

чуэдӓнт (čued’ant)


нуэййт

nuejjt (romanization)
но̄ййт (alternative)

desc

→ Russian: нойд (nojd), но́йда (nójda) (from но̄ййт (nōjjt)))

From Proto-Samic *noajtē, from Proto-Uralic *nojta. Cognates include Finnish noita (“witch”) and Northern Sami noaidi.


но̄ййт

head

но̄ййт (nōjjt)


нуэййтвудт

nuejjtvudt (romanization)
нуэййтвудт (nominative singular)
нуэййтвуд (nominative plural)
нуэййтвуд (accusative singular)
нуэййтвудэтҍ (accusative plural)
нуэййтвуд (genitive singular)
нуэййтвудэ (genitive plural)
нуэййтвудтӭ (singular)
нуэййтвудэтҍ (plural)
нуэййтвудэсьт (locative singular)
нуэййтвудэнҍ (locative plural)
нуэййтвудэнҍ (comitative singular)
нуэййтвудэгуэйм (comitative plural)
нуэййтвудха (abessive singular)
нуэййтвудэха (abessive plural)
нуэййтвудтэнҍ (essive)
нуэййтвудтэ (partitive)


цуэҏҏьта̄һкь

цуэҏҏьта̄һкь (cuer̥r̥’tāhk’)

cuer̥r̥’tāhk’ (romanization)
цуэҏҏьта̄һкь (nominative singular)
цуэҏҏьта̄кь (nominative plural)
цуэҏҏьта̄кь (accusative singular)
цуэҏҏьтоа̄къетҍ (accusative plural)
цуэҏҏьта̄кь (genitive singular)
цуэҏҏьтоа̄къе (genitive plural)
цуэҏҏьта̄һка (singular)
цуэҏҏьтоа̄къетҍ (plural)
цуэҏҏьта̄къесьт (locative singular)
цуэҏҏьтоа̄къенҍ (locative plural)
цуэҏҏьтоа̄къенҍ (comitative singular)
цуэҏҏьтоа̄къегуэйм (comitative plural)
цуэҏҏьта̄кьха (abessive singular)
цуэҏҏьтоа̄къеха (abessive plural)
цуэҏҏьта̄һкъенҍ (essive)
цуэҏҏьта̄һкъе (partitive)
цуэҏҏьт а̄ххьк (alternative)

/ˈt͡su̯ɛr̥ʲːtaːhʲkʲ/

From цуэҏҏьт (cuer̥r̥’t, “demon”) + а̄һкь (āhk’).


цуэҏҏьт

head

цуэҏҏьт (cuer̥r̥’t)


тя̄ге

Тя̄ге пуэдтлэнҍ та̄лльв сыйт са̄мь оалк ке̄ссьма̄нэсьт.

2020, N. E. Afanasjeva, Варзино... Мы помним тебя, малая родина! [Varzino... We remember you, little homeland!], Murmansk, →ISBN, page 34:

The Sami from the winter settlement came here in the beginning of June.

Teagje puedtlen’ tāll’v syjt sām’ ålk kiess’mānes’t.

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Alternative form of тӣге (tīgje, “(to) here”)


еххта

jexxta (romanization)
яххта (alternative)

Possibly from Proto-Samic *jiektē. Akin to Finnish ehtoo (“evening”) (dialectal, dated, poetic) and Estonian õhtu (“evening”). Cognates among the Sámi languages include Skolt Sami jåhtta and Northern Sami ikte.


ылл

yll (romanization)
ылл (nominative singular)
ыл (nominative plural)
ыл (accusative singular)
ылэтҍ (accusative plural)
ыл (genitive singular)
ылэ (genitive plural)
ылле (singular)
ылэтҍ (plural)
ылэсьт (locative singular)
ылэнҍ (locative plural)
ылэнҍ (comitative singular)
ылэгуэйм (comitative plural)
ылха (abessive singular)
ылэха (abessive plural)
ыллэнҍ (essive)
ыллэ (partitive)

From Proto-Finnic *hiili, further etymology unknown.
Related to Finnish and Karelian hiili. Cognates include Skolt Sami ill, Northern Sami hilla.


ся̄ххтар

ся̄ххтар (sjāxxtar)

Unknown. Cognates include Skolt Sami seeuʹter and Inari Sami seevtil.


нюччкэ

нюччкэ (njuččke)

From Proto-Samic *ńuškōtēk, likely of substrate origin.


алля

Тэдт алля маӈӈьмус вя̄ллтэдмуш, сыйй а̄йка я̄ллма ле̄в Коа̄рьял е̄ммьнесьт.

Gennady Lukin, Кӣллт сыййт са̄мь, Портал национальных литератур

It isn't [their] last resettlement, they used to live in Karelia before.

(dialectal) Alternative form of элля (ellja, “isn't”)


эллей

Тэнн баяс са̄ннҍ эллей.

1985, N. E. Afanasjeva with R. D. Kuruch, E. I. Mechkina, A. A. Antonova, L. D. Jakovlev, B. A. Gluhov, Саамско-русский словарь (кильдинский диалект) [Sámi-Russian dictionary (Kildin dialect)] (overall work in Russian), Москва: Русский язык:

(uncommon) Alternative form of эллий (ellij, “wasn't”)


вӯйвас

вӯйвас (vūjvas)

vūjvas (romanization)
вуйвас (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *vuojvës. Cognates include Northern Sami vuoivvas and Skolt Sami vuõivâs.

пӯдзэ вӯйвас


цӣгк

Likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Northern Sami ciehka and Inari Sami ciehâ.


пэ̄ввл

пэ̄ввл (pēvvl)

pēvvl (romanization)
пэллв (alternative)
пэ̄ллв (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *pëlvë, from Proto-Uralic *pilwe. Cognates include Northern Sami balva, Finnish pilvi and Udmurt пилем (piľem).


пӯввл

пӯввл (pūvvl)


мӯнь

From Proto-Samic *muońë. Cognates include Southern Sami moenje and Ter Sami мы̄нь (mïnj).


нёаррк

нёаррк (njårrk)

From Proto-Samic *ńārkë, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Skolt Sami njargg, Northern Sami njárga and Southern Sami njaarke.


поаввьн

поаввьн (påvv’n)

From Proto-Samic *povnë, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Northern Sami bovdna and Skolt Sami pounnj, pouʹnnj. Related to Finnish pounu.


вӯнн

From Proto-Samic *vuonë, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Northern Sami vuotna and Skolt Sami vuõnn.


са̄ттк

са̄ттк (sāttk)

From Proto-Samic *sātkō, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Northern Sami sátku and Skolt Sami sätkk.


вуэсста

From Proto-Samic *vuostē, from Proto-Uralic *wasta (“a place opposite or across”). Related to вӯсьт (vūs’t).
Cognates include Skolt Sami vuâstta, Ter Sami выэсста (vïesstâ) and Akkala Sami [script needed] (vosta).


суммь

head

суммь (summ’)

From Proto-Samic *suomënë. Cognates include Skolt Sami suõmm and Northern Sami suopman (“dialect; sound”).


мо̄джесь

head

мо̄джесь (mōdžjes’) (attributive of мо̄дже)

mōdžjes’ (romanization)
of мо̄дже (attributive)

From Proto-Samic [Term?], likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Ter Sami моджись (moǯis’), Skolt Sami mooččâd, Akkala Sami моһчас (mohčas) and Inari Sami muččâd. False cognate of Komi-Zyrian мича (mića).


авьтма

head

авьтма (av’tma)

sjd-adj

авьтма (av’tma)


поаннҍ

head

поаннҍ (pånn’)

From Proto-Samic *ponnē, borrowed from North Germanic (compare Old Norse botn). Cognates include Akkala Sami поннҍ (ponn’), Skolt Sami påʹnn and Northern Sami bodni.


та̄сс

та̄сс (tāss)

tāss (romanization)
та̄ссь (alternative)

basin (a wide, relatively shallow vessel, e.g. for washing or cooking)


поа̄дэн

поа̄дэн (pååden)

Borrowed from Russian паду́н (padún), compare Ter Sami па̄дын (pâ̄dïn).


поадэск

поадэск (pådesk)

pådesk (romanization)
поадэск (nominative singular)
поадэск (nominative plural)
поадэск (accusative singular)
поадэскэтҍ (accusative plural)
поадэск (genitive singular)
поадэскэ (genitive plural)
поадэскэ (singular)
поадэскэтҍ (plural)
поадэскэсьт (locative singular)
поадэскэнҍ (locative plural)
поадэскэнҍ (comitative singular)
поадэскэгуэйм (comitative plural)
поадэскха (abessive singular)
поадэскэха (abessive plural)
поадэскэнҍ (essive)
поадэскэ (partitive)
по̄зоа̄ссэ (alternative)

From earlier по̄зоа̄ссэ (pōzååsse), from пӯдзэ (pūdze, “reindeer”) + оа̄ссэ (ååsse).


поа̄ййн

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поа̄ййн (pååjjn)

pååjjn (romanization)
поаййн (alternative)


поа̄лкас

поа̄лкас (påålkas)

påålkas (romanization)
поалкас (alternative)
па̄льгесь (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *pālkēs. Cognates include Ter Sami па̄льгэсь (pâ̄lʼgesʼ), Skolt Sami pääʹljes and Northern Sami bálggis. Related to Finnish polku.


поа̄һп

поа̄һп (pååhp)

pååhp (romanization)
поаһп (alternative)
поа̄ххп (alternative)

Borrowed from Russian поп (pop), from Old Church Slavonic попъ (popŭ). Cognates include Ter Sami па̄һһп (pâ̄hhp), Skolt Sami papp and Finnish pappi.


поа̄һк

поа̄һк (pååhk)

sjd-adj

поа̄һк (pååhk)


поа̄кас

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поа̄кас (pååkas)

sjd-adj

поа̄кас (pååkas)

From Proto-Samic *pākkës. Cognates include Ter Sami па̄кс (pâ̄ks), Skolt Sami paakkâs and Northern Sami báhkas.


поа̄һкан

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поа̄һкан (pååhkan)

pååhkan (romanization)
поа̄ххкан (alternative)


ся̄м

sjām (romanization)
ся̄м (nominative singular)
сӣмман (nominative plural)
сӣмман (accusative singular)
сӣммнэтҍ (accusative plural)
сӣмман (genitive singular)
сӣммнэ (genitive plural)
сӣммнэ (illative singular)
сӣммнэтҍ (illative plural)
сӣммнэсьт (locative singular)
сӣммнэнҍ (locative plural)
сӣммнэнҍ (comitative singular)
сӣммнэгуэйм (comitative plural)
сӣммнаһта (abessive singular)
сӣммнэха (abessive plural)
сӣммнэнҍ (essive)
сӣммнэдтӭ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *seamōn. Cognates include Skolt Sami seäm and Northern Sami seamu.


ся̄м

(figurative) experienced (of an elder person)


пӯййт

пӯййт (pūjjt)

From Proto-Samic *puojtē, from Proto-Germanic *faitaz. Cognates include Skolt Sami pueiʹdd and Northern Sami buoidi.


оа̄б

ååb (romanization)
оа̄б (nominative singular)
оа̄бпан (nominative plural)
оа̄бпан (accusative singular)
оа̄бпнэтҍ (accusative plural)
оа̄бпан (genitive singular)
оа̄бпнэ (genitive plural)
оа̄бпнэ (illative singular)
оа̄бпнэтҍ (illative plural)
оа̄бпнэсьт (locative singular)
оа̄бпнэнҍ (locative plural)
оа̄бпнэнҍ (comitative singular)
оа̄бпнэгуэйм (comitative plural)
оа̄бпнаһта (abessive singular)
оа̄бпнэха (abessive plural)
оа̄бпнэнҍ (essive)
оа̄бпнэдтӭ (partitive)
оаб (alternative)

sjd-infl-noun

оа̄бпнэгуэйм

Borrowed from a Finnic language, ultimately from Proto-Finnic *habën; compare Finnish hapene (“(single) hair”). Cognate with Ter Sami а̄бн (â̄bn) and Skolt Sami ääʹbben.


оа̄бпъялаш

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оа̄бпъялаш (ååbp’alaš)

sjd-adj

оа̄бпъялаш (ååbp’alaš)

ååbp’alaš (romanization)
оабпъялаш (alternative)


тамьпе

Derived from Proto-Samic *tombēnē or some similar form. Cognates include Skolt Sami toʹben and Northern Sami doppe.


шӯрр

Borrowed from Karelian šuuri, from Proto-Finnic *suuri, from Proto-Germanic *stūra- (whence German stur and Dutch stoer) or from Indo-Iranian (see Proto-Indo-Iranian *stʰuHrás); in either case, ultimately derived from Proto-Indo-European *sth₂uh₂rós.
Cognate with Ter Sami and Akkala Sami шурр (šurr) and Skolt Sami šurr. Relationship with Northern Sami stuoris is uncertain due to the fact that it is derived from Proto-Germanic *stōraz, which is not directly related to *stūra- because of different root vowels.


алфавиһт

alfaviht (romanization)
алфавиһт (nominative singular)
алфавит (nominative plural)
алфавит (accusative singular)
алфавитэтҍ (accusative plural)
алфавит (genitive singular)
алфавитэ (genitive plural)
алфавиһтӭ (singular)
алфавитэтҍ (plural)
алфавитэсьт (locative singular)
алфавитэнҍ (locative plural)
алфавитэнҍ (comitative singular)
алфавитэгуэйм (comitative plural)
алфавитха (abessive singular)
алфавитэха (abessive plural)
алфавиһтэнҍ (essive)
алфавиһтэ (partitive)
алфавит (alternative)

Borrowed from Russian алфавит (alfavit).


тамьпеханна

tam’pjexanna (romanization)
тамьпханна (alternative)


по̄ннц

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по̄ннц (pōnnc)

pōnnc (romanization)
по̄ннц (nominative singular)
по̄нц (nominative plural)
по̄нц (accusative singular)
по̄нцэтҍ (accusative plural)
по̄нц (genitive singular)
по̄нцэ (genitive plural)
по̄ннҍцэ (singular)
по̄нцэтҍ (plural)
по̄нцэсьт (locative singular)
по̄нцэнҍ (locative plural)
по̄нцэнҍ (comitative singular)
по̄нцэгуэйм (comitative plural)
по̄нцха (abessive singular)
по̄нцэха (abessive plural)
по̄ннцэнҍ (essive)
по̄ннцэ (partitive)
поннц (alternative)

From Proto-Samic *poncë. Cognates include Skolt Sami poʒʒ, Northern Sami bozza and Southern Sami badtse.


кэ̄ллм

кэ̄ллм (kēllm)

sjd-adj

кэ̄ллм (kēllm)

From Proto-Samic *këlmë or some related form, probably from Proto-Finno-Permic *külmä, which is possibly an Indo-European borrowing.
Cognates include Northern Sami galmmas, Finnish kylmä, Komi-Zyrian кын (kyn) and Moksha кельме (keľme).


шувв

From Proto-Samic *šuvë, borrowed from early Proto-Finnic *šüvä. Cognate with Ter Sami шувва (šuvvâ).


це̄ӆӆькэ

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це̄ӆӆькэ (ciel̥l̥’ke)

Cognates include Skolt Sami ceäʹlǩǩed, Akkala Sami целльке (c’ell’k’e) and Northern Sami cealkit.


сӣррэ

сӣррэ (sīrre)

From сӣрр (sīrr) + -э (-e). Cognate with Ter Sami сӣррэд (sīrred), Skolt Sami siõrrâd and Inari Sami sierrâđ.

Пе̄ннэ кудцагуэйм се̄рр, па̄лл чоӈт, поарр я вуадт.

2021, A. M. Sapelnikova, “Та̄л А̄ка”, in Голос Севера (приложение) [Voice of the North (appendix)], St Petersburg: Russian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North, page 275:

The dog plays with cubs, rolls the ball, eats and sleeps.

Pienne kudcaguejm sjērr, pāll čoŋt, pårr ja vuadt.


шэ̄ннтэмпе̄ййв

шэ̄ннтэмпе̄ййв (šēnntempiejjv)

šēnntempiejjv (romanization)
шэ̄ннтэмпе̄ййв (nominative singular)
шэ̄ннтэмпъе̄йв (nominative plural)
шэ̄ннтэмпъе̄йв (accusative singular)
шэ̄ннтэмпӣйвэтҍ (accusative plural)
шэ̄ннтэмпъе̄йв (genitive singular)
шэ̄ннтэмпӣйвэ (genitive plural)
шэ̄ннтэмпья̄ййва (singular)
шэ̄ннтэмпӣйвэтҍ (plural)
шэ̄ннтэмпъе̄йвэсьт (locative singular)
шэ̄ннтэмпӣйвэнҍ (locative plural)
шэ̄ннтэмпӣйвэнҍ (comitative singular)
шэ̄ннтэмпӣйвэгуэйм (comitative plural)
шэ̄ннтэмпъе̄йвха (abessive singular)
шэ̄ннтэмпӣйвэха (abessive plural)
шэ̄ннтэмпъе̄ййвэнҍ (essive)
шэ̄ннтэмпъе̄ййвэ (partitive)

From шэ̄ннтэ (šēnnte) + пе̄ййв (piejjv, “day”).


нэ̄ммпе̄ййв

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нэ̄ммпе̄ййв (nēmmpiejjv)

nēmmpiejjv (romanization)
нэ̄ммпе̄ййв (nominative singular)
нэ̄ммпъе̄йв (nominative plural)
нэ̄ммпъе̄йв (accusative singular)
нэ̄ммпӣйвэтҍ (accusative plural)
нэ̄ммпъе̄йв (genitive singular)
нэ̄ммпӣйвэ (genitive plural)
нэ̄ммпья̄ййва (singular)
нэ̄ммпӣйвэтҍ (plural)
нэ̄ммпъе̄йвэсьт (locative singular)
нэ̄ммпӣйвэнҍ (locative plural)
нэ̄ммпӣйвэнҍ (comitative singular)
нэ̄ммпӣйвэгуэйм (comitative plural)
нэ̄ммпъе̄йвха (abessive singular)
нэ̄ммпӣйвэха (abessive plural)
нэ̄ммпъе̄ййвэнҍ (essive)
нэ̄ммпъе̄ййвэ (partitive)

From нэ̄мм (nēmm, “name”) + пе̄ййв (piejjv, “day”).


сӣррэй

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сӣррэй (sīrrej)


сӯййн

сӯййн (sūjjn)


ра̄ссь

ра̄ссь (rāss’)

From Proto-Samic *(k)rāsē, from Proto-Germanic *grasą.


нӣссэ

нӣссэ (nīsse)


нӣввьл

нӣввьл (nīvv’l)

nīvv’l (romanization)
нӣлльв (alternative)


ниннч

ниннч (ninnč)

ninnč (romanization)
ниннч (nominative singular)
нинч (nominative plural)
нинч (accusative singular)
нӣнчетҍ (accusative plural)
нинч (genitive singular)
нӣнче (genitive plural)
нӣннче (singular)
нӣнчетҍ (plural)
нинчесьт (locative singular)
нӣнченҍ (locative plural)
нӣнченҍ (comitative singular)
нӣнчегуэйм (comitative plural)
нинчха (abessive singular)
нӣнчеха (abessive plural)
ниннченҍ (essive)
ниннче (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *ńińčē, possibly from Proto-Uralic *ńimśä. In this case, related to Finnish nisä.
Cognate with Skolt Sami njeʹǯǯ, Akkala Sami ниннч (ninnč) and Northern Sami njižži.


альн

by (using a means of transport to get somewhere)


баяс

Мунн эмм та̄т тэнн баяс са̄ррнэ.

Мэ̄нн баяс тэдт кыррьй лӣ?


гуэйкэ

guejke (romanization)
вуайкэ (alternative)
вуэйкэ (alternative dialectal)

Мэ̄нн гуэйкэ со̄нн тэнна лыгкэ?


э̄л

кырьйнэз сте̄н э̄л коадзэ

Кӣч мӯн э̄л!


а̄льп

а̄льп (āl’p)


шагкь

шагкь (šagk’)


инженерр

inžjenjerr (romanization)
инженерр (nominative singular)
инженъер (nominative plural)
инженъер (accusative singular)
инженьерэтҍ (accusative plural)
инженъер (genitive singular)
инженьерэ (genitive plural)
инженьерра (singular)
инженьерэтҍ (plural)
инженъерэсьт (locative singular)
инженьерэнҍ (locative plural)
инженьерэнҍ (comitative singular)
инженьерэгуэйм (comitative plural)
инженъерха (abessive singular)
инженьерэха (abessive plural)
инженъеррэнҍ (essive)
инженъеррэ (partitive)

Borrowed from Russian инжене́р (inženér).


ле̄ӎӎьк

ле̄ӎӎьк (liem̥m̥’k)

liem̥m̥’k (romanization)
ле̄ӎӎьк (nominative singular)
лъе̄ӎьк (nominative plural)
лъе̄ӎьк (accusative singular)
лӣӎькэтҍ (accusative plural)
лъе̄ӎьк (genitive singular)
лӣӎькэ (genitive plural)
лья̄ӎӎка (singular)
лӣӎькэтҍ (plural)
лъе̄ӎькэсьт (locative singular)
лӣӎькэнҍ (locative plural)
лӣӎькэнҍ (comitative singular)
лӣӎькэгуэйм (comitative plural)
лъе̄ӎькха (abessive singular)
лӣӎькэха (abessive plural)
лъе̄ӎӎькэнҍ (essive)
лъе̄ӎӎькэ (partitive)

Borrowed from Russian лямка (ljamka), which is proposed to have Sami origin. Doublet of ла̄ммч (lāmmč), which was inherited directly from Proto-Samic.


нӣремь

нӣремь (nīrjem’)

plain (an expanse of land with relatively low relief)


па̄ӆӆьтэв

па̄ӆӆьтэв (pāl̥l̥’tev)


шо̄йвым

шо̄йвым (šōjvym)


па̄ӈӈҍк

па̄ӈӈҍк (pāŋŋ’k)


вӯӈӈк

вӯӈӈк (vūŋŋk)

vūŋŋk (romanization)
вӯӈӈк (nominative singular)
вӯӈк (nominative plural)
вӯӈк (accusative singular)
вӯӈкэтҍ (accusative plural)
вӯӈк (genitive singular)
вӯӈкэ (genitive plural)
вӯӈӈькэ (singular)
вӯӈкэтҍ (plural)
вӯӈкэсьт (locative singular)
вӯӈкэнҍ (locative plural)
вӯӈкэнҍ (comitative singular)
вӯӈкэгуэйм (comitative plural)
вӯӈкха (abessive singular)
вӯӈкэха (abessive plural)
вӯӈӈкэнҍ (essive)
вӯӈӈкэ (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *vuoŋkë, compare Northern Sami vuogga and Skolt Sami vuõgg.


ла̄ввлэй

ла̄ввлэй (lāvvlej)


вуадтэ

(dialectal, Ārʹsjogk) Synonym of коавас (kåvas)


рысст

Borrowed from Karelian risti, from Old East Slavic крьстъ (krĭstŭ).


ла̄ммьп

ла̄ммьп (lāmm’p)

Possibly borrowed from Finnic language; compare Finnish lampi. Cognate with Ter Sami ла̄мпэ (lâ̄mpe).


чӯзэм

чӯзэм (čūzem)

/ˈt͡ʃʲuːzɛm/


тӣрьмэсью̄ккс

тӣрьмэсью̄ккс (tīr’mes’’ūkks)

tīr’mes’’ūkks (romanization)
тӣрьмесь ю̄ккс (alternative)
тӣрьмэсь ю̄ккс (alternative)

From тӣрьмесь (tīr’mjes’, “thunder”) + ю̄ккс (jūkks, “arc, bow”).


тӣрьмесь ю̄ккс

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тӣрьмесь ю̄ккс (tīr’mjes’ jūkks)

тӣрьмесью̄ккс

тӣрьмесью̄ккс#Kildin_Sami

Alternative form of тӣрьмесью̄ккс (tīr’mjes’’ūkks)


са̄ййм

са̄ййм (sājjm)

From Proto-Samic *sājmë, likely of substrate origin. Cognates include Skolt Sami säiʹmm and Northern Sami sáibma.


оа̄бпан

оа̄бпан (ååbpan)

inflection of оа̄б (ååb):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of оа̄б (ååb):
nominative plural


луэмман

inflection of лӯмь (lūm’):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of лӯмь (lūm’):
nominative plural


е̄ль

second-person singular imperative of е̄лле (jiellje)


соа̄рнънэ

соа̄рнънэ (såårnne)


пӯдзэ

пӯдзэ (pūdze)

inflection of пуаз (puaz):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of пуаз (puaz):
nominative plural


ча̄вврас

ча̄вврас (čāvvras)

inflection of че̄вьресь (čiev’rjes’):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of че̄вьресь (čiev’rjes’):
nominative plural


пӯйе

inflection of пуай (puaj):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of пуай (puaj):
nominative plural


пуӆӆьк

пуӆӆьк (pul̥l̥’k)

pul̥l̥’k (romanization)
пуӆӆьк (nominative singular)
пуӆьк (nominative plural)
пуӆьк (accusative singular)
пуӆькэтҍ (accusative plural)
пуӆьк (genitive singular)
пуӆькэ (genitive plural)
пуӆӆка (singular)
пуӆькэтҍ (plural)
пуӆькэсьт (locative singular)
пуӆькэнҍ (locative plural)
пуӆькэнҍ (comitative singular)
пуӆькэгуэйм (comitative plural)
пуӆькха (abessive singular)
пуӆькэха (abessive plural)
пуӆӆькэнҍ (essive)
пуӆӆькэ (partitive)

→ Russian: болок (bolok), болк (bolk)

→ Russian: пульк (pulʹk)

From Proto-Samic *pulkkē, borrowing from Finnish pulkka, from Proto-Finnic *pulkka.
Cognates include Inari Sami pulkke, Ter Sami пуӆӆьке (pul̥l̥ʼkʼe) and Northern Sami bulki.

pulk, type of sledge shaped like a boat, covered by rag (for traveling, approx. 2m long)


ёӈӈшэ

ёӈӈшэ (joŋŋše)

to consider something rich of lingonberries


ёӈхаһтӭ

ёӈхаһтӭ (joŋxaht’e)

А̄йкас вэ̄дз мӣнэтҍ ёӈхэдтӭ.

The early snow left us without lingonberries.

(transitive, privative) to leave someone without lingonberries, to deprive of lingonberries


ёӈӈлаһтӭ

ёӈӈлаһтӭ (joŋŋlaht’e)

(transitive) to provide someone with lingonberries


ёӈӈлуввэ

ёӈӈлуввэ (joŋŋluvve)


я̄лах

jealax (romanization)
я̄лак (alternative)

second-person singular indicative present of е̄лле (jiellje)


я̄лак

jealak (romanization)
я̄лах (alternative)


кӯль

inflection of кӯлль (kūll’):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of кӯлль (kūll’):
nominative plural


кӯллэ

кӯллэ (kūlle)


нӣййт

нӣййт (nījjt)

From Proto-Samic *niejtë, from Proto-Uralic *nejde. Cognates include Finnish neiti and Northern Sami nieida.


сӣййнэ

сӣййнэ (sījjne)

Cognate with Ter Sami [script needed] (sījjnâd) and Inari Sami soinâđ (“to gasp, to choke”). Related to Northern Sami saidnat and Northern Sami sainnahat (“whooping cough”).


сэфс

sefs (romanization)
сэфс (nominative singular)
сэ̄кксэм (nominative plural)
сэ̄кксэм (accusative singular)
сэ̄кксмэтҍ (accusative plural)
сэ̄кксэм (genitive singular)
сэ̄кксмэ (genitive plural)
сэ̄кксмэе (genitive plural)
сэ̄кксмэ (illative singular)
сэ̄кксмэтҍ (illative plural)
сэ̄кксмэсьт (locative singular)
сэ̄кксмэнҍ (locative plural)
сэ̄кксмэнҍ (comitative singular)
сэ̄кксмэгуэйм (comitative plural)
сэ̄кксмаһта (abessive singular)
сэ̄кксмэха (abessive plural)
сэ̄кксмэнҍ (essive)
сэ̄кксмэдтӭ (partitive)
сэкс (alternative)

sjd-infl-noun

сэ̄кксмэ, сэ̄кксмэе

сэ̄кксмэгуэйм

From Proto-Samic *sëvsëm, of unknown origin; likely derived from a substrate language. Akin to Finnish höyhen. Cognates include Skolt Sami sõõus and Inari Sami soovsâ; the cognate words are only attested in the Eastern Samic languages, with Inari Sami being the westernmost.


сэ̄кксэм

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сэ̄кксэм (sēkksem)

inflection of сэфс (sefs):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of сэфс (sefs):
nominative plural

inflection of сэкс (seks):
genitive/accusative singular

inflection of сэкс (seks):
nominative plural


маӈӈь

маӈӈь (maŋŋ’)

sjd-adj

маӈӈь (maŋŋ’)

From Proto-Samic *mëŋē. Cognate with Skolt Sami mâʹŋŋ and Northern Sami maŋŋe.


маӈӈа

head

маӈӈа (maŋŋa)

Cognate with Skolt Sami mâŋŋa and Northern Sami maŋŋá.


маӈӈа

маӈӈа (maŋŋa)


мӣ

From Proto-Uralic *mi. Cognate with Ter Sami and Akkala Sami мӣ (mī) and Skolt Sami and Northern Sami mii.


ке̄

From Proto-Samic *kea, from Proto-Uralic *ke. Cognates include Ter Sami ке̄ (kie), Akkala Sami к̌ӣ (ǩī) and Northern Sami gii.


мэ̄йт

мэ̄йт (mējt)