mies

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mies (genitive miehen, partitive miesty)

From Proto-Finnic *mees. Cognates include Finnish mies and Estonian mees.


tyttö

tyttö (genitive tytön, partitive tyttyö)

tytön (genitive)
tyttyö (partitive)
tyttö (nominative singular)
tytöt (nominative plural)
tytön (genitive singular)
tytölöin (genitive plural)
tyttyö (partitive singular)
tyttölöi (partitive plural)
tyttöh (illative singular)
tyttölöih (illative plural)
tytös (inessive singular)
tytölöis (inessive plural)
tytöspäi (elative singular)
tytölöispäi (elative plural)
tytöle (allative singular)
tytölöile (allative plural)
tytöl (adessive singular)
tytölöil (adessive plural)
tytölpäi (ablative singular)
tytölöilpäi (ablative plural)
tytökse (singular translative)
tytölöikse (plural translative)
tytönny (essive singular)
tytölöinny (essive plural)
tytöttäh (abessive singular)
tytölöittäh (abessive plural)
tytönke (comitative singular)
tytölöinke (comitative plural)
tytölöin (instructive plural)
tytöči (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 9/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">tyttö</i>, tt-t gradation

From Proto-Finnic *tüttoi. Cognates include Finnish tyttö and Ingrian tyttö.


kieli

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kieli (genitive kielen, partitive kieldy)

kielen (genitive)
kieldy (partitive)
kieli (nominative singular)
kielet (nominative plural)
kielen (genitive singular)
kieliin (genitive plural)
kieldy (partitive singular)
kielii (partitive plural)
kieleh (illative singular)
kieliih (illative plural)
kieles (inessive singular)
kieliis (inessive plural)
kielespäi (elative singular)
kieliispäi (elative plural)
kielele (allative singular)
kieliile (allative plural)
kielel (adessive singular)
kieliil (adessive plural)
kielelpäi (ablative singular)
kieliilpäi (ablative plural)
kielekse (singular translative)
kieliikse (plural translative)
kielenny (essive singular)
kieliinny (essive plural)
kielettäh (abessive singular)
kieliittäh (abessive plural)
kielenke (comitative singular)
kieliinke (comitative plural)
kieliiči (instructive plural)
kieleči (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 24/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">kieli</i>, no gradation

From Proto-Finnic *keeli. Cognates include Finnish kieli and Estonian keel.


kravatti

Borrowed from Russian крова́ть (krovátʹ).


naine

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naine (genitive naizen, partitive naistu)

From Proto-Finnic *nainën. Cognates include Finnish nainen and Estonian naine.


tuatto

tuatto (genitive tuatan, partitive tuattua)

Borrowed from dialectal Russian [Term?], from Proto-Slavic *tata.


aigu

olo-decl

Type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">jalgu</i>, ig-ij gradation

aigu (nominative singular)
aijat (nominative plural)
aijan (genitive singular)
aijoin (genitive plural)
aigua (partitive singular)
aigoi (partitive plural)
aigah (illative singular)
aigoih (illative plural)
aijas (inessive singular)
aijois (inessive plural)
aijaspäi (elative singular)
aijoispäi (elative plural)
aijale (allative singular)
aijoile (allative plural)
aijal (adessive singular)
aijoil (adessive plural)
aijalpäi (ablative singular)
aijoilpäi (ablative plural)
aijakse (singular translative)
aijoikse (plural translative)
aijannu (essive singular)
aijoinnu (essive plural)
aijattah (abessive singular)
aijoittah (abessive plural)
aijanke (comitative singular)
aijoinke (comitative plural)
aijoin (instructive plural)
aijači (prolative singular)

From Proto-Finnic *aika. Cognates include Finnish aika and Karelian aika.


kyly

kylyn (genitive)
kylyy (partitive)
kyly (nominative singular)
kylyt (nominative plural)
kylyn (genitive singular)
kylylöin (genitive plural)
kylyy (partitive singular)
kylylöi (partitive plural)
kylyh (illative singular)
kylylöih (illative plural)
kylys (inessive singular)
kylylöis (inessive plural)
kylyspäi (elative singular)
kylylöispäi (elative plural)
kylyle (allative singular)
kylylöile (allative plural)
kylyl (adessive singular)
kylylöil (adessive plural)
kylylpäi (ablative singular)
kylylöilpäi (ablative plural)
kylykse (singular translative)
kylylöikse (plural translative)
kylynny (essive singular)
kylylöinny (essive plural)
kylyttäh (abessive singular)
kylylöittäh (abessive plural)
kylynke (comitative singular)
kylylöinke (comitative plural)
kylylöin (instructive plural)
kylyči (prolative singular)

Type 12/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">kyly</i>, no gradation

Probably derived from kylbie. Cognate with Karelian kyly.


kodi

From Proto-Finnic *kotëi. Cognates include Finnish koti and Ingrian koti.


sizär

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sizär (genitive sizären, partitive sizärdy)

From Proto-Finnic *sësar, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *swésō.


linnu

linnu (genitive linnan, partitive linnua)

linnan (genitive)
linnua (partitive)
linnu (nominative singular)
linnat (nominative plural)
linnan (genitive singular)
linnoin (genitive plural)
linnua (partitive singular)
linnoi (partitive plural)
linnah (illative singular)
linnoih (illative plural)
linnas (inessive singular)
linnois (inessive plural)
linnaspäi (elative singular)
linnoispäi (elative plural)
linnale (allative singular)
linnoile (allative plural)
linnal (adessive singular)
linnoil (adessive plural)
linnalpäi (ablative singular)
linnoilpäi (ablative plural)
linnakse (singular translative)
linnoikse (plural translative)
linnannu (essive singular)
linnoinnu (essive plural)
linnattah (abessive singular)
linnoittah (abessive plural)
linnanke (comitative singular)
linnoinke (comitative plural)
linnoin (instructive plural)
linnači (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">jalgu</i>, no gradation

From Proto-Finnic *litna. Cognates include Finnish linna and Estonian linn.


aberi

Type 14/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">hori</i>, no gradation

aberi (nominative singular)
aberit (nominative plural)
aberin (genitive singular)
aberiloin (genitive plural)
aberii (partitive singular)
aberiloi (partitive plural)
aberih (illative singular)
aberiloih (illative plural)
aberis (inessive singular)
aberilois (inessive plural)
aberispäi (elative singular)
aberiloispäi (elative plural)
aberile (allative singular)
aberiloile (allative plural)
aberil (adessive singular)
aberiloil (adessive plural)
aberilpäi (ablative singular)
aberiloilpäi (ablative plural)
aberikse (singular translative)
aberiloikse (plural translative)
aberinnu (essive singular)
aberiloinnu (essive plural)
aberittah (abessive singular)
aberiloittah (abessive plural)
aberinke (comitative singular)
aberiloinke (comitative plural)
aberiloin (instructive plural)
aberiči (prolative singular)


kirju

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kirju (genitive kirjan, partitive kirjua)

kirjan (genitive)
kirjua (partitive)
kirju (nominative singular)
kirjat (nominative plural)
kirjan (genitive singular)
kirjoin (genitive plural)
kirjua (partitive singular)
kirjoi (partitive plural)
kirjah (illative singular)
kirjoih (illative plural)
kirjas (inessive singular)
kirjois (inessive plural)
kirjaspäi (elative singular)
kirjoispäi (elative plural)
kirjale (allative singular)
kirjoile (allative plural)
kirjal (adessive singular)
kirjoil (adessive plural)
kirjalpäi (ablative singular)
kirjoilpäi (ablative plural)
kirjakse (singular translative)
kirjoikse (plural translative)
kirjannu (essive singular)
kirjoinnu (essive plural)
kirjattah (abessive singular)
kirjoittah (abessive plural)
kirjanke (comitative singular)
kirjoinke (comitative plural)
kirjoin (instructive plural)
kirjači (prolative singular)

From Proto-Finnic *kirja. Cognate to Finnish kirja and Estonian kiri.


aptiekku

olo-decl

Type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">jalgu</i>, kk-k gradation

aptiekku (nominative singular)
aptiekat (nominative plural)
aptiekan (genitive singular)
aptiekoin (genitive plural)
aptiekkua (partitive singular)
aptiekkoi (partitive plural)
aptiekkah (illative singular)
aptiekkoih (illative plural)
aptiekas (inessive singular)
aptiekois (inessive plural)
aptiekaspäi (elative singular)
aptiekoispäi (elative plural)
aptiekale (allative singular)
aptiekoile (allative plural)
aptiekal (adessive singular)
aptiekoil (adessive plural)
aptiekalpäi (ablative singular)
aptiekoilpäi (ablative plural)
aptiekakse (singular translative)
aptiekoikse (plural translative)
aptiekannu (essive singular)
aptiekoinnu (essive plural)
aptiekattah (abessive singular)
aptiekoittah (abessive plural)
aptiekanke (comitative singular)
aptiekoinke (comitative plural)
aptiekoin (instructive plural)
aptiekači (prolative singular)


bolʹničču

Type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">jalgu</i>, čč-č gradation

bolʹničču (nominative singular)
bolʹničat (nominative plural)
bolʹničan (genitive singular)
bolʹničoin (genitive plural)
bolʹniččua (partitive singular)
bolʹniččoi (partitive plural)
bolʹniččah (illative singular)
bolʹniččoih (illative plural)
bolʹničas (inessive singular)
bolʹničois (inessive plural)
bolʹničaspäi (elative singular)
bolʹničoispäi (elative plural)
bolʹničale (allative singular)
bolʹničoile (allative plural)
bolʹničal (adessive singular)
bolʹničoil (adessive plural)
bolʹničalpäi (ablative singular)
bolʹničoilpäi (ablative plural)
bolʹničakse (singular translative)
bolʹničoikse (plural translative)
bolʹničannu (essive singular)
bolʹničoinnu (essive plural)
bolʹničattah (abessive singular)
bolʹničoittah (abessive plural)
bolʹničanke (comitative singular)
bolʹničoinke (comitative plural)
bolʹničoin (instructive plural)
bolʹničači (prolative singular)

Borrowed from Russian больни́ца (bolʹníca).


luzikku

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

From Proto-Finnic *lusikka, from Proto-Slavic *lъžьka. Cognates include Southern Karelian luzikka, Northern Karelian lusikka.


poigu

poigu (genitive poijan, partitive poigua)

poijan (genitive)
poigua (partitive)
poigu (nominative singular)
poijat (nominative plural)
poijan (genitive singular)
poijiin (genitive plural)
poigua (partitive singular)
poigii (partitive plural)
poigah (illative singular)
poigiih (illative plural)
poijas (inessive singular)
poijiis (inessive plural)
poijaspäi (elative singular)
poijiispäi (elative plural)
poijale (allative singular)
poijiile (allative plural)
poijal (adessive singular)
poijiil (adessive plural)
poijalpäi (ablative singular)
poijiilpäi (ablative plural)
poijakse (singular translative)
poijiikse (plural translative)
poijannu (essive singular)
poijiinnu (essive plural)
poijattah (abessive singular)
poijiittah (abessive plural)
poijanke (comitative singular)
poijiinke (comitative plural)
poijiin (instructive plural)
poijači (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 4/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">hukku</i>, ig-ij gradation

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


tazavaldu

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tazavaldu (genitive tazavallan, partitive tazavaldua)

tazavallan (genitive)
tazavaldua (partitive)
tazavaldu (nominative singular)
tazavallat (nominative plural)
tazavallan (genitive singular)
tazavalloin (genitive plural)
tazavaldua (partitive singular)
tazavaldoi (partitive plural)
tazavaldah (illative singular)
tazavaldoih (illative plural)
tazavallas (inessive singular)
tazavallois (inessive plural)
tazavallaspäi (elative singular)
tazavalloispäi (elative plural)
tazavallale (allative singular)
tazavalloile (allative plural)
tazavallal (adessive singular)
tazavalloil (adessive plural)
tazavallalpäi (ablative singular)
tazavalloilpäi (ablative plural)
tazavallakse (singular translative)
tazavalloikse (plural translative)
tazavallannu (essive singular)
tazavalloinnu (essive plural)
tazavallattah (abessive singular)
tazavalloittah (abessive plural)
tazavallanke (comitative singular)
tazavalloinke (comitative plural)
tazavalloin (instructive plural)
tazavallači (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">jalgu</i>, ld-ll gradation

From taza (“even”) + valdu (“power”), calque of Finnish tasavalta.


lehmy

From Proto-Finnic *lehmä, from Proto-Finno-Permic *lešmä.
Related to Erzya лишме (ľišme). Cognates include Finnish lehmä and Estonian lehm.


lypsäi

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lypsäi (genitive lypsäjä, partitive lypsäjiä)

From lypsiä (“to milk”) + -i. Akin to Finnish lypsäjä and Karelian lypšäjä.


maido

maido (genitive maijon, partitive maiduo)

maijon (genitive)
maiduo (partitive)
maido (nominative singular)
maijot (nominative plural)
maijon (genitive singular)
maijoloin (genitive plural)
maiduo (partitive singular)
maidoloi (partitive plural)
maidoh (illative singular)
maidoloih (illative plural)
maijos (inessive singular)
maijolois (inessive plural)
maijospäi (elative singular)
maijoloispäi (elative plural)
maijole (allative singular)
maijoloile (allative plural)
maijol (adessive singular)
maijoloil (adessive plural)
maijolpäi (ablative singular)
maijoloilpäi (ablative plural)
maijokse (singular translative)
maijoloikse (plural translative)
maijonnu (essive singular)
maijoloinnu (essive plural)
maijottah (abessive singular)
maijoloittah (abessive plural)
maijonke (comitative singular)
maijoloinke (comitative plural)
maijoloin (instructive plural)
maijoči (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 8/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">ruado</i>, id-ij gradation

From Proto-Finnic *maito. Cognates include Finnish maito and Veps maid.


saldattu

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saldattu (genitive saldatan, partitive saldattua)

saldatan (genitive)
saldattua (partitive)


kandu

olo-decl

Type 3/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">jalgu</i>, nd-nn gradation

kandu (nominative singular)
kannat (nominative plural)
kannan (genitive singular)
kannoin (genitive plural)
kandua (partitive singular)
kandoi (partitive plural)
kandah (illative singular)
kandoih (illative plural)
kannas (inessive singular)
kannois (inessive plural)
kannaspäi (elative singular)
kannoispäi (elative plural)
kannale (allative singular)
kannoile (allative plural)
kannal (adessive singular)
kannoil (adessive plural)
kannalpäi (ablative singular)
kannoilpäi (ablative plural)
kannakse (singular translative)
kannoikse (plural translative)
kannannu (essive singular)
kannoinnu (essive plural)
kannattah (abessive singular)
kannoittah (abessive plural)
kannanke (comitative singular)
kannoinke (comitative plural)
kannoin (instructive plural)
kannači (prolative singular)


vokali

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vokali (genitive vokalin, partitive vokalii)

Ultimately from Latin vocalis, possibly via Swedish vokal. Compare Finnish vokaali and Ingrian vokala.


ikkun

olo-decl

Type 5/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">ikkun</i>, no gradation

ikkun (nominative singular)
ikkunat (nominative plural)
ikkunan (genitive singular)
ikkunoin (genitive plural)
ikkunua (partitive singular)
ikkunoi (partitive plural)
ikkunah (illative singular)
ikkunoih (illative plural)
ikkunas (inessive singular)
ikkunois (inessive plural)
ikkunaspäi (elative singular)
ikkunoispäi (elative plural)
ikkunale (allative singular)
ikkunoile (allative plural)
ikkunal (adessive singular)
ikkunoil (adessive plural)
ikkunalpäi (ablative singular)
ikkunoilpäi (ablative plural)
ikkunakse (singular translative)
ikkunoikse (plural translative)
ikkunannu (essive singular)
ikkunoinnu (essive plural)
ikkunattah (abessive singular)
ikkunoittah (abessive plural)
ikkunanke (comitative singular)
ikkunoinke (comitative plural)
ikkunoin (instructive plural)
ikkunači (prolative singular)

Ultimately from Old East Slavic окъно (okŭno). Cognates include Finnish ikkuna and Ingrian ikkuna.


briha

Possibly from Russian приго́жий (prigóžij). Cognates include Ludian priha, Veps priha and Karelian priha／briha


brihačču

Type 11/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">lindu</i>, čč-č gradation

brihačču (nominative singular)
brihačut (nominative plural)
brihačun (genitive singular)
brihaččuloin (genitive plural)
brihaččuu (partitive singular)
brihaččuloi (partitive plural)
brihaččuh (illative singular)
brihaččuloih (illative plural)
brihačus (inessive singular)
brihaččulois (inessive plural)
brihačuspäi (elative singular)
brihaččuloispäi (elative plural)
brihačule (allative singular)
brihaččuloile (allative plural)
brihačul (adessive singular)
brihaččuloil (adessive plural)
brihačulpäi (ablative singular)
brihaččuloilpäi (ablative plural)
brihačukse (singular translative)
brihaččuloikse (plural translative)
brihačunnu (essive singular)
brihaččuloinnu (essive plural)
brihačuttah (abessive singular)
brihaččuloittah (abessive plural)
brihačunke (comitative singular)
brihaččuloinke (comitative plural)
brihaččuloin (instructive plural)
brihačuči (prolative singular)


buabo

Borrowed from an East Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *baba.


diädö

Borrowed from an East Slavic language. Related to Russian дядя (djadja).


fatieru

Borrowed from Russian фате́ра (fatéra). Akin to Veps fater.


feršali

Borrowed from Russian фельдшер (felʹdšer).


diedʹoi

Type 17/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">liipoi</i>, no gradation

diedʹoi (nominative singular)
diedʹoit (nominative plural)
diedʹoin (genitive singular)
diedʹoloin (genitive plural)
diedʹoidu (partitive singular)
diedʹoloidu (partitive plural)
diedʹoih (illative singular)
diedʹoloih (illative plural)
diedʹois (inessive singular)
diedʹolois (inessive plural)
diedʹoispäi (elative singular)
diedʹoloispäi (elative plural)
diedʹoile (allative singular)
diedʹoloile (allative plural)
diedʹoil (adessive singular)
diedʹoloil (adessive plural)
diedʹoilpäi (ablative singular)
diedʹoloilpäi (ablative plural)
diedʹoikse (singular translative)
diedʹoloikse (plural translative)
diedʹoinnu (essive singular)
diedʹoloinnu (essive plural)
diedʹoittah (abessive singular)
diedʹoloittah (abessive plural)
diedʹoinke (comitative singular)
diedʹoloinke (comitative plural)
diedʹoloin (instructive plural)
diedʹoiči (prolative singular)

Borrowed from an East Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *dědъ.


pehmendys

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pehmendys (genitive pehmendyksen, partitive pehmendysty)

pehmendyksen (genitive)
pehmendysty (partitive)

From pehmend- (“to soften”) + -ys. Akin to Finnish pehmennys.


pehmendiä

From pehmei (“soft”) + -ndiä. Akin to Finnish pehmentää.


pehmei

pehmei (genitive pehmien, partitive pehmiedy)

From Proto-Finnic *pehmedä. Cognates include Finnish pehmeä and Estonian pehme.


iänioppi

From iäni (“sound”) + oppi (“science”). Akin to Finnish äänioppi and Ingrian äänioppi.


vokalisobu

vokalisobu (genitive vokalisovun, partitive vokalisobuu)

vokalisovun (genitive)
vokalisobuu (partitive)

From vokali (“vowel”) + sobu (“agreement”).


tʹouta

tʹouta (genitive tʹoutan, partitive tʹoutua)

tʹoutan (genitive)
tʹoutua (partitive)
tʹouta (nominative singular)
tʹoutat (nominative plural)
tʹoutan (genitive singular)
tʹoutiin (genitive plural)
tʹoutua (partitive singular)
tʹoutii (partitive plural)
tʹoutah (illative singular)
tʹoutiih (illative plural)
tʹoutas (inessive singular)
tʹoutiis (inessive plural)
tʹoutaspäi (elative singular)
tʹoutiispäi (elative plural)
tʹoutale (allative singular)
tʹoutiile (allative plural)
tʹoutal (adessive singular)
tʹoutiil (adessive plural)
tʹoutalpäi (ablative singular)
tʹoutiilpäi (ablative plural)
tʹoutakse (singular translative)
tʹoutiikse (plural translative)
tʹoutannu (essive singular)
tʹoutiinnu (essive plural)
tʹoutattah (abessive singular)
tʹoutiittah (abessive plural)
tʹoutanke (comitative singular)
tʹoutiinke (comitative plural)
tʹoutiin (instructive plural)
tʹoutači (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 2/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">boba</i>, no gradation

Ultimately from Old East Slavic тета (teta), from Proto-Slavic *teta.


riehtil

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riehtil (genitive riehtilän, partitive riehtiliä)

riehtilän (genitive)
riehtiliä (partitive)
riehtil (nominative singular)
riehtilät (nominative plural)
riehtilän (genitive singular)
riehtilöin (genitive plural)
riehtiliä (partitive singular)
riehtilöi (partitive plural)
riehtiläh (illative singular)
riehtilöih (illative plural)
riehtiläs (inessive singular)
riehtilöis (inessive plural)
riehtiläspäi (elative singular)
riehtilöispäi (elative plural)
riehtiläle (allative singular)
riehtilöile (allative plural)
riehtiläl (adessive singular)
riehtilöil (adessive plural)
riehtilälpäi (ablative singular)
riehtilöilpäi (ablative plural)
riehtiläkse (singular translative)
riehtilöikse (plural translative)
riehtilänny (essive singular)
riehtilöinny (essive plural)
riehtilättäh (abessive singular)
riehtilöittäh (abessive plural)
riehtilänke (comitative singular)
riehtilöinke (comitative plural)
riehtilöin (instructive plural)
riehtiläči (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 10/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">riehtil</i>, no gradation


värtin

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värtin (genitive värtinän, partitive värtiniä)

värtinän (genitive)
värtiniä (partitive)
värtin (nominative singular)
värtinät (nominative plural)
värtinän (genitive singular)
värtinöin (genitive plural)
värtiniä (partitive singular)
värtinöi (partitive plural)
värtinäh (illative singular)
värtinöih (illative plural)
värtinäs (inessive singular)
värtinöis (inessive plural)
värtinäspäi (elative singular)
värtinöispäi (elative plural)
värtinäle (allative singular)
värtinöile (allative plural)
värtinäl (adessive singular)
värtinöil (adessive plural)
värtinälpäi (ablative singular)
värtinöilpäi (ablative plural)
värtinäkse (singular translative)
värtinöikse (plural translative)
värtinänny (essive singular)
värtinöinny (essive plural)
värtinättäh (abessive singular)
värtinöittäh (abessive plural)
värtinänke (comitative singular)
värtinöinke (comitative plural)
värtinöin (instructive plural)
värtinäči (prolative singular)

Borrowed from Old East Slavic веретено (vereteno). Compare Finnish värttinä and Veps värtin.


sanakniigu

sanakniigu (genitive sanakniigan, partitive sanakniigua)

sanakniigan (genitive)
sanakniigua (partitive)
sanakniigu (nominative singular)
sanakniigat (nominative plural)
sanakniigan (genitive singular)
sanakniigoin (genitive plural)
sanakniigua (partitive singular)
sanakniigoi (partitive plural)
sanakniigah (illative singular)
sanakniigoih (illative plural)
sanakniigas (inessive singular)
sanakniigois (inessive plural)
sanakniigaspäi (elative singular)
sanakniigoispäi (elative plural)
sanakniigale (allative singular)
sanakniigoile (allative plural)
sanakniigal (adessive singular)
sanakniigoil (adessive plural)
sanakniigalpäi (ablative singular)
sanakniigoilpäi (ablative plural)
sanakniigakse (singular translative)
sanakniigoikse (plural translative)
sanakniigannu (essive singular)
sanakniigoinnu (essive plural)
sanakniigattah (abessive singular)
sanakniigoittah (abessive plural)
sanakniiganke (comitative singular)
sanakniigoinke (comitative plural)
sanakniigoin (instructive plural)
sanakniigači (prolative singular)


päčči

päčči (genitive päčin, partitive päččii)

päčin (genitive)
päččii (partitive)
päčči (nominative singular)
päčit (nominative plural)
päčin (genitive singular)
päčilöin (genitive plural)
päččii (partitive singular)
päčilöi (partitive plural)
päččih (illative singular)
päčilöih (illative plural)
päčis (inessive singular)
päčilöis (inessive plural)
päčispäi (elative singular)
päčilöispäi (elative plural)
päčile (allative singular)
päčilöile (allative plural)
päčil (adessive singular)
päčilöil (adessive plural)
päčilpäi (ablative singular)
päčilöilpäi (ablative plural)
päčikse (singular translative)
päčilöikse (plural translative)
päčinny (essive singular)
päčilöinny (essive plural)
päčittäh (abessive singular)
päčilöittäh (abessive plural)
päčinke (comitative singular)
päčilöinke (comitative plural)
päčilöin (instructive plural)
päčiči (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 14/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">hori</i>, čč-č gradation

Borrowed from Russian печь (pečʹ). Compare Finnish pätsi and Veps päč.


mučoi

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mučoi (genitive mučoin, partitive muččoidu)

mučoin (genitive)
muččoidu (partitive)
mučoi (nominative singular)
mučoit (nominative plural)
mučoin (genitive singular)
muččoloin (genitive plural)
muččoidu (partitive singular)
muččoloidu (partitive plural)
muččoih (illative singular)
muččoloih (illative plural)
mučois (inessive singular)
muččolois (inessive plural)
mučoispäi (elative singular)
muččoloispäi (elative plural)
mučoile (allative singular)
muččoloile (allative plural)
mučoil (adessive singular)
muččoloil (adessive plural)
mučoilpäi (ablative singular)
muččoloilpäi (ablative plural)
mučoikse (singular translative)
muččoloikse (plural translative)
mučoinnu (essive singular)
muččoloinnu (essive plural)
mučoittah (abessive singular)
muččoloittah (abessive plural)
mučoinke (comitative singular)
muččoloinke (comitative plural)
muččoloin (instructive plural)
mučoiči (prolative singular)

olo-decl

Type 17/<i class="Latn mention" lang="olo">liipoi</i>, čč-č gradation


opastai

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opastai (genitive opastajan, partitive opastajua)

opastajan (genitive)
opastajua (partitive)

From opastua (“to teach”) + -i. Akin to Finnish opastaja and Karelian opaštaja.


lypsiä

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


kivari

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

Likely from Finnish kivääri due to range of attestation.


anuksenvaski

Anus (“Olonets”) + vaski (“copper, brass”), "Olonets copperware".


Hospodi

Borrowed from Russian Господь (Gospodʹ) or Russian Господи (Gospodi).
Akin to Karelian Hospoti／Hospodi.