Reconstruction:Proto-Permic/ośkᴕ̈l
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Proto-Permic
Etymology
From Proto-Uralic *aśkele. Cognates include Proto-Finnic *askël.
Noun
*ośkᴕ̈l (stem *ośkᴕ̈l-)
Declension
| Declension of *ośkᴕ̈l (stem: *ośkᴕ̈l-) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | *ośkᴕ̈l | *ośkᴕ̈ljas | |
| accusative | indefinite | *ośkᴕ̈l | *ośkᴕ̈ljas |
| definite | *ośkᴕ̈läs | *ośkᴕ̈ljasäs | |
| instrumental | *ośkᴕ̈län | *ośkᴕ̈ljasän | |
| caritive | *ośkᴕ̈ltäk | *ośkᴕ̈ljastäk | |
| consecutive | *ośkᴕ̈lla | *ośkᴕ̈ljasla | |
| genitive | *ośkᴕ̈llän | *ośkᴕ̈ljaslän | |
| ablative | *ośkᴕ̈lliś | *ośkᴕ̈ljasliś | |
| dative | *ośkᴕ̈lli | *ośkᴕ̈ljasli | |
| inessive | *ośkᴕ̈lin | *ośkᴕ̈ljasin | |
| elative | *ośkᴕ̈liś | *ośkᴕ̈ljasiś | |
| illative | *ośkᴕ̈lä | *ośkᴕ̈ljasä | |
| egressive | *ośkᴕ̈lśań | *ośkᴕ̈ljasśań | |
| approximative | *ośkᴕ̈llań | *ośkᴕ̈ljaslań | |
| terminative | *ośkᴕ̈läʒ́ | *ośkᴕ̈ljasäʒ́ | |
| translative | *ośkᴕ̈lti | *ośkᴕ̈ljasti | |
Descendants
- Komi:
- Udmurt: (obsolete) учкыл (ućkyl)
References
- Lytkin, V. I., Gulyaev, E. S., editors (1970), “воськов”, in Краткий этимологический словарь коми языка (in Russian), Moscow: Nauka