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Reconstruction:Proto-Finnic/kaikki
Proto-Finnic
Etymology
From earlier *kajëkki (compare *aisa, *aika, *aitta), borrowed from Proto-Baltic *kajakei, plural of *kajakas (whence Lithuanian kiek (“how many”) and Latvian cik (“how many”)).[1][2]
Inflection
Inflection of *kaikki
Note: The Proto-Finnic declension system is yet to be reconstructed in detail. What is presented here is only one possibility. | |||
singular | plural | ||
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nominative | *kaikki | *kaik'ët | |
accusative | *kaik'ën | *kaik'ët | |
genitive | *kaik'ën | *kaikkëdën *kaikkidën | |
partitive | *kaikkëda | *kaikkida | |
inessive | *kaik'ëssa *kaik'ëhna |
*kaik'issa *kaik'ihna | |
elative | *kaik'ësta | *kaik'ista | |
illative | *kaikkëhën | *kaikkihën | |
adessive | *kaik'ëlla | *kaik'illa | |
ablative | *kaik'ëlta | *kaik'ilta | |
allative | *kaikkëlën *kaikkëlëk |
*kaikkilën *kaikkilëk | |
essive | *kaikkëna | *kaikkina | |
translative | *kaik'ëksi | *kaik'iksi | |
instructive | *kaik'ën | *kaik'in | |
comitative | *kaikkënëk | *kaikkinëk | |
abessive | *kaik'ëtta | *kaik'itta |
Descendants
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