Appendix%3AFinnish_adverbial_cases

Appendix:Finnish adverbs

new adverbs. Some Finnish grammars group many of them into so-called adverbial cases as a set of additional "noun cases". These cases are not applicable...

Appendix:Finnish nominal forms

See also: Appendix:Finnish declension, Appendix:Finnish verb forms, and Finnish noun cases All nouns, adjectives (including different degrees of comparison)...

Appendix:Finnish glossary

so because they resemble cases in terms of meaning, despite the fact that nominals 'inflected' in so-called 'adverbial cases' are rather simply adverbs...

Appendix:Finnish adpositions

documents Finnish prepositions and postpositions. The latter are much more common in Finnish. In both cases, unlike in e.g. English, most Finnish prepositions...

Appendix:Finnish verb forms

See also: Appendix:Finnish conjugation, Appendix:Finnish nominal forms, and Finnish verb conjugation Verbs are lemmatized under the first infinitive form...

Appendix:Finnish verb phrases

verb phrase and before any adverbials: antaa jonkun mennä: mennä is not inflected, so the object comes before it. The adverbial after the verb is shifted...

Appendix:Finnish possessive suffixes

-s(i) is occasionally used in colloquial Finnish, however, especially when used emphatically. Predicative adverbials are generally less common, but when used...

Appendix:Finnish pronunciation

Standard Finnish (Standard Spoken Finnish, yleispuhekieli), which is, unless otherwise specified, the spoken variety used to document Finnish pronunciations...

Appendix:Finnish numerals

numeral other than yksi (“one”) in the nominative case, the main word is in partitive case. In other cases, the cardinal number and the word it defines are...

Appendix:Finnish participles

first of these may have semantic 'objects' expressed as adverbials using e.g. locative cases. While the ending of agent participles is -ma, they should...

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