Borrowed from Russian ме́тко (métko), ме́ткий (métkij).
metka (not comparable) (colloquial)
Inflection of metka (Kotus type 9/kala, no gradation) | |||
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nominative | metka | metkat | |
genitive | metkan | metkojen | |
partitive | metkaa | metkoja | |
illative | metkaan | metkoihin | |
singular | plural | ||
nominative | metka | metkat | |
accusative | nom. | metka | metkat |
gen. | metkan | ||
genitive | metkan | metkojen metkain rare | |
partitive | metkaa | metkoja | |
inessive | metkassa | metkoissa | |
elative | metkasta | metkoista | |
illative | metkaan | metkoihin | |
adessive | metkalla | metkoilla | |
ablative | metkalta | metkoilta | |
allative | metkalle | metkoille | |
essive | metkana | metkoina | |
translative | metkaksi | metkoiksi | |
abessive | metkatta | metkoitta | |
instructive | — | metkoin | |
comitative | — | metkoine |
Derived from German Mettwurst.
metka f
From Russian ме́тка (métka), adapted phonetically as if it was a borrowing already in Russian (where е "ye" is traditionally used instead of э "e" after a consonant, resulting in ambiguous spellings).
metka f