ending, but it mutates to ⟨-o-⟩ before the ⟨-i-⟩ of the personal past tense instead of being dropped. {{fi-conj-<span class="searchmatch">kaivaa</span>}} See <span class="searchmatch">Finnish</span> <span class="searchmatch">kaivaa</span>-type verbs....
gradation possible. This <span class="searchmatch">conjugation</span> is used for most two-or-more syllable ⟨-aa⟩/⟨-ää⟩ words not covered by type 56 (<span class="searchmatch">kaivaa</span>): those ending with ⟨-ää⟩...
(huutaa) or type 56 (<span class="searchmatch">kaivaa</span>). This means that they have two possible forms for the personal past tense. {{fi-conj-saartaa}} See <span class="searchmatch">Finnish</span> saartaa-type verbs...
translated as Research Institute for the Languages of <span class="searchmatch">Finland</span>) lists 27 <span class="searchmatch">conjugation</span> types for <span class="searchmatch">Finnish</span> verbs, as listed below. Some types are far more common...
Cognate sets for Uralic languages Proto-Uralic reconstructions <span class="searchmatch">Finnish</span> <span class="searchmatch">conjugation</span> types <span class="searchmatch">Finnish</span> declension types Finnic Swadesh lists Yukaghir Swadesh lists...