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Proto-Samic
Etymology
From earlier *rasja, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *grasją, a variant of Proto-Germanic *grasą continued in Danish græs, Swedish gräs, Norwegian Bokmål gress.
Noun
*ruoššē
- (Western Samic) rush (plant)
Inflection
Even
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Nominative
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*ruoššē
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Genitive
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*ruoš̯š̯ēn
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Singular
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Plural
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Nominative
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*ruoššē
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*ruoš̯š̯ēk
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Accusative
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*ruoš̯š̯ēm
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*ruoš̯š̯ijtē
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Partitive
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*ruoššētē
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Genitive
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*ruoš̯š̯ēn
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*ruoš̯š̯ij
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Essive
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*ruoššēnē
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*ruoš̯š̯ijnē
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Inessive
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*ruoš̯š̯ēsnē
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Elative
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*ruoš̯š̯ēstē
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*ruoš̯š̯ijstē
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Illative
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*ruoššās̯ën
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—
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Comitative
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*ruoš̯š̯ijnē *ruoš̯š̯ijnë
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—
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Abessive
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*ruoš̯š̯ēptāk̯ëk
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—
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Descendants
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