From Proto-Finno-Ugric *ikene, related to Hungarian íny.
*igen[1]
Although *igen was etymologically an n-stem noun, both North and South Estonian and Livonian (originally) decline this noun as an m-stem noun.
Note: The Proto-Finnic declension system is yet to be reconstructed in detail. What is presented here is only one possibility. | |||
singular | plural | ||
---|---|---|---|
nominative | *igen | *ikenet | |
accusative | *ikenen | *ikenet | |
genitive | *ikenen | *igenden *ikeniden | |
partitive | *igentä | *ikenitä | |
inessive | *ikenessä *ikenehnä |
*ikenissä *ikenihnä | |
elative | *ikenestä | *ikenistä | |
illative | *ikenesen | *ikenisen | |
adessive | *ikenellä | *ikenillä | |
ablative | *ikeneltä | *ikeniltä | |
allative | *ikenelen *ikenelek |
*ikenilen *ikenilek | |
essive | *igennä | *ikeninä | |
translative | *ikeneksi | *ikeniksi | |
instructive | *ikenen | *ikenin | |
comitative | *igennek | *ikeninek | |
abessive | *ikenettä | *ikenittä |
Note: The Proto-Finnic declension system is yet to be reconstructed in detail. What is presented here is only one possibility. | |||
singular | plural | ||
---|---|---|---|
nominative | *igen | *ikemet | |
accusative | *ikemen | *ikemet | |
genitive | *ikemen | *igenden *ikemiden | |
partitive | *igentä | *ikemitä | |
inessive | *ikemessä *ikemehnä |
*ikemissä *ikemihnä | |
elative | *ikemestä | *ikemistä | |
illative | *ikemesen | *ikemisen | |
adessive | *ikemellä | *ikemillä | |
ablative | *ikemeltä | *ikemiltä | |
allative | *ikemelen *ikemelek |
*ikemilen *ikemilek | |
essive | *ikemenä | *ikeminä | |
translative | *ikemeksi | *ikemiksi | |
instructive | *ikemen | *ikemin | |
comitative | *ikemenek | *ikeminek | |
abessive | *ikemettä | *ikemittä |