πΜ€π™Μˆπœ

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Old Komi

Etymology

From Proto-Permic *Ε„im, from Proto-Uralic *nime. Cognates include Finnish nimi and Hungarian nΓ©v.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈɲim/
  • Hyphenation: πΜ€π™Μˆπœ

Noun

πΜ€π™Μˆπœ (ňim)

  1. name

Declension

Declension of πΜ€π™Μˆπœ (stem: πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™-)
singular plural
nominative πΜ€π™Μˆπœ (ňim) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘ (ňimjas)
accusative indefinite πΜ€π™Μˆπœ (ňim) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘ (ňimjas)
definite πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π©π‘ (ňimjos) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π©π‘ (ňimjasos)
vocative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π© (ňimjo) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π© (ňimjaso)
instrumental πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π©π (ňimjon) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π©π (ňimjason)
comitative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπšπ©π’ (ňimkot) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘πšπ©π’ (ňimjaskot)
genitive πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ›π©π (ňimlon) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π›π©π (ňimjaslon)
ablative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ›π¨π₯Μ€ (ňimlyΕ›) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π›π¨π₯Μ€ (ňimjaslyΕ›)
dative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ›π£Μˆ (ňimlu) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π›π£Μˆ (ňimjaslu)
inessive πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π¨π (ňimjyn) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π¨π (ňimjasyn)
elative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π¨π₯Μ€ (ňimjyΕ›) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π¨π₯Μ€ (ňimjasyΕ›)
illative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π© (ňimjo) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π© (ňimjaso)
egressive πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ₯̀𐍐𐍝̀ (ňimΕ›aň) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π₯̀𐍐𐍝̀ (ňimjasΕ›aň)
terminative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π©π˜ (ňimjoʒ́) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π©π˜ (ňimjasoʒ́)
prolative πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™π©π“ (ňimjod) πΜ€π™Μˆπœπ™ππ‘π©π“ (ňimjasod)

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