France

Franceta (dual nominative)
Franceti (plural nominative)
Franceta (singular accusative)
Franceta (dual accusative)
Francete (plural accusative)
Franceta (singular genitive)
Francetov (dual genitive)
Francetov (plural genitive)
Francetu (singular dative)
Francetoma (dual dative)
Francetom (plural dative)
Francetom (singular instrumental)
Francetoma (dual instrumental)
Franceti (plural instrumental)
Francetu (singular locative)
Francetih (dual locative)
Francetih (plural locative)


Franc

Franca (dual nominative)
Franci (plural nominative)
Franca (singular accusative)
Franca (dual accusative)
France (plural accusative)
Franca (singular genitive)
Francev (dual genitive)
Francev (plural genitive)
Francu (singular dative)
Francema (dual dative)
Francem (plural dative)
Francem (singular instrumental)
Francema (dual instrumental)
Franci (plural instrumental)
Francu (singular locative)
Francih (dual locative)
Francih (plural locative)


Al

Ala (dual nominative)
Ali (plural nominative)
Ala (singular accusative)
Ala (dual accusative)
Ale (plural accusative)
Ala (singular genitive)
Alov (dual genitive)
Alov (plural genitive)
Alu (singular dative)
Aloma (dual dative)
Alom (plural dative)
Alom (singular instrumental)
Aloma (dual instrumental)
Ali (plural instrumental)
Alu (singular locative)
Alih (dual locative)
Alih (plural locative)


Bach

Bacha (dual nominative)
Bachi (plural nominative)
Bacha (singular accusative)
Bacha (dual accusative)
Bache (plural accusative)
Bacha (singular genitive)
Bachov (dual genitive)
Bachov (plural genitive)
Bachu (singular dative)
Bachoma (dual dative)
Bachom (plural dative)
Bachom (singular instrumental)
Bachoma (dual instrumental)
Bachi (plural instrumental)
Bachu (singular locative)
Bachih (dual locative)
Bachih (plural locative)


Hase

Haseta (dual nominative)
Haseti (plural nominative)
Haseta (singular accusative)
Haseta (dual accusative)
Hasete (plural accusative)
Haseta (singular genitive)
Hasetov (dual genitive)
Hasetov (plural genitive)
Hasetu (singular dative)
Hasetoma (dual dative)
Hasetom (plural dative)
Hasetom (singular instrumental)
Hasetoma (dual instrumental)
Haseti (plural instrumental)
Hasetu (singular locative)
Hasetih (dual locative)
Hasetih (plural locative)


Art

Arta (dual nominative)
Arti (plural nominative)
Arta (singular accusative)
Arta (dual accusative)
Arte (plural accusative)
Arta (singular genitive)
Artov (dual genitive)
Artov (plural genitive)
Artu (singular dative)
Artoma (dual dative)
Artom (plural dative)
Artom (singular instrumental)
Artoma (dual instrumental)
Arti (plural instrumental)
Artu (singular locative)
Artih (dual locative)
Artih (plural locative)


Angel

Angela (dual nominative)
Angeli (plural nominative)
Angela (singular accusative)
Angela (dual accusative)
Angele (plural accusative)
Angela (singular genitive)
Angelov (dual genitive)
Angelov (plural genitive)
Angelu (singular dative)
Angeloma (dual dative)
Angelom (plural dative)
Angelom (singular instrumental)
Angeloma (dual instrumental)
Angeli (plural instrumental)
Angelu (singular locative)
Angelih (dual locative)
Angelih (plural locative)


Fink

Finka (dual nominative)
Finki (plural nominative)
Finka (singular accusative)
Finka (dual accusative)
Finke (plural accusative)
Finka (singular genitive)
Finkov (dual genitive)
Finkov (plural genitive)
Finku (singular dative)
Finkoma (dual dative)
Finkom (plural dative)
Finkom (singular instrumental)
Finkoma (dual instrumental)
Finki (plural instrumental)
Finku (singular locative)
Finkih (dual locative)
Finkih (plural locative)

Bogdan Fink.


Luxembourg

Luxembourga (singular genitive)
Luxembourgu (singular dative)
Luxembourgom (singular instrumental)
Luxembourgu (singular locative)


Bordeaux

Bordeauxa (singular genitive)
Bordeauxu (singular dative)
Bordeauxom (singular instrumental)
Bordeauxu (singular locative)


Antwerpen

Antwerpna (singular genitive)
Antwerpnu (singular dative)
Antwerpnom (singular instrumental)
Antwerpnu (singular locative)


Anka

Anki (dual nominative)
Anke (plural nominative)
Anko (singular accusative)
Anki (dual accusative)
Anke (plural accusative)
Anke (singular genitive)
Ank (dual genitive)
Ank (plural genitive)
Anki (singular dative)
Ankama (dual dative)
Ankam (plural dative)
Anko (singular instrumental)
Ankama (dual instrumental)
Ankami (plural instrumental)
Anki (singular locative)
Ankah (dual locative)
Ankah (plural locative)


Afrika

Afriko (singular accusative)
Afrike (singular genitive)
Afriki (singular dative)
Afriko (singular instrumental)
Afriki (singular locative)


Abel

Abela (dual nominative)
Abeli (plural nominative)
Abela (singular accusative)
Abela (dual accusative)
Abele (plural accusative)
Abela (singular genitive)
Abelov (dual genitive)
Abelov (plural genitive)
Abelu (singular dative)
Abeloma (dual dative)
Abelom (plural dative)
Abelom (singular instrumental)
Abeloma (dual instrumental)
Abeli (plural instrumental)
Abelu (singular locative)
Abelih (dual locative)
Abelih (plural locative)


Abel

Abel (deuxième fils d’Adam et Ève, d’après la Bible).


Hertz

Hertza (dual nominative)
Hertzi (plural nominative)
Hertza (singular accusative)
Hertza (dual accusative)
Hertze (plural accusative)
Hertza (singular genitive)
Hertzev (dual genitive)
Hertzev (plural genitive)
Hertzu (singular dative)
Hertzema (dual dative)
Hertzem (plural dative)
Hertzem (singular instrumental)
Hertzema (dual instrumental)
Hertzi (plural instrumental)
Hertzu (singular locative)
Hertzih (dual locative)
Hertzih (plural locative)


Lampe

Lampeta (dual nominative)
Lampeti (plural nominative)
Lampeta (singular accusative)
Lampeta (dual accusative)
Lampete (plural accusative)
Lampeta (singular genitive)
Lampetov (dual genitive)
Lampetov (plural genitive)
Lampetu (singular dative)
Lampetoma (dual dative)
Lampetom (plural dative)
Lampetom (singular instrumental)
Lampetoma (dual instrumental)
Lampeti (plural instrumental)
Lampetu (singular locative)
Lampetih (dual locative)
Lampetih (plural locative)


Kanada

Kanado (singular accusative)
Kanade (singular genitive)
Kanadi (singular dative)
Kanado (singular instrumental)
Kanadi (singular locative)


Adolf

Adolfa (dual nominative)
Adolfi (plural nominative)
Adolfa (singular accusative)
Adolfa (dual accusative)
Adolfe (plural accusative)
Adolfa (singular genitive)
Adolfov (dual genitive)
Adolfov (plural genitive)
Adolfu (singular dative)
Adolfoma (dual dative)
Adolfom (plural dative)
Adolfom (singular instrumental)
Adolfoma (dual instrumental)
Adolfi (plural instrumental)
Adolfu (singular locative)
Adolfih (dual locative)
Adolfih (plural locative)


Adrian

Adriana (dual nominative)
Adriani (plural nominative)
Adriana (singular accusative)
Adriana (dual accusative)
Adriane (plural accusative)
Adriana (singular genitive)
Adrianov (dual genitive)
Adrianov (plural genitive)
Adrianu (singular dative)
Adrianoma (dual dative)
Adrianom (plural dative)
Adrianom (singular instrumental)
Adrianoma (dual instrumental)
Adriani (plural instrumental)
Adrianu (singular locative)
Adrianih (dual locative)
Adrianih (plural locative)


Felix

Felixa (dual nominative)
Felixi (plural nominative)
Felixa (singular accusative)
Felixa (dual accusative)
Felixe (plural accusative)
Felixa (singular genitive)
Felixov (dual genitive)
Felixov (plural genitive)
Felixu (singular dative)
Felixoma (dual dative)
Felixom (plural dative)
Felixom (singular instrumental)
Felixoma (dual instrumental)
Felixi (plural instrumental)
Felixu (singular locative)
Felixih (dual locative)
Felixih (plural locative)


Berlin

Berlina (singular genitive)
Berlinu (singular dative)
Berlinom (singular instrumental)
Berlinu (singular locative)


Dresden

Dresdna (singular genitive)
Dresdnu (singular dative)
Dresdnom (singular instrumental)
Dresdnu (singular locative)


Burundi

Burundija (singular genitive)
Burundiju (singular dative)
Burundijem (singular instrumental)
Burundiju (singular locative)


Irak

Iraka (singular genitive)
Iraku (singular dative)
Irakom (singular instrumental)
Iraku (singular locative)


Iran

Irana (singular genitive)
Iranu (singular dative)
Iranom (singular instrumental)
Iranu (singular locative)


Aachen

Aachna (singular genitive)
Aachnu (singular dative)
Aachnom (singular instrumental)
Aachnu (singular locative)


Alfons

Alfonsa (dual nominative)
Alfonsi (plural nominative)
Alfonsa (singular accusative)
Alfonsa (dual accusative)
Alfonse (plural accusative)
Alfonsa (singular genitive)
Alfonsov (dual genitive)
Alfonsov (plural genitive)
Alfonsu (singular dative)
Alfonsoma (dual dative)
Alfonsom (plural dative)
Alfonsom (singular instrumental)
Alfonsoma (dual instrumental)
Alfonsi (plural instrumental)
Alfonsu (singular locative)
Alfonsih (dual locative)
Alfonsih (plural locative)


Andreas

(Date à préciser) Du latin Andreas, dérivé du grec ancien Ἀνδρέας.

Andreasa (dual nominative)
Andreasi (plural nominative)
Andreasa (singular accusative)
Andreasa (dual accusative)
Andrease (plural accusative)
Andreasa (singular genitive)
Andreasov (dual genitive)
Andreasov (plural genitive)
Andreasu (singular dative)
Andreasoma (dual dative)
Andreasom (plural dative)
Andreasom (singular instrumental)
Andreasoma (dual instrumental)
Andreasi (plural instrumental)
Andreasu (singular locative)
Andreasih (dual locative)
Andreasih (plural locative)


Karl

Karla (dual nominative)
Karli (plural nominative)
Karla (singular accusative)
Karla (dual accusative)
Karle (plural accusative)
Karla (singular genitive)
Karlov (dual genitive)
Karlov (plural genitive)
Karlu (singular dative)
Karloma (dual dative)
Karlom (plural dative)
Karlom (singular instrumental)
Karloma (dual instrumental)
Karli (plural instrumental)
Karlu (singular locative)
Karlih (dual locative)
Karlih (plural locative)

Karl Marx.


Hans

Hansa (dual nominative)
Hansi (plural nominative)
Hansa (singular accusative)
Hansa (dual accusative)
Hanse (plural accusative)
Hansa (singular genitive)
Hansov (dual genitive)
Hansov (plural genitive)
Hansu (singular dative)
Hansoma (dual dative)
Hansom (plural dative)
Hansom (singular instrumental)
Hansoma (dual instrumental)
Hansi (plural instrumental)
Hansu (singular locative)
Hansih (dual locative)
Hansih (plural locative)


Flora

Flori (dual nominative)
Flore (plural nominative)
Floro (singular accusative)
Flori (dual accusative)
Flore (plural accusative)
Flore (singular genitive)
Flor (dual genitive)
Flor (plural genitive)
Flori (singular dative)
Florama (dual dative)
Floram (plural dative)
Floro (singular instrumental)
Florama (dual instrumental)
Florami (plural instrumental)
Flori (singular locative)
Florah (dual locative)
Florah (plural locative)


Alina

Alini (dual nominative)
Aline (plural nominative)
Alino (singular accusative)
Alini (dual accusative)
Aline (plural accusative)
Aline (singular genitive)
Alin (dual genitive)
Alin (plural genitive)
Alini (singular dative)
Alinama (dual dative)
Alinam (plural dative)
Alino (singular instrumental)
Alinama (dual instrumental)
Alinami (plural instrumental)
Alini (singular locative)
Alinah (dual locative)
Alinah (plural locative)


Eugen

(Date à préciser) Du latin Eugenius (« bien-né »)

Eugena (dual nominative)
Eugeni (plural nominative)
Eugena (singular accusative)
Eugena (dual accusative)
Eugene (plural accusative)
Eugena (singular genitive)
Eugenov (dual genitive)
Eugenov (plural genitive)
Eugenu (singular dative)
Eugenoma (dual dative)
Eugenom (plural dative)
Eugenom (singular instrumental)
Eugenoma (dual instrumental)
Eugeni (plural instrumental)
Eugenu (singular locative)
Eugenih (dual locative)
Eugenih (plural locative)


Kamerun

Kameruna (singular genitive)
Kamerunu (singular dative)
Kamerunom (singular instrumental)
Kamerunu (singular locative)


judo

Du japonais 柔道, jūdō (« voie de la souplesse »).


Amur

Amurja (singular genitive)
Amurju (singular dative)
Amurjem (singular instrumental)
Amurju (singular locative)


Bor

Borja (dual nominative)
Borji (plural nominative)
Borja (singular accusative)
Borja (dual accusative)
Borje (plural accusative)
Borja (singular genitive)
Borjev (dual genitive)
Borjev (plural genitive)
Borju (singular dative)
Borjema (dual dative)
Borjem (plural dative)
Borjem (singular instrumental)
Borjema (dual instrumental)
Borji (plural instrumental)
Borju (singular locative)
Borjih (dual locative)
Borjih (plural locative)


Bor

Bora (dual nominative)
Bori (plural nominative)
Bora (singular accusative)
Bora (dual accusative)
Bore (plural accusative)
Bora (singular genitive)
Borov (dual genitive)
Borov (plural genitive)
Boru (singular dative)
Boroma (dual dative)
Borom (plural dative)
Borom (singular instrumental)
Boroma (dual instrumental)
Bori (plural instrumental)
Boru (singular locative)
Borih (dual locative)
Borih (plural locative)

Prénom masculin slovène, diminutif de Boris.


Avstrija

Avstrijo (singular accusative)
Avstrije (singular genitive)
Avstriji (singular dative)
Avstrijo (singular instrumental)
Avstriji (singular locative)


Jerman

Jermana (dual nominative)
Jermani (plural nominative)
Jermana (singular accusative)
Jermana (dual accusative)
Jermane (plural accusative)
Jermana (singular genitive)
Jermanov (dual genitive)
Jermanov (plural genitive)
Jermanu (singular dative)
Jermanoma (dual dative)
Jermanom (plural dative)
Jermanom (singular instrumental)
Jermanoma (dual instrumental)
Jermani (plural instrumental)
Jermanu (singular locative)
Jermanih (dual locative)
Jermanih (plural locative)


Nemčija

Dérivé de Nemec, avec le suffixe -ija, littéralement « pays des Allemands ».


Danska

Dansko (singular accusative)
Danske (singular genitive)
Danski (singular dative)
Dansko (singular instrumental)
Danski (singular locative)


Koreja

Korejo (singular accusative)
Koreje (singular genitive)
Koreji (singular dative)
Korejo (singular instrumental)
Koreji (singular locative)


London

Londona (singular genitive)
Londonu (singular dative)
Londonom (singular instrumental)
Londonu (singular locative)


Bruselj

Bruselja (singular genitive)
Bruselju (singular dative)
Bruseljom (singular instrumental)
Bruselju (singular locative)


Lizbona

Lizbono (singular accusative)
Lizbone (singular genitive)
Lizboni (singular dative)
Lizbono (singular instrumental)
Lizboni (singular locative)


Bratislava

Bratislavo (singular accusative)
Bratislave (singular genitive)
Bratislavi (singular dative)
Bratislavo (singular instrumental)
Bratislavi (singular locative)


Bratislava

Bratislavi (dual nominative)
Bratislave (plural nominative)
Bratislavo (singular accusative)
Bratislavi (dual accusative)
Bratislave (plural accusative)
Bratislave (singular genitive)
Bratislav (dual genitive)
Bratislav (plural genitive)
Bratislavi (singular dative)
Bratislavama (dual dative)
Bratislavam (plural dative)
Bratislavo (singular instrumental)
Bratislavama (dual instrumental)
Bratislavami (plural instrumental)
Bratislavi (singular locative)
Bratislavah (dual locative)
Bratislavah (plural locative)


Lyon

Lyona (singular genitive)
Lyonu (singular dative)
Lyonom (singular instrumental)
Lyonu (singular locative)


Avignon

Avignona (singular genitive)
Avignonu (singular dative)
Avignonom (singular instrumental)
Avignonu (singular locative)


Alep

Alepa (singular genitive)
Alepu (singular dative)
Alepom (singular instrumental)
Alepu (singular locative)


Jeruzalem

Jeruzalema (singular genitive)
Jeruzalemu (singular dative)
Jeruzalemom (singular instrumental)
Jeruzalemu (singular locative)


Bolgarija

Bolgarijo (singular accusative)
Bolgarije (singular genitive)
Bolgariji (singular dative)
Bolgarijo (singular instrumental)
Bolgariji (singular locative)


Lihtenštajn

Lihtenštajna (singular genitive)
Lihtenštajnu (singular dative)
Lihtenštajnom (singular instrumental)
Lihtenštajnu (singular locative)


Kairo

Kaira (singular genitive)
Kairu (singular dative)
Kairom (singular instrumental)
Kairu (singular locative)


Benetke

Benetk (plural genitive)
Benetkam (plural dative)
Benetkami (plural instrumental)
Benetkah (plural locative)


Italija

Italijo (singular accusative)
Italije (singular genitive)
Italiji (singular dative)
Italijo (singular instrumental)
Italiji (singular locative)


Caen

Caena (singular genitive)
Caenu (singular dative)
Caenom (singular instrumental)
Caenu (singular locative)


Lorena

Loreno (singular accusative)
Lorene (singular genitive)
Loreni (singular dative)
Loreno (singular instrumental)
Loreni (singular locative)


Lorena

Loreni (dual nominative)
Lorene (plural nominative)
Loreno (singular accusative)
Loreni (dual accusative)
Lorene (plural accusative)
Lorene (singular genitive)
Loren (dual genitive)
Loren (plural genitive)
Loreni (singular dative)
Lorenama (dual dative)
Lorenam (plural dative)
Loreno (singular instrumental)
Lorenama (dual instrumental)
Lorenami (plural instrumental)
Loreni (singular locative)
Lorenah (dual locative)
Lorenah (plural locative)

Prénom féminin, correspondant à Laurène.


Libija

Libijo (singular accusative)
Libije (singular genitive)
Libiji (singular dative)
Libijo (singular instrumental)
Libiji (singular locative)


Alpe

Alp (plural genitive)
Alpam (plural dative)
Alpami (plural instrumental)
Alpah (plural locative)


Slovenija

Dérivé de Slovenec, avec le suffixe -ija, littéralement « pays des Slovènes ».


Hrvaška

Hrvaško (singular accusative)
Hrvaške (singular genitive)
Hrvaški (singular dative)
Hrvaško (singular instrumental)
Hrvaški (singular locative)


Komori

Komore (plural accusative)
Komorov (plural genitive)
Komorom (plural dative)
Komorih (plural locative)


Brasilia

Brasilio (singular accusative)
Brasilie (singular genitive)
Brasilii (singular dative)
Brasilio (singular instrumental)
Brasilii (singular locative)


Brazilija

Brazilijo (singular accusative)
Brazilije (singular genitive)
Braziliji (singular dative)
Brazilijo (singular instrumental)
Braziliji (singular locative)

Ne pas confondre avec Brasilia, qui est la capitale du Brésil.


Laos

Laosa (singular genitive)
Laosu (singular dative)
Laosom (singular instrumental)
Laosu (singular locative)


Argentina

(Date à préciser) De l’espagnol Argentina.

Argentino (singular accusative)
Argentine (singular genitive)
Argentini (singular dative)
Argentino (singular instrumental)
Argentini (singular locative)


Litva

Litvo (singular accusative)
Litve (singular genitive)
Litvi (singular dative)
Litvo (singular instrumental)
Litvi (singular locative)


Latvija

Latvijo (singular accusative)
Latvije (singular genitive)
Latviji (singular dative)
Latvijo (singular instrumental)
Latviji (singular locative)


Afganistan

Afganistana (singular genitive)
Afganistanu (singular dative)
Afganistanom (singular instrumental)
Afganistanu (singular locative)


Estonija

Estonijo (singular accusative)
Estonije (singular genitive)
Estoniji (singular dative)
Estonijo (singular instrumental)
Estoniji (singular locative)


Čečenija

Čečenijo (singular accusative)
Čečenije (singular genitive)
Čečeniji (singular dative)
Čečenijo (singular instrumental)
Čečeniji (singular locative)


Azerbajdžan

Azerbajdžana (singular genitive)
Azerbajdžanu (singular dative)
Azerbajdžanom (singular instrumental)
Azerbajdžanu (singular locative)


Vietnam

Du vietnamien Việt Nam, lui-même issu du chinois classique 越南.


Tadžikistan

Du russe Таджикистан, Tadžikistan (« pays des Tadjiks »).


Uzbekistan

Via le russe Узбекистан, Uzbekistán, de l’ouzbek Oʻzbekiston.


Baku

Bakuja (singular genitive)
Bakuju (singular dative)
Bakujem (singular instrumental)
Bakuju (singular locative)


Larissa

Larissi (dual nominative)
Larisse (plural nominative)
Larisso (singular accusative)
Larissi (dual accusative)
Larisse (plural accusative)
Larisse (singular genitive)
Lariss (dual genitive)
Lariss (plural genitive)
Larissi (singular dative)
Larissama (dual dative)
Larissam (plural dative)
Larisso (singular instrumental)
Larissama (dual instrumental)
Larissami (plural instrumental)
Larissi (singular locative)
Larissah (dual locative)
Larissah (plural locative)


Kazahstan

Kazahstana (singular genitive)
Kazahstanu (singular dative)
Kazahstanom (singular instrumental)
Kazahstanu (singular locative)


Kirgizistan

Kirgizistana (singular genitive)
Kirgizistanu (singular dative)
Kirgizistanom (singular instrumental)
Kirgizistanu (singular locative)


Albanija

Albanijo (singular accusative)
Albanije (singular genitive)
Albaniji (singular dative)
Albanijo (singular instrumental)
Albaniji (singular locative)


Združeni arabski emirati

Émirats arabes unis (État situé au sud-est de l’Arabie).


Louisiana

Louisiano (singular accusative)
Louisiane (singular genitive)
Louisiani (singular dative)
Louisiano (singular instrumental)
Louisiani (singular locative)


Daniel

Daniela (dual nominative)
Danieli (plural nominative)
Daniela (singular accusative)
Daniela (dual accusative)
Daniele (plural accusative)
Daniela (singular genitive)
Danielov (dual genitive)
Danielov (plural genitive)
Danielu (singular dative)
Danieloma (dual dative)
Danielom (plural dative)
Danielom (singular instrumental)
Danieloma (dual instrumental)
Danieli (plural instrumental)
Danielu (singular locative)
Danielih (dual locative)
Danielih (plural locative)


Julian

Juliana (dual nominative)
Juliani (plural nominative)
Juliana (singular accusative)
Juliana (dual accusative)
Juliane (plural accusative)
Juliana (singular genitive)
Julianov (dual genitive)
Julianov (plural genitive)
Julianu (singular dative)
Julianoma (dual dative)
Julianom (plural dative)
Julianom (singular instrumental)
Julianoma (dual instrumental)
Juliani (plural instrumental)
Julianu (singular locative)
Julianih (dual locative)
Julianih (plural locative)
Juliana (feminine)


Jude

Accusatif pluriel de Juda (déclinaison masculine).

Génitif singulier de Juda (déclinaison féminine).

Nominatif pluriel de Juda (déclinaison féminine).

Accusatif pluriel de Juda (déclinaison féminine).


Cer

Cera (dual nominative)
Ceri (plural nominative)
Cera (singular accusative)
Cera (dual accusative)
Cere (plural accusative)
Cera (singular genitive)
Cerov (dual genitive)
Cerov (plural genitive)
Ceru (singular dative)
Ceroma (dual dative)
Cerom (plural dative)
Cerom (singular instrumental)
Ceroma (dual instrumental)
Ceri (plural instrumental)
Ceru (singular locative)
Cerih (dual locative)
Cerih (plural locative)


Arkansas

Arkansasa (singular genitive)
Arkansasu (singular dative)
Arkansasom (singular instrumental)
Arkansasu (singular locative)


Arizona

Arizono (singular accusative)
Arizone (singular genitive)
Arizoni (singular dative)
Arizono (singular instrumental)
Arizoni (singular locative)


Indiana

Indiano (singular accusative)
Indiane (singular genitive)
Indiani (singular dative)
Indiano (singular instrumental)
Indiani (singular locative)


Illinois

Illinoisa (singular genitive)
Illinoisu (singular dative)
Illinoisom (singular instrumental)
Illinoisu (singular locative)


Connecticut

Connecticuta (singular genitive)
Connecticutu (singular dative)
Connecticutom (singular instrumental)
Connecticutu (singular locative)


Kentucky

Kentuckyja (singular genitive)
Kentuckyju (singular dative)
Kentuckyjem (singular instrumental)
Kentuckyju (singular locative)


Kansas

Kansasa (singular genitive)
Kansasu (singular dative)
Kansasom (singular instrumental)
Kansasu (singular locative)


Alberta

(Date à préciser) Du nom de la princesse Louise Caroline Alberta, quatrième fille de la reine Victoria.

Alberto (singular accusative)
Alberte (singular genitive)
Alberti (singular dative)
Alberto (singular instrumental)
Alberti (singular locative)


Alberta

Alberti (dual nominative)
Alberte (plural nominative)
Alberto (singular accusative)
Alberti (dual accusative)
Alberte (plural accusative)
Alberte (singular genitive)
Albert (dual genitive)
Albert (plural genitive)
Alberti (singular dative)
Albertama (dual dative)
Albertam (plural dative)
Alberto (singular instrumental)
Albertama (dual instrumental)
Albertami (plural instrumental)
Alberti (singular locative)
Albertah (dual locative)
Albertah (plural locative)
Albert (masculine)
Alberto (masculine)


Guadeloupe

Guadeloupa (singular genitive)
Guadeloupu (singular dative)
Guadeloupom (singular instrumental)
Guadeloupu (singular locative)


Málaga

De l’espagnol Málaga, issu du latin Malaca.


Bologna

Bologno (singular accusative)
Bologne (singular genitive)
Bologni (singular dative)
Bologno (singular instrumental)
Bologni (singular locative)


Toronto

Toronta (singular genitive)
Torontu (singular dative)
Torontom (singular instrumental)
Torontu (singular locative)


Basel

Basela (singular genitive)
Baselu (singular dative)
Baselom (singular instrumental)
Baselu (singular locative)


Gustav

Gustava (dual nominative)
Gustavi (plural nominative)
Gustava (singular accusative)
Gustava (dual accusative)
Gustave (plural accusative)
Gustava (singular genitive)
Gustavov (dual genitive)
Gustavov (plural genitive)
Gustavu (singular dative)
Gustavoma (dual dative)
Gustavom (plural dative)
Gustavom (singular instrumental)
Gustavoma (dual instrumental)
Gustavi (plural instrumental)
Gustavu (singular locative)
Gustavih (dual locative)
Gustavih (plural locative)

Gustav Vasa.


Bonn

Bonna (singular genitive)
Bonnu (singular dative)
Bonnom (singular instrumental)
Bonnu (singular locative)


Franz

Franza (dual nominative)
Franzi (plural nominative)
Franza (singular accusative)
Franza (dual accusative)
Franze (plural accusative)
Franza (singular genitive)
Franzev (dual genitive)
Franzev (plural genitive)
Franzu (singular dative)
Franzema (dual dative)
Franzem (plural dative)
Franzem (singular instrumental)
Franzema (dual instrumental)
Franzi (plural instrumental)
Franzu (singular locative)
Franzih (dual locative)
Franzih (plural locative)
Franc


Jakob

Jakoba (dual nominative)
Jakobi (plural nominative)
Jakoba (singular accusative)
Jakoba (dual accusative)
Jakobe (plural accusative)
Jakoba (singular genitive)
Jakobov (dual genitive)
Jakobov (plural genitive)
Jakobu (singular dative)
Jakoboma (dual dative)
Jakobom (plural dative)
Jakobom (singular instrumental)
Jakoboma (dual instrumental)
Jakobi (plural instrumental)
Jakobu (singular locative)
Jakobih (dual locative)
Jakobih (plural locative)


Anna

Anni (dual nominative)
Anne (plural nominative)
Anno (singular accusative)
Anni (dual accusative)
Anne (plural accusative)
Anne (singular genitive)
Ann (dual genitive)
Ann (plural genitive)
Anni (singular dative)
Annama (dual dative)
Annam (plural dative)
Anno (singular instrumental)
Annama (dual instrumental)
Annami (plural instrumental)
Anni (singular locative)
Annah (dual locative)
Annah (plural locative)


Amalia

Amalii (dual nominative)
Amalie (plural nominative)
Amalio (singular accusative)
Amalii (dual accusative)
Amalie (plural accusative)
Amalie (singular genitive)
Amalij (dual genitive)
Amalij (plural genitive)
Amalii (singular dative)
Amaliama (dual dative)
Amaliam (plural dative)
Amalio (singular instrumental)
Amaliama (dual instrumental)
Amaliami (plural instrumental)
Amalii (singular locative)
Amaliah (dual locative)
Amaliah (plural locative)


Islandija

Islandijo (singular accusative)
Islandije (singular genitive)
Islandiji (singular dative)
Islandijo (singular instrumental)
Islandiji (singular locative)


Bern

Berna (singular genitive)
Bernu (singular dative)
Bernom (singular instrumental)
Bernu (singular locative)


Krakov

Krakova (singular genitive)
Krakovu (singular dative)
Krakovom (singular instrumental)
Krakovu (singular locative)


Škotska

Écosse (partie nord de la Grande-Bretagne).


Jemen

Jemena (singular genitive)
Jemenu (singular dative)
Jemenom (singular instrumental)
Jemenu (singular locative)


Anton

Antona (dual nominative)
Antoni (plural nominative)
Antona (singular accusative)
Antona (dual accusative)
Antone (plural accusative)
Antona (singular genitive)
Antonov (dual genitive)
Antonov (plural genitive)
Antonu (singular dative)
Antonoma (dual dative)
Antonom (plural dative)
Antonom (singular instrumental)
Antonoma (dual instrumental)
Antoni (plural instrumental)
Antonu (singular locative)
Antonih (dual locative)
Antonih (plural locative)


Georg

Du latin Georgius, emprunté au grec ancien Γεώργιος, Geốrgios.

Georga (dual nominative)
Georgi (plural nominative)
Georga (singular accusative)
Georga (dual accusative)
George (plural accusative)
Georga (singular genitive)
Georgov (dual genitive)
Georgov (plural genitive)
Georgu (singular dative)
Georgoma (dual dative)
Georgom (plural dative)
Georgom (singular instrumental)
Georgoma (dual instrumental)
Georgi (plural instrumental)
Georgu (singular locative)
Georgih (dual locative)
Georgih (plural locative)


Troja

Trojo (singular accusative)
Troje (singular genitive)
Troji (singular dative)
Trojo (singular instrumental)
Troji (singular locative)


Adel

Quartier de la ville anglaise de Leeds dans le Yorkshire de l’Ouest.

Ville américaine, siège du comté de Cook en Géorgie.

Communauté non incorporée de l’État de l’Indiana.

Ville américaine, siège du comté de Dallas en Iowa.

Communauté non incorporée de l’État d’Oklahoma.

Zone non incorporée américaine du comté Lake County en Oregon.

Ville de Russie située dans la Bachkirie.


Los Angeles

De l’anglais Los Angeles, lui-même issu de l’espagnol los ángeles (« les anges »).


Lun

Luna (dual nominative)
Luni (plural nominative)
Luna (singular accusative)
Luna (dual accusative)
Lune (plural accusative)
Luna (singular genitive)
Lunov (dual genitive)
Lunov (plural genitive)
Lunu (singular dative)
Lunoma (dual dative)
Lunom (plural dative)
Lunom (singular instrumental)
Lunoma (dual instrumental)
Luni (plural instrumental)
Lunu (singular locative)
Lunih (dual locative)
Lunih (plural locative)


Belorusija

Belorusijo (singular accusative)
Belorusije (singular genitive)
Belorusiji (singular dative)
Belorusijo (singular instrumental)
Belorusiji (singular locative)


Ekvador

Ekvadorja (singular genitive)
Ekvadorju (singular dative)
Ekvadorjem (singular instrumental)
Ekvadorju (singular locative)


Gambija

Gambijo (singular accusative)
Gambije (singular genitive)
Gambiji (singular dative)
Gambijo (singular instrumental)
Gambiji (singular locative)


Jamajka

Jamajko (singular accusative)
Jamajke (singular genitive)
Jamajki (singular dative)
Jamajko (singular instrumental)
Jamajki (singular locative)


Barbados

Barbadosa (singular genitive)
Barbadosu (singular dative)
Barbadosom (singular instrumental)
Barbadosu (singular locative)


Haiti

Haitija (singular genitive)
Haitiju (singular dative)
Haitijem (singular instrumental)
Haitiju (singular locative)


Valonija

Valonijo (singular accusative)
Valonije (singular genitive)
Valoniji (singular dative)
Valonijo (singular instrumental)
Valoniji (singular locative)


Azija

Azijo (singular accusative)
Azije (singular genitive)
Aziji (singular dative)
Azijo (singular instrumental)
Aziji (singular locative)


Evropa

Evropo (singular accusative)
Evrope (singular genitive)
Evropi (singular dative)
Evropo (singular instrumental)
Evropi (singular locative)


Amerika

Ameriko (singular accusative)
Amerike (singular genitive)
Ameriki (singular dative)
Ameriko (singular instrumental)
Ameriki (singular locative)


Antarktika

Antarktiko (singular accusative)
Antarktike (singular genitive)
Antarktiki (singular dative)
Antarktiko (singular instrumental)
Antarktiki (singular locative)


Bangkok

Bangkoka (singular genitive)
Bangkoku (singular dative)
Bangkokom (singular instrumental)
Bangkoku (singular locative)


Evrazija

Evrazijo (singular accusative)
Evrazije (singular genitive)
Evraziji (singular dative)
Evrazijo (singular instrumental)
Evraziji (singular locative)


Filipina

Filipini (dual nominative)
Filipine (plural nominative)
Filipino (singular accusative)
Filipini (dual accusative)
Filipine (plural accusative)
Filipine (singular genitive)
Filipin (dual genitive)
Filipin (plural genitive)
Filipini (singular dative)
Filipinama (dual dative)
Filipinam (plural dative)
Filipino (singular instrumental)
Filipinama (dual instrumental)
Filipinami (plural instrumental)
Filipini (singular locative)
Filipinah (dual locative)
Filipinah (plural locative)


Filipini

Filipine (plural accusative)
Filipinov (plural genitive)
Filipinom (plural dative)
Filipinih (plural locative)


Indonezija

Indonezijo (singular accusative)
Indonezije (singular genitive)
Indoneziji (singular dative)
Indonezijo (singular instrumental)
Indoneziji (singular locative)


Alabama

Alabamo (singular accusative)
Alabame (singular genitive)
Alabami (singular dative)
Alabamo (singular instrumental)
Alabami (singular locative)


Haag

Haaga (singular genitive)
Haagu (singular dative)
Haagom (singular instrumental)
Haagu (singular locative)


Kolumbija

Kolumbijo (singular accusative)
Kolumbije (singular genitive)
Kolumbiji (singular dative)
Kolumbijo (singular instrumental)
Kolumbiji (singular locative)


Atlantik

Atlantika (singular genitive)
Atlantiku (singular dative)
Atlantikom (singular instrumental)
Atlantiku (singular locative)


Atlas

Atlasa (singular genitive)
Atlasu (singular dative)
Atlasom (singular instrumental)
Atlasu (singular locative)


Etiopija

Etiopijo (singular accusative)
Etiopije (singular genitive)
Etiopiji (singular dative)
Etiopijo (singular instrumental)
Etiopiji (singular locative)


Alžir

Alžira (singular genitive)
Alžiru (singular dative)
Alžirom (singular instrumental)
Alžiru (singular locative)


Alžirija

Alžirijo (singular accusative)
Alžirije (singular genitive)
Alžiriji (singular dative)
Alžirijo (singular instrumental)
Alžiriji (singular locative)


Sudan

De l’arabe السودان, as-Sūdān, de l’expression balad as-sūdaan (« pays des Noirs »).


Čad

Emprunté au kanouri Tchad (« grande étendue d'eau »).

Čada (singular genitive)
Čadu (singular dative)
Čadom (singular instrumental)
Čadu (singular locative)


Togo

Étymologie manquante ou incomplète. Si vous la connaissez, vous pouvez l’ajouter en cliquant ici.


Benin

Benina (singular genitive)
Beninu (singular dative)
Beninom (singular instrumental)
Beninu (singular locative)


Bolivija

Bolivijo (singular accusative)
Bolivije (singular genitive)
Boliviji (singular dative)
Bolivijo (singular instrumental)
Boliviji (singular locative)


Grčija

Grčijo (singular accusative)
Grčije (singular genitive)
Grčiji (singular dative)
Grčijo (singular instrumental)
Grčiji (singular locative)


Gruzija

Gruzijo (singular accusative)
Gruzije (singular genitive)
Gruziji (singular dative)
Gruzijo (singular instrumental)
Gruziji (singular locative)


Giorgia

Giorgii (dual nominative)
Giorgie (plural nominative)
Giorgio (singular accusative)
Giorgii (dual accusative)
Giorgie (plural accusative)
Giorgie (singular genitive)
Giorgij (dual genitive)
Giorgij (plural genitive)
Giorgii (singular dative)
Giorgiama (dual dative)
Giorgiam (plural dative)
Giorgio (singular instrumental)
Giorgiama (dual instrumental)
Giorgiami (plural instrumental)
Giorgii (singular locative)
Giorgiah (dual locative)
Giorgiah (plural locative)
Giorgio (masculine)


Georgia

Georgio (singular accusative)
Georgie (singular genitive)
Georgii (singular dative)
Georgio (singular instrumental)
Georgii (singular locative)


Kavkaz

Kavkaza (singular genitive)
Kavkazu (singular dative)
Kavkazom (singular instrumental)
Kavkazu (singular locative)


Kambodža

Kambodžo (singular accusative)
Kambodže (singular genitive)
Kambodži (singular dative)
Kambodžo (singular instrumental)
Kambodži (singular locative)


Zelenortski otoki

Cap-Vert (archipel au large de l’Afrique).


Trinidad in Tobago

Trinité-et-Tobago (État insulaire américain).


Andora

Andoro (singular accusative)
Andore (singular genitive)
Andori (singular dative)
Andoro (singular instrumental)
Andori (singular locative)


Jordan

Jordana (dual nominative)
Jordani (plural nominative)
Jordana (singular accusative)
Jordana (dual accusative)
Jordane (plural accusative)
Jordana (singular genitive)
Jordanov (dual genitive)
Jordanov (plural genitive)
Jordanu (singular dative)
Jordanoma (dual dative)
Jordanom (plural dative)
Jordanom (singular instrumental)
Jordanoma (dual instrumental)
Jordani (plural instrumental)
Jordanu (singular locative)
Jordanih (dual locative)
Jordanih (plural locative)


Honduras

Hondurasa (singular genitive)
Hondurasu (singular dative)
Hondurasom (singular instrumental)
Hondurasu (singular locative)


Libanon

Libanona (singular genitive)
Libanonu (singular dative)
Libanonom (singular instrumental)
Libanonu (singular locative)


Fidži

Fidžija (singular genitive)
Fidžiju (singular dative)
Fidžijem (singular instrumental)
Fidžiju (singular locative)


Katar

Katarja (singular genitive)
Katarju (singular dative)
Katarjem (singular instrumental)
Katarju (singular locative)


Liberija

Liberijo (singular accusative)
Liberije (singular genitive)
Liberiji (singular dative)
Liberijo (singular instrumental)
Liberiji (singular locative)


Liberija

Liberiji (dual nominative)
Liberije (plural nominative)
Liberijo (singular accusative)
Liberiji (dual accusative)
Liberije (plural accusative)
Liberije (singular genitive)
Liberij (dual genitive)
Liberij (plural genitive)
Liberiji (singular dative)
Liberijama (dual dative)
Liberijam (plural dative)
Liberijo (singular instrumental)
Liberijama (dual instrumental)
Liberijami (plural instrumental)
Liberiji (singular locative)
Liberijah (dual locative)
Liberijah (plural locative)


Liberia

Liberii (dual nominative)
Liberie (plural nominative)
Liberio (singular accusative)
Liberii (dual accusative)
Liberie (plural accusative)
Liberie (singular genitive)
Liberij (dual genitive)
Liberij (plural genitive)
Liberii (singular dative)
Liberiama (dual dative)
Liberiam (plural dative)
Liberio (singular instrumental)
Liberiama (dual instrumental)
Liberiami (plural instrumental)
Liberii (singular locative)
Liberiah (dual locative)
Liberiah (plural locative)


Brunej

Bruneja (singular genitive)
Bruneju (singular dative)
Brunejem (singular instrumental)
Bruneju (singular locative)


Angola

Angolo (singular accusative)
Angole (singular genitive)
Angoli (singular dative)
Angolo (singular instrumental)
Angoli (singular locative)


Anglija

Anglijo (singular accusative)
Anglije (singular genitive)
Angliji (singular dative)
Anglijo (singular instrumental)
Angliji (singular locative)


Angvila

Angvilo (singular accusative)
Angvile (singular genitive)
Angvili (singular dative)
Angvilo (singular instrumental)
Angvili (singular locative)


Armenija

Armenijo (singular accusative)
Armenije (singular genitive)
Armeniji (singular dative)
Armenijo (singular instrumental)
Armeniji (singular locative)


Aruba

Arubo (singular accusative)
Arube (singular genitive)
Arubi (singular dative)
Arubo (singular instrumental)
Arubi (singular locative)


Avstralija

Avstralijo (singular accusative)
Avstralije (singular genitive)
Avstraliji (singular dative)
Avstralijo (singular instrumental)
Avstraliji (singular locative)


Bahami

Bahame (plural accusative)
Bahamov (plural genitive)
Bahamom (plural dative)
Bahamih (plural locative)


Bahrajn

Bahrajna (singular genitive)
Bahrajnu (singular dative)
Bahrajnom (singular instrumental)
Bahrajnu (singular locative)


Genova

De l’italien Genova, dérivé du latin Genua.

Genovo (singular accusative)
Genove (singular genitive)
Genovi (singular dative)
Genovo (singular instrumental)
Genovi (singular locative)


Črna gora

Composé de črn (« noir ») et de gora (« montagne »).


Belgija

Belgijo (singular accusative)
Belgije (singular genitive)
Belgiji (singular dative)
Belgijo (singular instrumental)
Belgiji (singular locative)


Ascension

Ascensiona (singular genitive)
Ascensionu (singular dative)
Ascensionom (singular instrumental)
Ascensionu (singular locative)


Dunaj

Du latin Danubius avec un intermédiaire germanique → voir Donava.

Dunaja (singular genitive)
Dunaju (singular dative)
Dunajem (singular instrumental)
Dunaju (singular locative)


Ciper

Du latin Cyprus, emprunté au grec ancien Κύπρος, Kúpros.

Cipra (singular genitive)
Cipru (singular dative)
Ciprom (singular instrumental)
Cipru (singular locative)


Finska

Du latin Fenni ou Finni → voir Finlande.

Finsko (singular accusative)
Finske (singular genitive)
Finski (singular dative)
Finsko (singular instrumental)
Finski (singular locative)


Franca

Franci (dual nominative)
France (plural nominative)
Franco (singular accusative)
Franci (dual accusative)
France (plural accusative)
France (singular genitive)
Franc (dual genitive)
Franc (plural genitive)
Franci (singular dative)
Francama (dual dative)
Francam (plural dative)
Franco (singular instrumental)
Francama (dual instrumental)
Francami (plural instrumental)
Franci (singular locative)
Francah (dual locative)
Francah (plural locative)


Korzika

Korziko (singular accusative)
Korzike (singular genitive)
Korziki (singular dative)
Korziko (singular instrumental)
Korziki (singular locative)


Amsterdam

Amsterdama (singular genitive)
Amsterdamu (singular dative)
Amsterdamom (singular instrumental)
Amsterdamu (singular locative)


Butan

Butana (singular genitive)
Butanu (singular dative)
Butanom (singular instrumental)
Butanu (singular locative)


David

Davida (dual nominative)
Davidi (plural nominative)
Davida (singular accusative)
Davida (dual accusative)
Davide (plural accusative)
Davida (singular genitive)
Davidov (dual genitive)
Davidov (plural genitive)
Davidu (singular dative)
Davidoma (dual dative)
Davidom (plural dative)
Davidom (singular instrumental)
Davidoma (dual instrumental)
Davidi (plural instrumental)
Davidu (singular locative)
Davidih (dual locative)
Davidih (plural locative)


Galle

Galleta (dual nominative)
Galleti (plural nominative)
Galleta (singular accusative)
Galleta (dual accusative)
Gallete (plural accusative)
Galleta (singular genitive)
Galletov (dual genitive)
Galletov (plural genitive)
Galletu (singular dative)
Galletoma (dual dative)
Galletom (plural dative)
Galletom (singular instrumental)
Galletoma (dual instrumental)
Galleti (plural instrumental)
Galletu (singular locative)
Galletih (dual locative)
Galletih (plural locative)


Benečija

Benečijo (singular accusative)
Benečije (singular genitive)
Benečiji (singular dative)
Benečijo (singular instrumental)
Benečiji (singular locative)


Kongo

Konga (singular genitive)
Kongu (singular dative)
Kongom (singular instrumental)
Kongu (singular locative)


Wales

Pays de Galles (une des nations composant le Royaume-Uni).


Lombardija

Lombardijo (singular accusative)
Lombardije (singular genitive)
Lombardiji (singular dative)
Lombardijo (singular instrumental)
Lombardiji (singular locative)


Rdeče morje

Mer Rouge (mer entre l’Afrique et l’Asie).


Saint Vincent in Grenadine

Saint-Vincent-et-les Grenadines (pays des Antilles).


Gana

Gano (singular accusative)
Gane (singular genitive)
Gani (singular dative)
Gano (singular instrumental)
Gani (singular locative)


Kuvajt

Kuvajta (singular genitive)
Kuvajtu (singular dative)
Kuvajtom (singular instrumental)
Kuvajtu (singular locative)


Beograd

Beograda (singular genitive)
Beogradu (singular dative)
Beogradom (singular instrumental)
Beogradu (singular locative)


NDR

Abréviation de Nemška demokratična republika.

RDA (République démocratique allemande).


Bangladeš

Bangladeša (singular genitive)
Bangladešu (singular dative)
Bangladešom (singular instrumental)
Bangladešu (singular locative)


Gabon

Gabona (singular genitive)
Gabonu (singular dative)
Gabonom (singular instrumental)
Gabonu (singular locative)


Džibuti

Džibutija (singular genitive)
Džibutiju (singular dative)
Džibutijem (singular instrumental)
Džibutiju (singular locative)

Djibouti, territoire autour de cette ville.


Adamo

Adama (dual nominative)
Adami (plural nominative)
Adama (singular accusative)
Adama (dual accusative)
Adame (plural accusative)
Adama (singular genitive)
Adamov (dual genitive)
Adamov (plural genitive)
Adamu (singular dative)
Adamoma (dual dative)
Adamom (plural dative)
Adamom (singular instrumental)
Adamoma (dual instrumental)
Adami (plural instrumental)
Adamu (singular locative)
Adamih (dual locative)
Adamih (plural locative)


Jersey

Jerseyja (singular genitive)
Jerseyju (singular dative)
Jerseyjem (singular instrumental)
Jerseyju (singular locative)


Andrea

Andrei (dual nominative)
Andree (plural nominative)
Andreo (singular accusative)
Andrei (dual accusative)
Andree (plural accusative)
Andree (singular genitive)
Andrej (dual genitive)
Andrej (plural genitive)
Andrei (singular dative)
Andreama (dual dative)
Andream (plural dative)
Andreo (singular instrumental)
Andreama (dual instrumental)
Andreami (plural instrumental)
Andrei (singular locative)
Andreah (dual locative)
Andreah (plural locative)


Andrea

Andrei (plural nominative)
Andree (plural accusative)
Andreev (dual genitive)
Andreev (plural genitive)
Andreu (singular dative)
Andreema (dual dative)
Andreem (plural dative)
Andreem (singular instrumental)
Andreema (dual instrumental)
Andrei (plural instrumental)
Andreu (singular locative)
Andreih (dual locative)
Andreih (plural locative)


Linda

Lindi (dual nominative)
Linde (plural nominative)
Lindo (singular accusative)
Lindi (dual accusative)
Linde (plural accusative)
Linde (singular genitive)
Lind (dual genitive)
Lind (plural genitive)
Lindi (singular dative)
Lindama (dual dative)
Lindam (plural dative)
Lindo (singular instrumental)
Lindama (dual instrumental)
Lindami (plural instrumental)
Lindi (singular locative)
Lindah (dual locative)
Lindah (plural locative)


Reunion

Réunion (département français d’outre-mer).


Helsinki

Helsinke (plural accusative)
Helsinkov (plural genitive)
Helsinkom (plural dative)
Helsinkih (plural locative)


Dublin

Dublina (singular genitive)
Dublinu (singular dative)
Dublinom (singular instrumental)
Dublinu (singular locative)

Dublin, capitale de la république d’Irlande.


Chicago

Chicaga (singular genitive)
Chicagu (singular dative)
Chicagom (singular instrumental)
Chicagu (singular locative)


Boston

Bostona (singular genitive)
Bostonu (singular dative)
Bostonom (singular instrumental)
Bostonu (singular locative)


Sahara

De l’arabe صَحْرَاء, ṣaḥrāʾ (« désert »).


Gvatemala

Gvatemalo (singular accusative)
Gvatemale (singular genitive)
Gvatemali (singular dative)
Gvatemalo (singular instrumental)
Gvatemali (singular locative)


Belize

Belizeja (singular genitive)
Belizeju (singular dative)
Belizejem (singular instrumental)
Belizeju (singular locative)


Firence

De l’italien Firenze, dérivé du latin Florentia.

Firenc (plural genitive)
Firencam (plural dative)
Firencami (plural instrumental)
Firencah (plural locative)


Gibraltar

Gibraltarja (singular genitive)
Gibraltarju (singular dative)
Gibraltarjem (singular instrumental)
Gibraltarju (singular locative)


Guernsey

Guernesey (une des îles Anglo-Normandes).


Montserrat

Montserrat, territoire du Royaume-Uni occupant cette île.


Grenlandija

Grenlandijo (singular accusative)
Grenlandije (singular genitive)
Grenlandiji (singular dative)
Grenlandijo (singular instrumental)
Grenlandiji (singular locative)


Gvineja

Gvinejo (singular accusative)
Gvineje (singular genitive)
Gvineji (singular dative)
Gvinejo (singular instrumental)
Gvineji (singular locative)


Dominikanska republika

République dominicaine (pays des Antilles).


Iowa

Iowo (singular accusative)
Iowe (singular genitive)
Iowi (singular dative)
Iowo (singular instrumental)
Iowi (singular locative)


Češka

Češko (singular accusative)
Češke (singular genitive)
Češki (singular dative)
Češko (singular instrumental)
Češki (singular locative)


Srednjeafriška republika

République centrafricaine (pays africain).


Florida

Florido (singular accusative)
Floride (singular genitive)
Floridi (singular dative)
Florido (singular instrumental)
Floridi (singular locative)


Idaho

Idaha (singular genitive)
Idahu (singular dative)
Idahom (singular instrumental)
Idahu (singular locative)


Sveta Helena

Sainte-Hélène (île de l’océan Atlantique).


Demokratična republika Kongo

République démocratique du Congo (pays d’Afrique).


Zahodna Sahara

Sahara occidental (territoire africain).


Guam

Guama (singular genitive)
Guamu (singular dative)
Guamom (singular instrumental)
Guamu (singular locative)


Eritreja

Eritrejo (singular accusative)
Eritreje (singular genitive)
Eritreji (singular dative)
Eritrejo (singular instrumental)
Eritreji (singular locative)


Ameriška Samoa

Samoa américaines (archipel du Pacifique).


Kiribati

Kiribatija (singular genitive)
Kiribatiju (singular dative)
Kiribatijem (singular instrumental)
Kiribatiju (singular locative)


Lesoto

Lesota (singular genitive)
Lesotu (singular dative)
Lesotom (singular instrumental)
Lesotu (singular locative)


Saint Kitts in Nevis

Saint-Christophe-et-Niévès (État des Antilles).


Združeno kraljestvo Velike Britanije in Severne Irske

Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande du Nord.


Gal

Gala (dual nominative)
Gali (plural nominative)
Gala (singular accusative)
Gala (dual accusative)
Gale (plural accusative)
Gala (singular genitive)
Galov (dual genitive)
Galov (plural genitive)
Galu (singular dative)
Galoma (dual dative)
Galom (plural dative)
Galom (singular instrumental)
Galoma (dual instrumental)
Gali (plural instrumental)
Galu (singular locative)
Galih (dual locative)
Galih (plural locative)


Gales

Galesa (dual nominative)
Galesi (plural nominative)
Galesa (singular accusative)
Galesa (dual accusative)
Galese (plural accusative)
Galesa (singular genitive)
Galesov (dual genitive)
Galesov (plural genitive)
Galesu (singular dative)
Galesoma (dual dative)
Galesom (plural dative)
Galesom (singular instrumental)
Galesoma (dual instrumental)
Galesi (plural instrumental)
Galesu (singular locative)
Galesih (dual locative)
Galesih (plural locative)


Portoriko

De l’espagnol porto, « port », et rico, « riche ».


Pitcairnski otoki

Îles Pitcairn (territoire du Pacifique).


Burma

Burmo (singular accusative)
Burme (singular genitive)
Burmi (singular dative)
Burmo (singular instrumental)
Burmi (singular locative)


Luksemburg

Luksemburga (singular genitive)
Luksemburgu (singular dative)
Luksemburgom (singular instrumental)
Luksemburgu (singular locative)

Veliko vojvodstvo Luksemburg, Grand duché de Luxembourg.


Kenija

Kenijo (singular accusative)
Kenije (singular genitive)
Keniji (singular dative)
Kenijo (singular instrumental)
Keniji (singular locative)


Jura

Juro (singular accusative)
Jure (singular genitive)
Juri (singular dative)
Juro (singular instrumental)
Juri (singular locative)


Jura

Juri (plural nominative)
Jure (plural accusative)
Jurov (dual genitive)
Jurov (plural genitive)
Juru (singular dative)
Juroma (dual dative)
Jurom (plural dative)
Jurom (singular instrumental)
Juroma (dual instrumental)
Juri (plural instrumental)
Juru (singular locative)
Jurih (dual locative)
Jurih (plural locative)
Juri (dual nominative)
Jure (plural nominative)
Juro (singular accusative)
Juri (dual accusative)
Jure (plural accusative)
Jure (singular genitive)
Jur (dual genitive)
Jur (plural genitive)
Juri (singular dative)
Jurama (dual dative)
Juram (plural dative)
Juro (singular instrumental)
Jurama (dual instrumental)
Jurami (plural instrumental)
Juri (singular locative)
Jurah (dual locative)
Jurah (plural locative)

Ce prénom peut se décliner comme un mot masculin (tableau du haut) ou comme un mot féminin (tableau du bas).


Irska

Irsko (singular accusative)
Irske (singular genitive)
Irski (singular dative)
Irsko (singular instrumental)
Irski (singular locative)


Ameriški Deviški otoki

Îles Vierges américaines (archipel des Caraïbes).


Bob

Boba (dual nominative)
Bobi (plural nominative)
Boba (singular accusative)
Boba (dual accusative)
Bobe (plural accusative)
Boba (singular genitive)
Bobov (dual genitive)
Bobov (plural genitive)
Bobu (singular dative)
Boboma (dual dative)
Bobom (plural dative)
Bobom (singular instrumental)
Boboma (dual instrumental)
Bobi (plural instrumental)
Bobu (singular locative)
Bobih (dual locative)
Bobih (plural locative)


Dan

Dana (dual nominative)
Dani (plural nominative)
Dana (singular accusative)
Dana (dual accusative)
Dane (plural accusative)
Dana (singular genitive)
Danov (dual genitive)
Danov (plural genitive)
Danu (singular dative)
Danoma (dual dative)
Danom (plural dative)
Danom (singular instrumental)
Danoma (dual instrumental)
Dani (plural instrumental)
Danu (singular locative)
Danih (dual locative)
Danih (plural locative)


Ben

Bena (dual nominative)
Beni (plural nominative)
Bena (singular accusative)
Bena (dual accusative)
Bene (plural accusative)
Bena (singular genitive)
Benov (dual genitive)
Benov (plural genitive)
Benu (singular dative)
Benoma (dual dative)
Benom (plural dative)
Benom (singular instrumental)
Benoma (dual instrumental)
Beni (plural instrumental)
Benu (singular locative)
Benih (dual locative)
Benih (plural locative)


Laura

(Date à préciser) Du latin laurus (« laurier »).

Lauri (dual nominative)
Laure (plural nominative)
Lauro (singular accusative)
Lauri (dual accusative)
Laure (plural accusative)
Laure (singular genitive)
Laur (dual genitive)
Laur (plural genitive)
Lauri (singular dative)
Laurama (dual dative)
Lauram (plural dative)
Lauro (singular instrumental)
Laurama (dual instrumental)
Laurami (plural instrumental)
Lauri (singular locative)
Laurah (dual locative)
Laurah (plural locative)


Ala

Ali (dual nominative)
Ale (plural nominative)
Alo (singular accusative)
Ali (dual accusative)
Ale (plural accusative)
Ale (singular genitive)
Al (dual genitive)
Al (plural genitive)
Ali (singular dative)
Alama (dual dative)
Alam (plural dative)
Alo (singular instrumental)
Alama (dual instrumental)
Alami (plural instrumental)
Ali (singular locative)
Alah (dual locative)
Alah (plural locative)


Francisco

Francisco, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Francisco

Francisca (dual nominative)
Francisci (plural nominative)
Francisca (singular accusative)
Francisca (dual accusative)
Francisce (plural accusative)
Francisca (singular genitive)
Franciscov (dual genitive)
Franciscov (plural genitive)
Franciscu (singular dative)
Franciscoma (dual dative)
Franciscom (plural dative)
Franciscom (singular instrumental)
Franciscoma (dual instrumental)
Francisci (plural instrumental)
Franciscu (singular locative)
Franciscih (dual locative)
Franciscih (plural locative)


Fred

Freda (dual nominative)
Fredi (plural nominative)
Freda (singular accusative)
Freda (dual accusative)
Frede (plural accusative)
Freda (singular genitive)
Fredov (dual genitive)
Fredov (plural genitive)
Fredu (singular dative)
Fredoma (dual dative)
Fredom (plural dative)
Fredom (singular instrumental)
Fredoma (dual instrumental)
Fredi (plural instrumental)
Fredu (singular locative)
Fredih (dual locative)
Fredih (plural locative)


Adela

Adeli (dual nominative)
Adele (plural nominative)
Adelo (singular accusative)
Adeli (dual accusative)
Adele (plural accusative)
Adele (singular genitive)
Adel (dual genitive)
Adel (plural genitive)
Adeli (singular dative)
Adelama (dual dative)
Adelam (plural dative)
Adelo (singular instrumental)
Adelama (dual instrumental)
Adelami (plural instrumental)
Adeli (singular locative)
Adelah (dual locative)
Adelah (plural locative)


Eugenio

(Date à préciser) De l’italien Eugenio → voir Eugen.

Eugenia (dual nominative)
Eugenii (plural nominative)
Eugenia (singular accusative)
Eugenia (dual accusative)
Eugenie (plural accusative)
Eugenia (singular genitive)
Eugeniev (dual genitive)
Eugeniev (plural genitive)
Eugeniu (singular dative)
Eugeniema (dual dative)
Eugeniem (plural dative)
Eugeniem (singular instrumental)
Eugeniema (dual instrumental)
Eugenii (plural instrumental)
Eugeniu (singular locative)
Eugeniih (dual locative)
Eugeniih (plural locative)

Prénom masculin, correspondant à Eugène.


Češkoslovaška

Češkoslovaško (singular accusative)
Češkoslovaške (singular genitive)
Češkoslovaški (singular dative)
Češkoslovaško (singular instrumental)
Češkoslovaški (singular locative)


Severni Marianski otoki

Îles Mariannes du Nord (îles du Pacifique).


Otok Man

Île de Man (dépendance autonome de la Couronne britannique).


Falklandski otoki

Îles Malouines (au large de l’Argentine).


Francoske južne in antarktične dežele

Terres australes et antarctiques françaises.


otok Heard in otočje McDonald

Île Heard et îles McDonald (dépendance australienne).


Gvajana

Gvajano (singular accusative)
Gvajane (singular genitive)
Gvajani (singular dative)
Gvajano (singular instrumental)
Gvajani (singular locative)


Bagdad

Bagdada (singular genitive)
Bagdadu (singular dative)
Bagdadom (singular instrumental)
Bagdadu (singular locative)


Bocvana

Bocvano (singular accusative)
Bocvane (singular genitive)
Bocvani (singular dative)
Bocvano (singular instrumental)
Bocvani (singular locative)


Kuba

Kubo (singular accusative)
Kube (singular genitive)
Kubi (singular dative)
Kubo (singular instrumental)
Kubi (singular locative)


Čile

Čila (singular genitive)
Čilu (singular dative)
Čilom (singular instrumental)
Čilu (singular locative)


Kostarika

Kostariko (singular accusative)
Kostarike (singular genitive)
Kostariki (singular dative)
Kostariko (singular instrumental)
Kostariki (singular locative)


Dominik

Dominika (dual nominative)
Dominiki (plural nominative)
Dominika (singular accusative)
Dominika (dual accusative)
Dominike (plural accusative)
Dominika (singular genitive)
Dominikov (dual genitive)
Dominikov (plural genitive)
Dominiku (singular dative)
Dominikoma (dual dative)
Dominikom (plural dative)
Dominikom (singular instrumental)
Dominikoma (dual instrumental)
Dominiki (plural instrumental)
Dominiku (singular locative)
Dominikih (dual locative)
Dominikih (plural locative)


Domenika

Domeniki (dual nominative)
Domenike (plural nominative)
Domeniko (singular accusative)
Domeniki (dual accusative)
Domenike (plural accusative)
Domenike (singular genitive)
Domenik (dual genitive)
Domenik (plural genitive)
Domeniki (singular dative)
Domenikama (dual dative)
Domenikam (plural dative)
Domeniko (singular instrumental)
Domenikama (dual instrumental)
Domenikami (plural instrumental)
Domeniki (singular locative)
Domenikah (dual locative)
Domenikah (plural locative)


Dominika

Dominiko (singular accusative)
Dominike (singular genitive)
Dominiki (singular dative)
Dominiko (singular instrumental)
Dominiki (singular locative)


Dominika

Dominiki (dual nominative)
Dominike (plural nominative)
Dominiko (singular accusative)
Dominiki (dual accusative)
Dominike (plural accusative)
Dominike (singular genitive)
Dominik (dual genitive)
Dominik (plural genitive)
Dominiki (singular dative)
Dominikama (dual dative)
Dominikam (plural dative)
Dominiko (singular instrumental)
Dominikama (dual instrumental)
Dominikami (plural instrumental)
Dominiki (singular locative)
Dominikah (dual locative)
Dominikah (plural locative)


Kitajska

Kitajsko (singular accusative)
Kitajske (singular genitive)
Kitajski (singular dative)
Kitajsko (singular instrumental)
Kitajski (singular locative)


Egipt

Egipta (singular genitive)
Egiptu (singular dative)
Egiptom (singular instrumental)
Egiptu (singular locative)


Baleari

Baleare (plural accusative)
Balearov (plural genitive)
Balearom (plural dative)
Balearih (plural locative)


Južna Georgija in Južno Sandwichevo otočje

Géorgie du Sud et les îles Sandwich du Sud.


Ind

Inda (singular genitive)
Indu (singular dative)
Indom (singular instrumental)
Indu (singular locative)


Augustin

Augustina (dual nominative)
Augustini (plural nominative)
Augustina (singular accusative)
Augustina (dual accusative)
Augustine (plural accusative)
Augustina (singular genitive)
Augustinov (dual genitive)
Augustinov (plural genitive)
Augustinu (singular dative)
Augustinoma (dual dative)
Augustinom (plural dative)
Augustinom (singular instrumental)
Augustinoma (dual instrumental)
Augustini (plural instrumental)
Augustinu (singular locative)
Augustinih (dual locative)
Augustinih (plural locative)


Kaapstad

Kaapstada (singular genitive)
Kaapstadu (singular dative)
Kaapstadom (singular instrumental)
Kaapstadu (singular locative)


Charles

Charlesa (dual nominative)
Charlesi (plural nominative)
Charlesa (singular accusative)
Charlesa (dual accusative)
Charlese (plural accusative)
Charlesa (singular genitive)
Charlesov (dual genitive)
Charlesov (plural genitive)
Charlesu (singular dative)
Charlesoma (dual dative)
Charlesom (plural dative)
Charlesom (singular instrumental)
Charlesoma (dual instrumental)
Charlesi (plural instrumental)
Charlesu (singular locative)
Charlesih (dual locative)
Charlesih (plural locative)


Astrahan

Astrahana (singular genitive)
Astrahanu (singular dative)
Astrahanom (singular instrumental)
Astrahanu (singular locative)


Amazonka

Amazonko (singular accusative)
Amazonke (singular genitive)
Amazonki (singular dative)
Amazonko (singular instrumental)
Amazonki (singular locative)


Bejrut

Bejruta (singular genitive)
Bejrutu (singular dative)
Bejrutom (singular instrumental)
Bejrutu (singular locative)


Betlehem

Betlehema (singular genitive)
Betlehemu (singular dative)
Betlehemom (singular instrumental)
Betlehemu (singular locative)


Izrael

Izraela (singular genitive)
Izraelu (singular dative)
Izraelom (singular instrumental)
Izraelu (singular locative)


Aurelia

Aurelii (dual nominative)
Aurelie (plural nominative)
Aurelio (singular accusative)
Aurelii (dual accusative)
Aurelie (plural accusative)
Aurelie (singular genitive)
Aurelij (dual genitive)
Aurelij (plural genitive)
Aurelii (singular dative)
Aureliama (dual dative)
Aureliam (plural dative)
Aurelio (singular instrumental)
Aureliama (dual instrumental)
Aureliami (plural instrumental)
Aurelii (singular locative)
Aureliah (dual locative)
Aureliah (plural locative)
Aurelio (masculine)


Donava

Donavo (singular accusative)
Donave (singular genitive)
Donavi (singular dative)
Donavo (singular instrumental)
Donavi (singular locative)


La Rochelle

La Rochelle (ville de France, en Charente-Maritime).


Nova Mehika

Nouveau-Mexique (un des 50 États des États-Unis d’Amérique).


Torino

De l’italien Torino, issu du latin Taurinum.


Milano

De l’italien Milano, issu du latin Mediolanum.


Barcelona

Barcelono (singular accusative)
Barcelone (singular genitive)
Barceloni (singular dative)
Barcelono (singular instrumental)
Barceloni (singular locative)


Jana

Jani (dual nominative)
Jane (plural nominative)
Jano (singular accusative)
Jani (dual accusative)
Jane (plural accusative)
Jane (singular genitive)
Jan (dual genitive)
Jan (plural genitive)
Jani (singular dative)
Janama (dual dative)
Janam (plural dative)
Jano (singular instrumental)
Janama (dual instrumental)
Janami (plural instrumental)
Jani (singular locative)
Janah (dual locative)
Janah (plural locative)


Severna Karolina

Caroline du Nord (un des 50 États des États-Unis d’Amérique).


Elisa

Elisi (dual nominative)
Elise (plural nominative)
Eliso (singular accusative)
Elisi (dual accusative)
Elise (plural accusative)
Elise (singular genitive)
Elis (dual genitive)
Elis (plural genitive)
Elisi (singular dative)
Elisama (dual dative)
Elisam (plural dative)
Eliso (singular instrumental)
Elisama (dual instrumental)
Elisami (plural instrumental)
Elisi (singular locative)
Elisah (dual locative)
Elisah (plural locative)


Elija

Eliji (plural nominative)
Elije (plural accusative)
Elijev (dual genitive)
Elijev (plural genitive)
Eliju (singular dative)
Elijema (dual dative)
Elijem (plural dative)
Elijem (singular instrumental)
Elijema (dual instrumental)
Eliji (plural instrumental)
Eliju (singular locative)
Elijih (dual locative)
Elijih (plural locative)


Aristofan

Aristofana (dual nominative)
Aristofani (plural nominative)
Aristofana (singular accusative)
Aristofana (dual accusative)
Aristofane (plural accusative)
Aristofana (singular genitive)
Aristofanov (dual genitive)
Aristofanov (plural genitive)
Aristofanu (singular dative)
Aristofanoma (dual dative)
Aristofanom (plural dative)
Aristofanom (singular instrumental)
Aristofanoma (dual instrumental)
Aristofani (plural instrumental)
Aristofanu (singular locative)
Aristofanih (dual locative)
Aristofanih (plural locative)


Aristotel

Aristotela (dual nominative)
Aristoteli (plural nominative)
Aristotela (singular accusative)
Aristotela (dual accusative)
Aristotele (plural accusative)
Aristotela (singular genitive)
Aristotelov (dual genitive)
Aristotelov (plural genitive)
Aristotelu (singular dative)
Aristoteloma (dual dative)
Aristotelom (plural dative)
Aristotelom (singular instrumental)
Aristoteloma (dual instrumental)
Aristoteli (plural instrumental)
Aristotelu (singular locative)
Aristotelih (dual locative)
Aristotelih (plural locative)


Epikur

Epikurja (dual nominative)
Epikurji (plural nominative)
Epikurja (singular accusative)
Epikurja (dual accusative)
Epikurje (plural accusative)
Epikurja (singular genitive)
Epikurjev (dual genitive)
Epikurjev (plural genitive)
Epikurju (singular dative)
Epikurjema (dual dative)
Epikurjem (plural dative)
Epikurjem (singular instrumental)
Epikurjema (dual instrumental)
Epikurji (plural instrumental)
Epikurju (singular locative)
Epikurjih (dual locative)
Epikurjih (plural locative)


Lara

Lari (dual nominative)
Lare (plural nominative)
Laro (singular accusative)
Lari (dual accusative)
Lare (plural accusative)
Lare (singular genitive)
Lar (dual genitive)
Lar (plural genitive)
Lari (singular dative)
Larama (dual dative)
Laram (plural dative)
Laro (singular instrumental)
Larama (dual instrumental)
Larami (plural instrumental)
Lari (singular locative)
Larah (dual locative)
Larah (plural locative)


Izida

Izido (singular accusative)
Izide (singular genitive)
Izidi (singular dative)
Izido (singular instrumental)
Izidi (singular locative)


Don

Dona (singular genitive)
Donu (singular dative)
Donom (singular instrumental)
Donu (singular locative)


Don

Dona (dual nominative)
Doni (plural nominative)
Dona (singular accusative)
Dona (dual accusative)
Done (plural accusative)
Dona (singular genitive)
Donov (dual genitive)
Donov (plural genitive)
Donu (singular dative)
Donoma (dual dative)
Donom (plural dative)
Donom (singular instrumental)
Donoma (dual instrumental)
Doni (plural instrumental)
Donu (singular locative)
Donih (dual locative)
Donih (plural locative)


Ezop

Ezopa (dual nominative)
Ezopi (plural nominative)
Ezopa (singular accusative)
Ezopa (dual accusative)
Ezope (plural accusative)
Ezopa (singular genitive)
Ezopov (dual genitive)
Ezopov (plural genitive)
Ezopu (singular dative)
Ezopoma (dual dative)
Ezopom (plural dative)
Ezopom (singular instrumental)
Ezopoma (dual instrumental)
Ezopi (plural instrumental)
Ezopu (singular locative)
Ezopih (dual locative)
Ezopih (plural locative)


Atilo

Accusatif singulier de Atila (déclinaison féminine).

Instrumental singulier de Atila (déclinaison féminine).


Atila

Atili (plural nominative)
Atile (plural accusative)
Atilov (dual genitive)
Atilov (plural genitive)
Atilu (singular dative)
Atiloma (dual dative)
Atilom (plural dative)
Atilom (singular instrumental)
Atiloma (dual instrumental)
Atili (plural instrumental)
Atilu (singular locative)
Atilih (dual locative)
Atilih (plural locative)
Atili (dual nominative)
Atile (plural nominative)
Atilo (singular accusative)
Atili (dual accusative)
Atile (plural accusative)
Atile (singular genitive)
Atil (dual genitive)
Atil (plural genitive)
Atili (singular dative)
Atilama (dual dative)
Atilam (plural dative)
Atilo (singular instrumental)
Atilama (dual instrumental)
Atilami (plural instrumental)
Atili (singular locative)
Atilah (dual locative)
Atilah (plural locative)


Loara

Gradovi v dolini reke Loare


Atene

Aten (plural genitive)
Atenam (plural dative)
Atenami (plural instrumental)
Atenah (plural locative)


Atena

Ateni (dual nominative)
Atene (plural nominative)
Ateno (singular accusative)
Ateni (dual accusative)
Atene (plural accusative)
Atene (singular genitive)
Aten (dual genitive)
Aten (plural genitive)
Ateni (singular dative)
Atenama (dual dative)
Atenam (plural dative)
Ateno (singular instrumental)
Atenama (dual instrumental)
Atenami (plural instrumental)
Ateni (singular locative)
Atenah (dual locative)
Atenah (plural locative)


Kijev

(Siècle à préciser) Du russe Киев, Kijev.

Kijeva (singular genitive)
Kijevu (singular dative)
Kijevom (singular instrumental)
Kijevu (singular locative)


Lena

Leni (dual nominative)
Lene (plural nominative)
Leno (singular accusative)
Leni (dual accusative)
Lene (plural accusative)
Lene (singular genitive)
Len (dual genitive)
Len (plural genitive)
Leni (singular dative)
Lenama (dual dative)
Lenam (plural dative)
Leno (singular instrumental)
Lenama (dual instrumental)
Lenami (plural instrumental)
Leni (singular locative)
Lenah (dual locative)
Lenah (plural locative)


Lena

Leno (singular accusative)
Lene (singular genitive)
Leni (singular dative)
Leno (singular instrumental)
Leni (singular locative)


Leno

Lena (dual nominative)
Leni (plural nominative)
Lena (singular accusative)
Lena (dual accusative)
Lene (plural accusative)
Lena (singular genitive)
Lenov (dual genitive)
Lenov (plural genitive)
Lenu (singular dative)
Lenoma (dual dative)
Lenom (plural dative)
Lenom (singular instrumental)
Lenoma (dual instrumental)
Leni (plural instrumental)
Lenu (singular locative)
Lenih (dual locative)
Lenih (plural locative)


Bavarska

Bavarsko (singular accusative)
Bavarske (singular genitive)
Bavarski (singular dative)
Bavarsko (singular instrumental)
Bavarski (singular locative)


Bodensko jezero

Traduction littérale de l’allemand Bodensee.


Peloponez

Du latin Peloponnesus, issu du grec ancien Πελοπόννησος, Pelopónnêsos.


Pta

Ptah (dieu de la mythologie égyptienne).


Dalmacija

Dalmacijo (singular accusative)
Dalmacije (singular genitive)
Dalmaciji (singular dative)
Dalmacijo (singular instrumental)
Dalmaciji (singular locative)


Bretanija

Bretanijo (singular accusative)
Bretanije (singular genitive)
Bretaniji (singular dative)
Bretanijo (singular instrumental)
Bretaniji (singular locative)


Kampanija

Kampanijo (singular accusative)
Kampanije (singular genitive)
Kampaniji (singular dative)
Kampanijo (singular instrumental)
Kampaniji (singular locative)


Erevan

Erevana (singular genitive)
Erevanu (singular dative)
Erevanom (singular instrumental)
Erevanu (singular locative)


Bogota

Bogoto (singular accusative)
Bogote (singular genitive)
Bogoti (singular dative)
Bogoto (singular instrumental)
Bogoti (singular locative)


Albi

Albija (singular genitive)
Albiju (singular dative)
Albijem (singular instrumental)
Albiju (singular locative)


Bali

Balija (singular genitive)
Baliju (singular dative)
Balijem (singular instrumental)
Baliju (singular locative)


Garona

Garono (singular accusative)
Garone (singular genitive)
Garoni (singular dative)
Garono (singular instrumental)
Garoni (singular locative)


Ljubljana

De même radical que Ljubija (« affluent de la Ljubljanica »), la Ljubljanica qui traverse la ville, tient pour sa part son nom de la ville ; le nom allemand de ce cours d’eau est Laibach.

Ljubljano (singular accusative)
Ljubljane (singular genitive)
Ljubljani (singular dative)
Ljubljano (singular instrumental)
Ljubljani (singular locative)


Caracas

Caracasa (singular genitive)
Caracasu (singular dative)
Caracasom (singular instrumental)
Caracasu (singular locative)


Eros

Erosa (dual nominative)
Erosi (plural nominative)
Erosa (singular accusative)
Erosa (dual accusative)
Erose (plural accusative)
Erosa (singular genitive)
Erosov (dual genitive)
Erosov (plural genitive)
Erosu (singular dative)
Erosoma (dual dative)
Erosom (plural dative)
Erosom (singular instrumental)
Erosoma (dual instrumental)
Erosi (plural instrumental)
Erosu (singular locative)
Erosih (dual locative)
Erosih (plural locative)


Glasgow

Glasgowa (singular genitive)
Glasgowu (singular dative)
Glasgowom (singular instrumental)
Glasgowu (singular locative)


Julius

Juliusa (dual nominative)
Juliusi (plural nominative)
Juliusa (singular accusative)
Juliusa (dual accusative)
Juliuse (plural accusative)
Juliusa (singular genitive)
Juliusov (dual genitive)
Juliusov (plural genitive)
Juliusu (singular dative)
Juliusoma (dual dative)
Juliusom (plural dative)
Juliusom (singular instrumental)
Juliusoma (dual instrumental)
Juliusi (plural instrumental)
Juliusu (singular locative)
Juliusih (dual locative)
Juliusih (plural locative)

Prénom masculin, équivalent du prénom français Jules.


Arles

Arlesa (singular genitive)
Arlesu (singular dative)
Arlesom (singular instrumental)
Arlesu (singular locative)


Ferdinand

Ferdinand, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Ferdinand

Ferdinanda (dual nominative)
Ferdinandi (plural nominative)
Ferdinanda (singular accusative)
Ferdinanda (dual accusative)
Ferdinande (plural accusative)
Ferdinanda (singular genitive)
Ferdinandov (dual genitive)
Ferdinandov (plural genitive)
Ferdinandu (singular dative)
Ferdinandoma (dual dative)
Ferdinandom (plural dative)
Ferdinandom (singular instrumental)
Ferdinandoma (dual instrumental)
Ferdinandi (plural instrumental)
Ferdinandu (singular locative)
Ferdinandih (dual locative)
Ferdinandih (plural locative)


Caliban

Caliban, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Bianca

Bianca, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Bianca

Bianci (dual nominative)
Biance (plural nominative)
Bianco (singular accusative)
Bianci (dual accusative)
Biance (plural accusative)
Biance (singular genitive)
Bianc (dual genitive)
Bianc (plural genitive)
Bianci (singular dative)
Biancama (dual dative)
Biancam (plural dative)
Bianco (singular instrumental)
Biancama (dual instrumental)
Biancami (plural instrumental)
Bianci (singular locative)
Biancah (dual locative)
Biancah (plural locative)


Ariel

Ariela (dual nominative)
Arieli (plural nominative)
Ariela (singular accusative)
Ariela (dual accusative)
Ariele (plural accusative)
Ariela (singular genitive)
Arielov (dual genitive)
Arielov (plural genitive)
Arielu (singular dative)
Arieloma (dual dative)
Arielom (plural dative)
Arielom (singular instrumental)
Arieloma (dual instrumental)
Arieli (plural instrumental)
Arielu (singular locative)
Arielih (dual locative)
Arielih (plural locative)


Margaret

Marguerite, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Miranda

Miranda, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Burgundija

Burgundijo (singular accusative)
Burgundije (singular genitive)
Burgundiji (singular dative)
Burgundijo (singular instrumental)
Burgundiji (singular locative)


Perdita

Perdita, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Portia

Portia, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Prospero

Prospéro, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Puck

Puck, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Stephano

Stéphano, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Sycorax

Sycorax, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Trinculo

Trinculo, satellite naturel de la planète Uranus.


Ida

Idi (dual nominative)
Ide (plural nominative)
Ido (singular accusative)
Idi (dual accusative)
Ide (plural accusative)
Ide (singular genitive)
Id (dual genitive)
Id (plural genitive)
Idi (singular dative)
Idama (dual dative)
Idam (plural dative)
Ido (singular instrumental)
Idama (dual instrumental)
Idami (plural instrumental)
Idi (singular locative)
Idah (dual locative)
Idah (plural locative)


Anatolija

Anatolijo (singular accusative)
Anatolije (singular genitive)
Anatoliji (singular dative)
Anatolijo (singular instrumental)
Anatoliji (singular locative)


Cannes

Cannesa (singular genitive)
Cannesu (singular dative)
Cannesom (singular instrumental)
Cannesu (singular locative)


Darfur

De l’arabe دار فور, Dār fūr, signifiant maison des Four.

Darfurja (singular genitive)
Darfurju (singular dative)
Darfurjem (singular instrumental)
Darfurju (singular locative)


Adem

Adema (dual nominative)
Ademi (plural nominative)
Adema (singular accusative)
Adema (dual accusative)
Ademe (plural accusative)
Adema (singular genitive)
Ademov (dual genitive)
Ademov (plural genitive)
Ademu (singular dative)
Ademoma (dual dative)
Ademom (plural dative)
Ademom (singular instrumental)
Ademoma (dual instrumental)
Ademi (plural instrumental)
Ademu (singular locative)
Ademih (dual locative)
Ademih (plural locative)


Eva

Evi (dual nominative)
Eve (plural nominative)
Evo (singular accusative)
Evi (dual accusative)
Eve (plural accusative)
Eve (singular genitive)
Ev (dual genitive)
Ev (plural genitive)
Evi (singular dative)
Evama (dual dative)
Evam (plural dative)
Evo (singular instrumental)
Evama (dual instrumental)
Evami (plural instrumental)
Evi (singular locative)
Evah (dual locative)
Evah (plural locative)


Japonska

Japonsko (singular accusative)
Japonske (singular genitive)
Japonski (singular dative)
Japonsko (singular instrumental)
Japonski (singular locative)


Brno

Brna (singular genitive)
Brnu (singular dative)
Brnom (singular instrumental)
Brnu (singular locative)


Bruna

Bruni (dual nominative)
Brune (plural nominative)
Bruno (singular accusative)
Bruni (dual accusative)
Brune (plural accusative)
Brune (singular genitive)
Brun (dual genitive)
Brun (plural genitive)
Bruni (singular dative)
Brunama (dual dative)
Brunam (plural dative)
Bruno (singular instrumental)
Brunama (dual instrumental)
Brunami (plural instrumental)
Bruni (singular locative)
Brunah (dual locative)
Brunah (plural locative)


Leipzig

Utilisation du nom allemand de la ville.


Hannover

Hannovra (singular genitive)
Hannovru (singular dative)
Hannovrom (singular instrumental)
Hannovru (singular locative)


Pan

Pan, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Janus

Janus, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Mimas

Mimas, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Charleville-Mézières

Utilisation du nom français de la ville.


Japet

Japet, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Skoll

Skoll, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Hati

Hati, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Tarvos

Tarvos, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Mundilfari

Mundilfari, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Bergelmir

Bergelmira (singular accusative)
Bergelmira (singular genitive)
Bergelmiru (singular dative)
Bergelmirom (singular instrumental)
Bergelmiru (singular locative)


Bergelmir

Bergelmira (singular genitive)
Bergelmiru (singular dative)
Bergelmirom (singular instrumental)
Bergelmiru (singular locative)


Narvi

Narvi, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Farbauti

Farbauti, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Aegir

Aegira (singular accusative)
Aegira (singular genitive)
Aegiru (singular dative)
Aegirom (singular instrumental)
Aegiru (singular locative)
Ægir


Ægir

Ægira (singular accusative)
Ægira (singular genitive)
Ægiru (singular dative)
Ægirom (singular instrumental)
Ægiru (singular locative)


Bestla

Bestla, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Fenrir

Fenrir, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Surtur

Surtur, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Kari

Kari, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Loge

Loge, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Fornjot

Fornjot, satellite naturel de la planète Saturne.


Praksitel

Praxitèle, sculpteur grec de l’Antiquité.


Denis

Denisa (dual nominative)
Denisi (plural nominative)
Denisa (singular accusative)
Denisa (dual accusative)
Denise (plural accusative)
Denisa (singular genitive)
Denisov (dual genitive)
Denisov (plural genitive)
Denisu (singular dative)
Denisoma (dual dative)
Denisom (plural dative)
Denisom (singular instrumental)
Denisoma (dual instrumental)
Denisi (plural instrumental)
Denisu (singular locative)
Denisih (dual locative)
Denisih (plural locative)


Dennis

Dennisa (dual nominative)
Dennisi (plural nominative)
Dennisa (singular accusative)
Dennisa (dual accusative)
Dennise (plural accusative)
Dennisa (singular genitive)
Dennisov (dual genitive)
Dennisov (plural genitive)
Dennisu (singular dative)
Dennisoma (dual dative)
Dennisom (plural dative)
Dennisom (singular instrumental)
Dennisoma (dual instrumental)
Dennisi (plural instrumental)
Dennisu (singular locative)
Dennisih (dual locative)
Dennisih (plural locative)

Dennis Gabor.


Emma

Emmi (dual nominative)
Emme (plural nominative)
Emmo (singular accusative)
Emmi (dual accusative)
Emme (plural accusative)
Emme (singular genitive)
Emm (dual genitive)
Emm (plural genitive)
Emmi (singular dative)
Emmama (dual dative)
Emmam (plural dative)
Emmo (singular instrumental)
Emmama (dual instrumental)
Emmami (plural instrumental)
Emmi (singular locative)
Emmah (dual locative)
Emmah (plural locative)


Alida

Alidi (dual nominative)
Alide (plural nominative)
Alido (singular accusative)
Alidi (dual accusative)
Alide (plural accusative)
Alide (singular genitive)
Alid (dual genitive)
Alid (plural genitive)
Alidi (singular dative)
Alidama (dual dative)
Alidam (plural dative)
Alido (singular instrumental)
Alidama (dual instrumental)
Alidami (plural instrumental)
Alidi (singular locative)
Alidah (dual locative)
Alidah (plural locative)


Bruno

Bruna (dual nominative)
Bruni (plural nominative)
Bruna (singular accusative)
Bruna (dual accusative)
Brune (plural accusative)
Bruna (singular genitive)
Brunov (dual genitive)
Brunov (plural genitive)
Brunu (singular dative)
Brunoma (dual dative)
Brunom (plural dative)
Brunom (singular instrumental)
Brunoma (dual instrumental)
Bruni (plural instrumental)
Brunu (singular locative)
Brunih (dual locative)
Brunih (plural locative)


Edmond

Edmonda (dual nominative)
Edmondi (plural nominative)
Edmonda (singular accusative)
Edmonda (dual accusative)
Edmonde (plural accusative)
Edmonda (singular genitive)
Edmondov (dual genitive)
Edmondov (plural genitive)
Edmondu (singular dative)
Edmondoma (dual dative)
Edmondom (plural dative)
Edmondom (singular instrumental)
Edmondoma (dual instrumental)
Edmondi (plural instrumental)
Edmondu (singular locative)
Edmondih (dual locative)
Edmondih (plural locative)


Alain

Alaina (dual nominative)
Alaini (plural nominative)
Alaina (singular accusative)
Alaina (dual accusative)
Alaine (plural accusative)
Alaina (singular genitive)
Alainov (dual genitive)
Alainov (plural genitive)
Alainu (singular dative)
Alainoma (dual dative)
Alainom (plural dative)
Alainom (singular instrumental)
Alainoma (dual instrumental)
Alaini (plural instrumental)
Alainu (singular locative)
Alainih (dual locative)
Alainih (plural locative)


Igor

Igorja (dual nominative)
Igorji (plural nominative)
Igorja (singular accusative)
Igorja (dual accusative)
Igorje (plural accusative)
Igorja (singular genitive)
Igorjev (dual genitive)
Igorjev (plural genitive)
Igorju (singular dative)
Igorjema (dual dative)
Igorjem (plural dative)
Igorjem (singular instrumental)
Igorjema (dual instrumental)
Igorji (plural instrumental)
Igorju (singular locative)
Igorjih (dual locative)
Igorjih (plural locative)


Barbara

Barbari (dual nominative)
Barbare (plural nominative)
Barbaro (singular accusative)
Barbari (dual accusative)
Barbare (plural accusative)
Barbare (singular genitive)
Barbar (dual genitive)
Barbar (plural genitive)
Barbari (singular dative)
Barbarama (dual dative)
Barbaram (plural dative)
Barbaro (singular instrumental)
Barbarama (dual instrumental)
Barbarami (plural instrumental)
Barbari (singular locative)
Barbarah (dual locative)
Barbarah (plural locative)


Herbert

Herberta (dual nominative)
Herberti (plural nominative)
Herberta (singular accusative)
Herberta (dual accusative)
Herberte (plural accusative)
Herberta (singular genitive)
Herbertov (dual genitive)
Herbertov (plural genitive)
Herbertu (singular dative)
Herbertoma (dual dative)
Herbertom (plural dative)
Herbertom (singular instrumental)
Herbertoma (dual instrumental)
Herberti (plural instrumental)
Herbertu (singular locative)
Herbertih (dual locative)
Herbertih (plural locative)


Clara

Clari (dual nominative)
Clare (plural nominative)
Claro (singular accusative)
Clari (dual accusative)
Clare (plural accusative)
Clare (singular genitive)
Clar (dual genitive)
Clar (plural genitive)
Clari (singular dative)
Clarama (dual dative)
Claram (plural dative)
Claro (singular instrumental)
Clarama (dual instrumental)
Clarami (plural instrumental)
Clari (singular locative)
Clarah (dual locative)
Clarah (plural locative)


Hugo

Huga (dual nominative)
Hugi (plural nominative)
Huga (singular accusative)
Huga (dual accusative)
Huge (plural accusative)
Huga (singular genitive)
Hugov (dual genitive)
Hugov (plural genitive)
Hugu (singular dative)
Hugoma (dual dative)
Hugom (plural dative)
Hugom (singular instrumental)
Hugoma (dual instrumental)
Hugi (plural instrumental)
Hugu (singular locative)
Hugih (dual locative)
Hugih (plural locative)


Alma

Almi (dual nominative)
Alme (plural nominative)
Almo (singular accusative)
Almi (dual accusative)
Alme (plural accusative)
Alme (singular genitive)
Alm (dual genitive)
Alm (plural genitive)
Almi (singular dative)
Almama (dual dative)
Almam (plural dative)
Almo (singular instrumental)
Almama (dual instrumental)
Almami (plural instrumental)
Almi (singular locative)
Almah (dual locative)
Almah (plural locative)


Amanda

Amandi (dual nominative)
Amande (plural nominative)
Amando (singular accusative)
Amandi (dual accusative)
Amande (plural accusative)
Amande (singular genitive)
Amand (dual genitive)
Amand (plural genitive)
Amandi (singular dative)
Amandama (dual dative)
Amandam (plural dative)
Amando (singular instrumental)
Amandama (dual instrumental)
Amandami (plural instrumental)
Amandi (singular locative)
Amandah (dual locative)
Amandah (plural locative)
Amando (masculine)


Antoni

Antonija (dual nominative)
Antoniji (plural nominative)
Antonija (singular accusative)
Antonija (dual accusative)
Antonije (plural accusative)
Antonija (singular genitive)
Antonijev (dual genitive)
Antonijev (plural genitive)
Antoniju (singular dative)
Antonijema (dual dative)
Antonijem (plural dative)
Antonijem (singular instrumental)
Antonijema (dual instrumental)
Antoniji (plural instrumental)
Antoniju (singular locative)
Antonijih (dual locative)
Antonijih (plural locative)


Antonia

Antonii (dual nominative)
Antonie (plural nominative)
Antonio (singular accusative)
Antonii (dual accusative)
Antonie (plural accusative)
Antonie (singular genitive)
Antoni (dual genitive)
Antoni (plural genitive)
Antonii (singular dative)
Antoniama (dual dative)
Antoniam (plural dative)
Antonio (singular instrumental)
Antoniama (dual instrumental)
Antoniami (plural instrumental)
Antonii (singular locative)
Antoniah (dual locative)
Antoniah (plural locative)


Antonio

Antonia (dual nominative)
Antonii (plural nominative)
Antonia (singular accusative)
Antonia (dual accusative)
Antonie (plural accusative)
Antonia (singular genitive)
Antoniov (dual genitive)
Antoniov (plural genitive)
Antoniu (singular dative)
Antonioma (dual dative)
Antoniom (plural dative)
Antoniom (singular instrumental)
Antonioma (dual instrumental)
Antonii (plural instrumental)
Antoniu (singular locative)
Antoniih (dual locative)
Antoniih (plural locative)
Antonia (feminine)


Arnold

Du haut-germanique arn « l’aigle », et waldan « gouverner ».

Arnolda (dual nominative)
Arnoldi (plural nominative)
Arnolda (singular accusative)
Arnolda (dual accusative)
Arnolde (plural accusative)
Arnolda (singular genitive)
Arnoldov (dual genitive)
Arnoldov (plural genitive)
Arnoldu (singular dative)
Arnoldoma (dual dative)
Arnoldom (plural dative)
Arnoldom (singular instrumental)
Arnoldoma (dual instrumental)
Arnoldi (plural instrumental)
Arnoldu (singular locative)
Arnoldih (dual locative)
Arnoldih (plural locative)


Albin

Albina (dual nominative)
Albini (plural nominative)
Albina (singular accusative)
Albina (dual accusative)
Albine (plural accusative)
Albina (singular genitive)
Albinov (dual genitive)
Albinov (plural genitive)
Albinu (singular dative)
Albinoma (dual dative)
Albinom (plural dative)
Albinom (singular instrumental)
Albinoma (dual instrumental)
Albini (plural instrumental)
Albinu (singular locative)
Albinih (dual locative)
Albinih (plural locative)


Lisa

Lisi (dual nominative)
Lise (plural nominative)
Liso (singular accusative)
Lisi (dual accusative)
Lise (plural accusative)
Lise (singular genitive)
Lis (dual genitive)
Lis (plural genitive)
Lisi (singular dative)
Lisama (dual dative)
Lisam (plural dative)
Liso (singular instrumental)
Lisama (dual instrumental)
Lisami (plural instrumental)
Lisi (singular locative)
Lisah (dual locative)
Lisah (plural locative)


Alexandra

Alexandri (dual nominative)
Alexandre (plural nominative)
Alexandro (singular accusative)
Alexandri (dual accusative)
Alexandre (plural accusative)
Alexandre (singular genitive)
Alexandr (dual genitive)
Alexandr (plural genitive)
Alexandri (singular dative)
Alexandrama (dual dative)
Alexandram (plural dative)
Alexandro (singular instrumental)
Alexandrama (dual instrumental)
Alexandrami (plural instrumental)
Alexandri (singular locative)
Alexandrah (dual locative)
Alexandrah (plural locative)
Alexander (masculine)


Luca

Luci (dual nominative)
Luce (plural nominative)
Luco (singular accusative)
Luci (dual accusative)
Luce (plural accusative)
Luce (singular genitive)
Luc (dual genitive)
Luc (plural genitive)
Luci (singular dative)
Lucama (dual dative)
Lucam (plural dative)
Luco (singular instrumental)
Lucama (dual instrumental)
Lucami (plural instrumental)
Luci (singular locative)
Lucah (dual locative)
Lucah (plural locative)


Luca

Luci (plural nominative)
Luce (plural accusative)
Lucov (dual genitive)
Lucov (plural genitive)
Lucu (singular dative)
Lucoma (dual dative)
Lucom (plural dative)
Lucom (singular instrumental)
Lucoma (dual instrumental)
Luci (plural instrumental)
Lucu (singular locative)
Lucih (dual locative)
Lucih (plural locative)
Luci (dual nominative)
Luce (plural nominative)
Luco (singular accusative)
Luci (dual accusative)
Luce (plural accusative)
Luce (singular genitive)
Luc (dual genitive)
Luc (plural genitive)
Luci (singular dative)
Lucama (dual dative)
Lucam (plural dative)
Luco (singular instrumental)
Lucama (dual instrumental)
Lucami (plural instrumental)
Luci (singular locative)
Lucah (dual locative)
Lucah (plural locative)

Le prénom masculin peut se décliner comme un mot masculin (tableau du haut) ou comme un mot féminin (tableau du bas).


Luciano

Luciana (dual nominative)
Luciani (plural nominative)
Luciana (singular accusative)
Luciana (dual accusative)
Luciane (plural accusative)
Luciana (singular genitive)
Lucianov (dual genitive)
Lucianov (plural genitive)
Lucianu (singular dative)
Lucianoma (dual dative)
Lucianom (plural dative)
Lucianom (singular instrumental)
Lucianoma (dual instrumental)
Luciani (plural instrumental)
Lucianu (singular locative)
Lucianih (dual locative)
Lucianih (plural locative)


Livia

Livii (dual nominative)
Livie (plural nominative)
Livio (singular accusative)
Livii (dual accusative)
Livie (plural accusative)
Livie (singular genitive)
Livij (dual genitive)
Livij (plural genitive)
Livii (singular dative)
Liviama (dual dative)
Liviam (plural dative)
Livio (singular instrumental)
Liviama (dual instrumental)
Liviami (plural instrumental)
Livii (singular locative)
Liviah (dual locative)
Liviah (plural locative)


Lia

Lii (dual nominative)
Lie (plural nominative)
Lio (singular accusative)
Lii (dual accusative)
Lie (plural accusative)
Lie (singular genitive)
Lij (dual genitive)
Lij (plural genitive)
Lii (singular dative)
Liama (dual dative)
Liam (plural dative)
Lio (singular instrumental)
Liama (dual instrumental)
Liami (plural instrumental)
Lii (singular locative)
Liah (dual locative)
Liah (plural locative)


Lora

Lori (dual nominative)
Lore (plural nominative)
Loro (singular accusative)
Lori (dual accusative)
Lore (plural accusative)
Lore (singular genitive)
Lor (dual genitive)
Lor (plural genitive)
Lori (singular dative)
Lorama (dual dative)
Loram (plural dative)
Loro (singular instrumental)
Lorama (dual instrumental)
Lorami (plural instrumental)
Lori (singular locative)
Lorah (dual locative)
Lorah (plural locative)


Juliana

Juliani (dual nominative)
Juliane (plural nominative)
Juliano (singular accusative)
Juliani (dual accusative)
Juliane (plural accusative)
Juliane (singular genitive)
Julian (dual genitive)
Julian (plural genitive)
Juliani (singular dative)
Julianama (dual dative)
Julianam (plural dative)
Juliano (singular instrumental)
Julianama (dual instrumental)
Julianami (plural instrumental)
Juliani (singular locative)
Julianah (dual locative)
Julianah (plural locative)
Julian (masculine)


Justin

Justina (dual nominative)
Justini (plural nominative)
Justina (singular accusative)
Justina (dual accusative)
Justine (plural accusative)
Justina (singular genitive)
Justinov (dual genitive)
Justinov (plural genitive)
Justinu (singular dative)
Justinoma (dual dative)
Justinom (plural dative)
Justinom (singular instrumental)
Justinoma (dual instrumental)
Justini (plural instrumental)
Justinu (singular locative)
Justinih (dual locative)
Justinih (plural locative)


Henri

Henrija (dual nominative)
Henriji (plural nominative)
Henrija (singular accusative)
Henrija (dual accusative)
Henrije (plural accusative)
Henrija (singular genitive)
Henrijev (dual genitive)
Henrijev (plural genitive)
Henriju (singular dative)
Henrijema (dual dative)
Henrijem (plural dative)
Henrijem (singular instrumental)
Henrijema (dual instrumental)
Henriji (plural instrumental)
Henriju (singular locative)
Henrijih (dual locative)
Henrijih (plural locative)


Gabriel

Gabriela (dual nominative)
Gabrieli (plural nominative)
Gabriela (singular accusative)
Gabriela (dual accusative)
Gabriele (plural accusative)
Gabriela (singular genitive)
Gabrielov (dual genitive)
Gabrielov (plural genitive)
Gabrielu (singular dative)
Gabrieloma (dual dative)
Gabrielom (plural dative)
Gabrielom (singular instrumental)
Gabrieloma (dual instrumental)
Gabrieli (plural instrumental)
Gabrielu (singular locative)
Gabrielih (dual locative)
Gabrielih (plural locative)


Lakota

Lakoti (plural nominative)
Lakote (plural accusative)
Lakotov (dual genitive)
Lakotov (plural genitive)
Lakotu (singular dative)
Lakotoma (dual dative)
Lakotom (plural dative)
Lakotom (singular instrumental)
Lakotoma (dual instrumental)
Lakoti (plural instrumental)
Lakotu (singular locative)
Lakotih (dual locative)
Lakotih (plural locative)
Lakoti (dual nominative)
Lakote (plural nominative)
Lakoto (singular accusative)
Lakoti (dual accusative)
Lakote (plural accusative)
Lakote (singular genitive)
Lakot (dual genitive)
Lakot (plural genitive)
Lakoti (singular dative)
Lakotama (dual dative)
Lakotam (plural dative)
Lakoto (singular instrumental)
Lakotama (dual instrumental)
Lakotami (plural instrumental)
Lakoti (singular locative)
Lakotah (dual locative)
Lakotah (plural locative)

Ce mot peut se décliner comme un mot masculin (tableau du haut) ou comme un mot féminin (tableau du bas).


Daniela

Danieli (dual nominative)
Daniele (plural nominative)
Danielo (singular accusative)
Danieli (dual accusative)
Daniele (plural accusative)
Daniele (singular genitive)
Daniel (dual genitive)
Daniel (plural genitive)
Danieli (singular dative)
Danielama (dual dative)
Danielam (plural dative)
Danielo (singular instrumental)
Danielama (dual instrumental)
Danielami (plural instrumental)
Danieli (singular locative)
Danielah (dual locative)
Danielah (plural locative)


Damian

Damiana (dual nominative)
Damiani (plural nominative)
Damiana (singular accusative)
Damiana (dual accusative)
Damiane (plural accusative)
Damiana (singular genitive)
Damianov (dual genitive)
Damianov (plural genitive)
Damianu (singular dative)
Damianoma (dual dative)
Damianom (plural dative)
Damianom (singular instrumental)
Damianoma (dual instrumental)
Damiani (plural instrumental)
Damianu (singular locative)
Damianih (dual locative)
Damianih (plural locative)


Damiana

Damiani (dual nominative)
Damiane (plural nominative)
Damiano (singular accusative)
Damiani (dual accusative)
Damiane (plural accusative)
Damiane (singular genitive)
Damian (dual genitive)
Damian (plural genitive)
Damiani (singular dative)
Damianama (dual dative)
Damianam (plural dative)
Damiano (singular instrumental)
Damianama (dual instrumental)
Damianami (plural instrumental)
Damiani (singular locative)
Damianah (dual locative)
Damianah (plural locative)


Grenoble

Grenobla (singular genitive)
Grenoblu (singular dative)
Grenoblom (singular instrumental)
Grenoblu (singular locative)


Bourges

Bourgesa (singular genitive)
Bourgesu (singular dative)
Bourgesom (singular instrumental)
Bourgesu (singular locative)


Chartres

Chartresa (singular genitive)
Chartresu (singular dative)
Chartresom (singular instrumental)
Chartresu (singular locative)


Dane

Daneta (dual nominative)
Daneti (plural nominative)
Daneta (singular accusative)
Daneta (dual accusative)
Danete (plural accusative)
Daneta (singular genitive)
Danetov (dual genitive)
Danetov (plural genitive)
Danetu (singular dative)
Danetoma (dual dative)
Danetom (plural dative)
Danetom (singular instrumental)
Danetoma (dual instrumental)
Daneti (plural instrumental)
Danetu (singular locative)
Danetih (dual locative)
Danetih (plural locative)


Arthur

Arthurja (dual nominative)
Arthurji (plural nominative)
Arthurja (singular accusative)
Arthurja (dual accusative)
Arthurje (plural accusative)
Arthurja (singular genitive)
Arthurjev (dual genitive)
Arthurjev (plural genitive)
Arthurju (singular dative)
Arthurjema (dual dative)
Arthurjem (plural dative)
Arthurjem (singular instrumental)
Arthurjema (dual instrumental)
Arthurji (plural instrumental)
Arthurju (singular locative)
Arthurjih (dual locative)
Arthurjih (plural locative)


Franci

Francija (dual nominative)
Franciji (plural nominative)
Francija (singular accusative)
Francija (dual accusative)
Francije (plural accusative)
Francija (singular genitive)
Francijev (dual genitive)
Francijev (plural genitive)
Franciju (singular dative)
Francijema (dual dative)
Francijem (plural dative)
Francijem (singular instrumental)
Francijema (dual instrumental)
Franciji (plural instrumental)
Franciju (singular locative)
Francijih (dual locative)
Francijih (plural locative)


Frank

Franka (dual nominative)
Franki (plural nominative)
Franka (singular accusative)
Franka (dual accusative)
Franke (plural accusative)
Franka (singular genitive)
Frankov (dual genitive)
Frankov (plural genitive)
Franku (singular dative)
Frankoma (dual dative)
Frankom (plural dative)
Frankom (singular instrumental)
Frankoma (dual instrumental)
Franki (plural instrumental)
Franku (singular locative)
Frankih (dual locative)
Frankih (plural locative)


Hugon

Hugona (dual nominative)
Hugoni (plural nominative)
Hugona (singular accusative)
Hugona (dual accusative)
Hugone (plural accusative)
Hugona (singular genitive)
Hugonov (dual genitive)
Hugonov (plural genitive)
Hugonu (singular dative)
Hugonoma (dual dative)
Hugonom (plural dative)
Hugonom (singular instrumental)
Hugonoma (dual instrumental)
Hugoni (plural instrumental)
Hugonu (singular locative)
Hugonih (dual locative)
Hugonih (plural locative)


Albert

Alberta (dual nominative)
Alberti (plural nominative)
Alberta (singular accusative)
Alberta (dual accusative)
Alberte (plural accusative)
Alberta (singular genitive)
Albertov (dual genitive)
Albertov (plural genitive)
Albertu (singular dative)
Albertoma (dual dative)
Albertom (plural dative)
Albertom (singular instrumental)
Albertoma (dual instrumental)
Alberti (plural instrumental)
Albertu (singular locative)
Albertih (dual locative)
Albertih (plural locative)


Alexander

Alexandra (dual nominative)
Alexandri (plural nominative)
Alexandra (singular accusative)
Alexandra (dual accusative)
Alexandre (plural accusative)
Alexandra (singular genitive)
Alexandrov (dual genitive)
Alexandrov (plural genitive)
Alexandru (singular dative)
Alexandroma (dual dative)
Alexandrom (plural dative)
Alexandrom (singular instrumental)
Alexandroma (dual instrumental)
Alexandri (plural instrumental)
Alexandru (singular locative)
Alexandrih (dual locative)
Alexandrih (plural locative)