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Western Mari inflections

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Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
кугиⓦ noun 148 kugi romanization
тенгечӹⓦ, моренⓦ, имниⓦ, ышкалⓦ, шӹгерⓦ, вӹцⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӱⓦ, шӱⓦ, пирӹⓦ, йӓрⓦ, ирӹкⓦ, понгыⓦ, тиштӹⓦ, кокⓦ, лӓшкӓⓦ, рӹвӹжⓦ, ӓвӓⓦ

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
колⓦ noun 106 no-table-tags table-tags
моренⓦ, имниⓦ, ышкалⓦ, шӹгерⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӱⓦ, шӱⓦ, пирӹⓦ, йӓрⓦ, ирӹкⓦ, понгыⓦ, лӓшкӓⓦ, ӓвӓⓦ, ӹдӹрⓦ, киндӹⓦ, ошкыⓦ, ломбыⓦ, оксаⓦ
noun 106 mrj-decl-noun-npos inflection-template
noun 106 кол nominative singular
noun 106 колвлӓ nominative plural
noun 106 колым accusative singular
noun 106 колвлӓм accusative plural
noun 106 колын genitive singular
noun 106 колвлӓн genitive plural
noun 106 коллан dative singular
noun 106 колвлӓге dative plural
колⓦ noun 106 колге comitative singular
моренⓦ, имниⓦ, ышкалⓦ, шӹгерⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӱⓦ, шӱⓦ, пирӹⓦ, йӓрⓦ, ирӹкⓦ, понгыⓦ, лӓшкӓⓦ, ӓвӓⓦ, ӹдӹрⓦ, киндӹⓦ, ошкыⓦ, ломбыⓦ, оксаⓦ
noun 106 колвлӓлӓн comitative plural
noun 106 колла comparative singular
noun 106 колвлӓлӓ comparative plural
noun 106 колышты inessive singular
noun 106 колвлӓштӹ inessive plural
noun 106 колыш illative singular short-form
noun 106 колвлӓш illative plural short-form
noun 106 колышкы illative singular long-form
noun 106 колвлӓшкӹ illative plural long-form
колⓦ noun 106 колеш lative singular
моренⓦ, имниⓦ, ышкалⓦ, шӹгерⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӓшкӹⓦ, шӱⓦ, шӱⓦ, пирӹⓦ, йӓрⓦ, ирӹкⓦ, понгыⓦ, лӓшкӓⓦ, ӓвӓⓦ, ӹдӹрⓦ, киндӹⓦ, ошкыⓦ, ломбыⓦ, оксаⓦ
noun 106 колвлӓэш lative plural

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
вⓦ character 30 v romanization
ӧⓦ, чⓦ, аⓦ, йⓦ, ӱⓦ, цⓦ, иⓦ, рⓦ, хⓦ, оⓦ, яⓦ, лⓦ, ыⓦ, дⓦ, ӹⓦ, жⓦ, эⓦ, юⓦ, ёⓦ, тⓦ
character 30 В uppercase

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
ъⓦ character 4 Ъ uppercase
фⓦ, ьⓦ, мⓦ

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
кⓦ character 3 к (k) canonical
нⓦ, сⓦ
character 3 К uppercase

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
ӹрвӹжⓦ noun 1 no-table-tags table-tags
noun 1 mrj-decl-noun-npos inflection-template
noun 1 ӹрвӹж nominative singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓ nominative plural
noun 1 ӹрвӹжӹм accusative singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓм accusative plural
noun 1 ӹрвӹжӹн genitive singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓн genitive plural
noun 1 ӹрвӹжлӓн dative singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓге dative plural
ӹрвӹжⓦ noun 1 ӹрвӹжге comitative singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓлӓн comitative plural
noun 1 ӹрвӹжлӓ comparative singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓлӓ comparative plural
noun 1 ӹрвӹжӹштӹ inessive singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓштӹ inessive plural
noun 1 ӹрвӹжӹш illative singular short-form
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓш illative plural short-form
noun 1 ӹрвӹжӹшкӹ illative singular long-form
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓшкӹ illative plural long-form
ӹрвӹжⓦ noun 1 ӹрвӹжеш lative singular
noun 1 ӹрвӹжвлӓэш lative plural
noun 1 рӹвӹж alternative

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
Аⓦ character 1 А (A) canonical
character 1 а lowercase

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
Ӓⓦ character 1 Ä romanization
character 1 ӓ lowercase

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