haveri

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Finnish

Etymology

Probably from Swedish haveri.

Pronunciation

Noun

haveri

  1. (nautical) average, accident
  2. (colloquial) accident (chiefly a minor one)

Declension

Inflection of haveri (Kotus type 6/paperi, no gradation)
nominative haveri haverit
genitive haverin haverien
havereiden
havereitten
partitive haveria havereita
havereja
illative haveriin havereihin
singular plural
nominative haveri haverit
accusative nom. haveri haverit
gen. haverin
genitive haverin haverien
havereiden
havereitten
partitive haveria havereita
havereja
inessive haverissa havereissa
elative haverista havereista
illative haveriin havereihin
adessive haverilla havereilla
ablative haverilta havereilta
allative haverille havereille
essive haverina havereina
translative haveriksi havereiksi
abessive haveritta havereitta
instructive haverein
comitative See the possessive forms below.
Possessive forms of haveri (Kotus type 6/paperi, no gradation)
first-person singular possessor
singular plural
nominative haverini haverini
accusative nom. haverini haverini
gen. haverini
genitive haverini haverieni
havereideni
havereitteni
partitive haveriani havereitani
haverejani
inessive haverissani havereissani
elative haveristani havereistani
illative haveriini havereihini
adessive haverillani havereillani
ablative haveriltani havereiltani
allative haverilleni havereilleni
essive haverinani havereinani
translative haverikseni havereikseni
abessive haverittani havereittani
instructive
comitative havereineni
second-person singular possessor
singular plural
nominative haverisi haverisi
accusative nom. haverisi haverisi
gen. haverisi
genitive haverisi haveriesi
havereidesi
havereittesi
partitive haveriasi havereitasi
haverejasi
inessive haverissasi havereissasi
elative haveristasi havereistasi
illative haveriisi havereihisi
adessive haverillasi havereillasi
ablative haveriltasi havereiltasi
allative haverillesi havereillesi
essive haverinasi havereinasi
translative haveriksesi havereiksesi
abessive haverittasi havereittasi
instructive
comitative havereinesi
first-person plural possessor
singular plural
nominative haverimme haverimme
accusative nom. haverimme haverimme
gen. haverimme
genitive haverimme haveriemme
havereidemme
havereittemme
partitive haveriamme havereitamme
haverejamme
inessive haverissamme havereissamme
elative haveristamme havereistamme
illative haveriimme havereihimme
adessive haverillamme havereillamme
ablative haveriltamme havereiltamme
allative haverillemme havereillemme
essive haverinamme havereinamme
translative haveriksemme havereiksemme
abessive haverittamme havereittamme
instructive
comitative havereinemme
second-person plural possessor
singular plural
nominative haverinne haverinne
accusative nom. haverinne haverinne
gen. haverinne
genitive haverinne haverienne
havereidenne
havereittenne
partitive haverianne havereitanne
haverejanne
inessive haverissanne havereissanne
elative haveristanne havereistanne
illative haveriinne havereihinne
adessive haverillanne havereillanne
ablative haveriltanne havereiltanne
allative haverillenne havereillenne
essive haverinanne havereinanne
translative haveriksenne havereiksenne
abessive haverittanne havereittanne
instructive
comitative havereinenne

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compounds

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Swedish

Swedish Wikipedia has an article on:
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Etymology

From German Havarie.

Noun

haveri n

  1. an accident (especially of shipping and aircraft disasters, that require investigation)
  2. (by extension) a breakdown (of a vehicle, piece of machinery, computer system, or the like)
  3. (figuratively) a breakdown, a train wreck (something being handled in a catastrophically bad way or the like)

Declension

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