ǩeâram

ǩeâram (nominative singular)
ǩeâram (nominative plural)
ǩeâram (accusative singular)
ǩeârmid (accusative plural)
ǩeâram (genitive singular)
ǩeârmi (genitive plural)
ǩeârma (illative singular)
ǩeârmid (illative plural)
ǩeârmest (locative singular)
ǩeârmin (locative plural)
ǩeârmin (comitative singular)
ǩeârmivuiʹm (comitative plural)
ǩeâramtää (abessive singular)
ǩeâramtaa (abessive singular)
ǩeârmitää (abessive plural)
ǩeârmitaa (abessive plural)
ǩeârmen (essive)
ǩeârmed (partitive)

Related to Inari Sami kiärun, Northern Sami giron.


piõkkânj

rough-legged buzzard
rough-legged buzzard

Buteo lagopus
Buteo lagopus#Translingual


ǩiõkk

ǩiõkk (nominative singular)
ǩiõǥǥ (nominative plural)
ǩiõǥǥ (accusative singular)
ǩiõǥǥid (accusative plural)
ǩiõǥǥ (genitive singular)
ǩiõǥǥi (genitive plural)
ǩiõʹǩˈǩe (illative singular)
ǩiõǥǥid (illative plural)
ǩiõǥǥâst (locative singular)
ǩiõǥǥin (locative plural)
ǩiõǥǥin (comitative singular)
ǩiõǥǥivuiʹm (comitative plural)
ǩiõǥǥtää (abessive singular)
ǩiõǥǥitää (abessive plural)
ǩiõkkân (essive)
ǩiõkkâd (partitive)

Cuculus canorus
Cuculus canorus#Translingual


repp

repp (nominative singular)
reepp (nominative plural)
reepp (accusative singular)
reeppaid (accusative plural)
reepp (genitive singular)
reeppai (genitive plural)
rippu (illative singular)
reeppaid (illative plural)
reeppast (locative singular)
reeppain (locative plural)
reeppain (comitative singular)
reeppaivuiʹm (comitative plural)
reepptää (abessive singular)
reeppaitää (abessive plural)
reppan (essive)
reppad (partitive)

Lagopus lagopus
Lagopus lagopus#Translingual


njuhčč

From Proto-Samic *ńukčë, from Proto-Uralic *joŋkće ~ *jokće.


kuss

kuss (nominative singular)
kuuzz (nominative plural)
kuuzz (accusative singular)
kuuzzid (accusative plural)
kuuzz (genitive singular)
kuuzzi (genitive plural)
kuʹsse (illative singular)
kuuzzid (illative plural)
kuuzzâst (locative singular)
kuuzzin (locative plural)
kuuzzin (comitative singular)
kuuzzivuiʹm (comitative plural)
kuuzztää (abessive singular)
kuuzzitää (abessive plural)
kussân (essive)
kussâd (partitive)


soorkõs

soorkõs (nominative singular)
soorkõõzz (nominative plural)
soorkõõzz (accusative singular)
soorkõõzzid (accusative plural)
soorkõõzz (genitive singular)
soorkõõzzi (genitive plural)
soorkõʹsse (illative singular)
soorkõõzzid (illative plural)
soorkõõzzâst (locative singular)
soorkõõzzin (locative plural)
soorkõõzzin (comitative singular)
soorkõõzzivuiʹm (comitative plural)
soorkõõzztää (abessive singular)
soorkõõzztaa (abessive singular)
soorkõõzzitää (abessive plural)
soorkõõzzitaa (abessive plural)
soorkõssân (essive)
soorkõsân (essive)
soorkõssâd (partitive)
soorkõsâd (partitive)


käärnõs

sms-infl-noun

käärnõõzztää

käärnõs (nominative singular)
käärnõõzz (nominative plural)
käärnõõzz (accusative singular)
käärnõõzzid (accusative plural)
käärnõõzz (genitive singular)
käärnõõzzi (genitive plural)
käärnõʹsse (illative singular)
käärnõõzzid (illative plural)
käärnõõzzâst (locative singular)
käärnõõzzin (locative plural)
käärnõõzzin (comitative singular)
käärnõõzzivuiʹm (comitative plural)
käärnõõzztää (abessive singular)
käärnõõzztaa (abessive singular)
käärnõõzzitää (abessive plural)
käärnõõzzitaa (abessive plural)
käärnõsân (essive)
käärnõssân (essive)
käärnõsâd (partitive)
käärnõssâd (partitive)

From Proto-Samic *kārënës, from Proto-Uralic *karne.


akkli

Uncertain, but related to Russian а́ккула (ákkula), аку́ла (akúla), Kildin Sami а̄һклэӈӈк (āhkleŋŋk), Northern Sami áhkạlakkis, dialectal Norwegian haakall, Old Norse hákarl.


hõʹppi

hõʹppi (nominative singular)
hõʹppi (nominative plural)
hõʹppi (accusative singular)
hõʹppjid (accusative plural)
hõʹppi (genitive singular)
hõʹppji (genitive plural)
hõʹppja (illative singular)
hõʹppǥa (illative singular)
hõʹppjid (illative plural)
hõʹppjest (locative singular)
hõʹppjin (locative plural)
hõʹppjin (comitative singular)
hõʹppjivuiʹm (comitative plural)
hõʹppitää (abessive singular)
hõʹppitaa (abessive singular)
hõʹppjitää (abessive plural)
hõʹppjitaa (abessive plural)
hõʹppjen (essive)
hõʹppjed (partitive)


kaaʹǩǩi

kaaʹǩǩi (nominative singular)
kaaʹǩǩi (nominative plural)
kaaʹǩǩi (accusative singular)
kaaʹǩǩjid (accusative plural)
kaaʹǩǩi (genitive singular)
kaaʹǩǩji (genitive plural)
kaaʹǩǩja (illative singular)
kaaʹǩǩǥa (illative singular)
kaaʹǩǩjid (illative plural)
kaaʹǩǩjest (locative singular)
kaaʹǩǩjin (locative plural)
kaaʹǩǩjin (comitative singular)
kaaʹǩǩjivuiʹm (comitative plural)
kaaʹǩǩitää (abessive singular)
kaaʹǩǩitaa (abessive singular)
kaaʹǩǩjitää (abessive plural)
kaaʹǩǩjitaa (abessive plural)
kaaʹǩǩjen (essive)
kaaʹǩǩjed (partitive)

Gavia stellata
Gavia stellata#Translingual


čõrmm

čõrmm (nominative singular)
čõõrm (nominative plural)
čõõrm (accusative singular)
čõõrmid (accusative plural)
čõõrm (genitive singular)
čõõrmi (genitive plural)
čõʹrmme (illative singular)
čõõrmid (illative plural)
čõõrmâst (locative singular)
čõõrmin (locative plural)
čõõrmin (comitative singular)
čõõrmivuiʹm (comitative plural)
čõõrmtää (abessive singular)
čõõrmitää (abessive plural)
čõrmmân (essive)
čõrmmâd (partitive)

From Proto-Uralic *śurme (“wild animal”), cognate with Kildin Sami чиррм (čirrm) and Kemi Sami sirma.


luõss

luõss (nominative singular)
luõzz (nominative plural)
luõzz (accusative singular)
luõzzid (accusative plural)
luõzz (genitive singular)
luõzzi (genitive plural)
luõʹsˈse (illative singular)
luõzzid (illative plural)
luõzzâst (locative singular)
luõzzin (locative plural)
luõzzin (comitative singular)
luõzzivuiʹm (comitative plural)
luõzztää (abessive singular)
luõzzitää (abessive plural)
luõssân (essive)
luõssâd (partitive)


čiõlliǩ

Related to Northern Sami čielkkis and Inari Sami čiellah.


kåʹllkueʹll

kåʹllkueʹll (nominative singular)
kåʹllkueʹl (nominative plural)
kåʹllkueʹl (accusative singular)
kåʹllkuõʹlid (accusative plural)
kåʹllkueʹlid (accusative plural)
kåʹllkueʹl (genitive singular)
kåʹllkuõʹli (genitive plural)
kåʹllkueʹli (genitive plural)
kåʹllkuâlla (illative singular)
kåʹllkuõʹlid (illative plural)
kåʹllkueʹlid (illative plural)
kåʹllkueʹlest (locative singular)
kåʹllkuõʹlin (locative plural)
kåʹllkueʹlin (locative plural)
kåʹllkuõʹlin (comitative singular)
kåʹllkueʹlin (comitative singular)
kåʹllkuõʹlivuiʹm (comitative plural)
kåʹllkueʹlivuiʹm (comitative plural)
kåʹllkueʹltää (abessive singular)
kåʹllkueʹltaa (abessive singular)
kåʹllkuõʹlitää (abessive plural)
kåʹllkuõʹlitaa (abessive plural)
kåʹllkueʹlitää (abessive plural)
kåʹllkueʹlitaa (abessive plural)
kåʹllkueʹllen (essive)
kåʹllkueʹlled (partitive)


kuõbǯǯ

kuõbǯǯ (nominative singular)
kuõbǯ (nominative plural)
kuõbǯ (accusative singular)
kuõbǯid (accusative plural)
kuõbǯ (genitive singular)
kuõbǯi (genitive plural)
kuõʹbǯǯe (illative singular)
kuõbǯid (illative plural)
kuõbǯâst (locative singular)
kuõbǯin (locative plural)
kuõbǯin (comitative singular)
kuõbǯivuiʹm (comitative plural)
kuõbǯtää (abessive singular)
kuõbǯitää (abessive plural)
kuõbǯǯân (essive)
kuõbǯǯâd (partitive)


ceeʒʒaž

ceeʒʒaž (nominative singular)
ceeʒʒa (nominative plural)
ceeʒʒa (accusative singular)
ceeʒʒaid (accusative plural)
ceeʒʒa (genitive singular)
ceeʒʒai (genitive plural)
ceeʒʒže (illative singular)
ceeʒʒaid (illative plural)
ceeʒʒast (locative singular)
ceeʒʒain (locative plural)
ceeʒʒain (comitative singular)
ceeʒʒaivuiʹm (comitative plural)
ceeʒʒatää (abessive singular)
ceeʒʒataa (abessive singular)
ceeʒʒaitää (abessive plural)
ceeʒʒaitaa (abessive plural)
ceeʒʒžen (essive)
ceeʒʒžed (partitive)

/ˈt͡seːd͡zːɑʒ/


miârrkuäʹcǩǩem

miârrkuäʹcǩǩem (nominative singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩem (nominative plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩem (accusative singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmid (accusative plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩem (genitive singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmi (genitive plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩma (illative singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmid (illative plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmest (locative singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmin (locative plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmin (comitative singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmivuiʹm (comitative plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩemtää (abessive singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩemtaa (abessive singular)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmitää (abessive plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmitaa (abessive plural)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmen (essive)
miârrkuäʹcǩǩmed (partitive)

From miârr (“sea”) + kuäʹcǩǩem (“eagle”).


puõiddi

[pŭə̆ɨːd̆tːəi]


sauʒʒ

sauʒʒ (nominative singular)
saauʒ (nominative plural)
saauʒ (accusative singular)
saauʒid (accusative plural)
saauʒ (genitive singular)
saauʒi (genitive plural)
sauʹʒʒe (illative singular)
saauʒid (illative plural)
saauʒâst (locative singular)
saauʒin (locative plural)
saauʒin (comitative singular)
saauʒivuiʹm (comitative plural)
saauʒtää (abessive singular)
saauʒitää (abessive plural)
sauʒʒân (essive)
sauʒʒâd (partitive)


kuäʹcǩǩem

kuäʹcǩǩemtää

kuäʹcǩǩmitää

kuäʹcǩǩem (nominative singular)
kuäʹcǩǩem (nominative plural)
kuäʹcǩǩem (accusative singular)
kuäʹcǩǩmid (accusative plural)
kuäʹcǩǩem (genitive singular)
kuäʹcǩǩmi (genitive plural)
kuäʹcǩǩma (illative singular)
kuäʹcǩǩmid (illative plural)
kuäʹcǩǩmest (locative singular)
kuäʹcǩǩmin (locative plural)
kuäʹcǩǩmin (comitative singular)
kuäʹcǩǩmivuiʹm (comitative plural)
kuäʹcǩǩemtää (abessive singular)
kuäʹcǩǩemtaa (abessive singular)
kuäʹcǩǩmitää (abessive plural)
kuäʹcǩǩmitaa (abessive plural)
kuäʹcǩǩmen (essive)
kuäʹcǩǩmed (partitive)


čuäʹdǧǧ

čuäʹdǧǧ (nominative singular)
čuẹʹđj (nominative plural)
čuẹʹđj (accusative singular)
čueʹđjid (accusative plural)
čuẹʹđj (genitive singular)
čueʹđji (genitive plural)
čuädgga (illative singular)
čueʹđjid (illative plural)
čuẹʹđjest (locative singular)
čueʹđjin (locative plural)
čueʹđjin (comitative singular)
čueʹđjivuiʹm (comitative plural)
čuẹʹđjtää (abessive singular)
čueʹđjitää (abessive plural)
čuäʹdǧǧen (essive)
čuäʹdǧǧed (partitive)


čeäʹšnn

čeäʹšnn (nominative singular)
čiẹʹšn (nominative plural)
čiẹʹšn (accusative singular)
čieʹšnid (accusative plural)
čiẹʹšn (genitive singular)
čieʹšni (genitive plural)
čeäšnna (illative singular)
čieʹšnid (illative plural)
čiẹʹšnest (locative singular)
čieʹšnin (locative plural)
čieʹšnin (comitative singular)
čieʹšnivuiʹm (comitative plural)
čiẹʹšntää (abessive singular)
čieʹšnitää (abessive plural)
čeäʹšnnen (essive)
čeäʹšnned (partitive)


säiʹdd

säiʹdd (nominative singular)
sääiʹd (nominative plural)
sääiʹd (accusative singular)
saaiʹdid (accusative plural)
sääiʹd (genitive singular)
saaiʹdi (genitive plural)
säidda (illative singular)
saaiʹdid (illative plural)
sääiʹdest (locative singular)
saaiʹdin (locative plural)
saaiʹdin (comitative singular)
saaiʹdivuiʹm (comitative plural)
sääiʹdtää (abessive singular)
saaiʹditää (abessive plural)
säiʹdden (essive)
säiʹdded (partitive)


nieʹtt

niẹʹtt (canonical)
niẹʹtt (nominative singular)
neäʹđ (nominative plural)
neäʹđ (accusative singular)
nieʹđid (accusative plural)
neäʹđ (genitive singular)
nieʹđi (genitive plural)
neätˈta (illative singular)
nieʹđid (illative plural)
neäʹđest (locative singular)
nieʹđin (locative plural)
nieʹđin (comitative singular)
nieʹđivuiʹm (comitative plural)
neäʹđtää (abessive singular)
nieʹđitää (abessive plural)
niẹʹtten (essive)
niẹʹtted (partitive)

Martes martes
Martes martes#Translingual

marten in general, any species of Martes


väʹll

Derived from a North Germanic language, compare Norwegian and Swedish falk (“falcon”).
Cognate with Kildin Sami ва̄лль (vāll’), Inari Sami välli and Northern Sami fálli.