A neologism coined by Sabino Arana in 1897. It originates from the hypothetical verb *ikurri, whose root Arana extracted from its causative form, irakurri (“to read”), with the artificial meaning of “to signify”.[1][2]
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ikurrin inan
indefinite | singular | plural | |
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absolutive | ikurrin | ikurrina | ikurrinak |
ergative | ikurrinek | ikurrinak | ikurrinek |
dative | ikurrini | ikurrinari | ikurrinei |
genitive | ikurrinen | ikurrinaren | ikurrinen |
comitative | ikurrinekin | ikurrinarekin | ikurrinekin |
causative | ikurrinengatik | ikurrinarengatik | ikurrinengatik |
benefactive | ikurrinentzat | ikurrinarentzat | ikurrinentzat |
instrumental | ikurrinez | ikurrinaz | ikurrinez |
inessive | ikurrinetan | ikurrinean | ikurrinetan |
locative | ikurrinetako | ikurrineko | ikurrinetako |
allative | ikurrinetara | ikurrinera | ikurrinetara |
terminative | ikurrinetaraino | ikurrineraino | ikurrinetaraino |
directive | ikurrinetarantz | ikurrinerantz | ikurrinetarantz |
destinative | ikurrinetarako | ikurrinerako | ikurrinetarako |
ablative | ikurrinetatik | ikurrinetik | ikurrinetatik |
partitive | ikurrinik | — | — |
prolative | ikurrintzat | — | — |