omakotitalo

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Finnish

Etymology

oma (own) +‎ koti (home) +‎ talo (house); from the name (Omakoti) of a housing programme founded in 1927

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈomɑˌkotiˌtɑlo/,
  • Rhymes: -ɑlo
  • Hyphenation(key): oma‧koti‧talo

Noun

omakotitalo

  1. detached house (especially UK, Canada, Australia), single-family home (US), separate house (New Zealand) (a free-standing residential building)
    Hypernym: pientalo
    Coordinate terms: erillistalo, ketjutalo, paritalo, rivitalo, kaupunkipientalo

Declension

Inflection of omakotitalo (Kotus type 1/valo, no gradation)
nominative omakotitalo omakotitalot
genitive omakotitalon omakotitalojen
partitive omakotitaloa omakotitaloja
illative omakotitaloon omakotitaloihin
singular plural
nominative omakotitalo omakotitalot
accusative nom. omakotitalo omakotitalot
gen. omakotitalon
genitive omakotitalon omakotitalojen
partitive omakotitaloa omakotitaloja
inessive omakotitalossa omakotitaloissa
elative omakotitalosta omakotitaloista
illative omakotitaloon omakotitaloihin
adessive omakotitalolla omakotitaloilla
ablative omakotitalolta omakotitaloilta
allative omakotitalolle omakotitaloille
essive omakotitalona omakotitaloina
translative omakotitaloksi omakotitaloiksi
abessive omakotitalotta omakotitaloitta
instructive omakotitaloin
comitative See the possessive forms below.
Possessive forms of omakotitalo (Kotus type 1/valo, no gradation)

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