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raibe
singular | plural | |
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nominative | raibe | raibeler |
genitive | raibeniñ | raibelerniñ |
dative | raibege | raibelerge |
accusative | raibeni | raibelerni |
locative | raibede | raibelerde |
ablative | raibeden | raibelerden |
raibe (genitive raipe, partitive raibet)
Declension of raibe (ÕS type 6/mõte, length gradation) | |||
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singular | plural | ||
nominative | raibe | raibed | |
accusative | nom. | ||
gen. | raibe | ||
genitive | raibete | ||
partitive | raibet | raibeid | |
illative | raibesse | raibetesse raibeisse | |
inessive | raibes | raibetes raibeis | |
elative | raibest | raibetest raibeist | |
allative | raibele | raibetele raibeile | |
adessive | raibel | raibetel raibeil | |
ablative | raibelt | raibetelt raibeilt | |
translative | raibeks | raibeteks raibeiks | |
terminative | raibeni | raibeteni | |
essive | raibena | raibetena | |
abessive | raibeta | raibeteta | |
comitative | raibega | raibetega |
raibe f pl
ray (“father”) + be (“big; great”)
raibe
raibe m (plural raibes) (Limousin)