Appendix:Finnish declension/parfait

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Kotus type 22 (parfait) NSK type 31 (bébé)

Foreign words ending in a consonant that are pronounced as though they ended in a vowel (particularly French words); no consonant gradation.

The word is declined as for type 21 (rosé), except that endings follow an apostrophe.

Partitive ending -ta/-tä and genitive plural ending -den.

The vowel used in the illative singular ending -hVn depends on the pronunciation of the word — e.g. parfait’hen, bordeaux’hon.

Declension

back vowels
(contains a, o or u)
front vowels
(no a, o or u)
Possessive forms of parfait (Kotus type 22/parfait, no gradation)
Possessive forms of beignet (Kotus type 22/parfait, no gradation)

Template

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List

See Finnish parfait-type nominals.