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   What grammatical cases are declined in Finnish?

   • Finnish nominals, which include pronouns, adjectives, and numerals, are declined in a large number of grammatical cases, whose uses and meanings are detailed here. See also Finnish grammar . Many meanings expressed by case markings in Finnish correspond to phrases or expressions containing prepositions in most Indo-European languages.

   Finnish noun cases - Wikipedia

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   How many cases are there for nouns in Finnish?

   • The Finnish language has fourteen or fifteen cases for nouns. They correspond to English prepositions roughly as shown in the following table. The suffix and the sample word form are shown in singular and in plural, separated by a colon.

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   What is the most important case for Finnish language learner?

   • The most important case for Finnish-language learner is the nominative (nominatiivi). It is the “dictionary” case; a word in this form can be found in the dictionary. If a word is in another case, you need to change it to its singular nominative form to be able to look it up in a paper dictionary.

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   What is a noun case in Finnish?

   • Instead of many prepositions like at, from, in, with and as, Finnish has noun cases which are formed by adding a suffix at the end of the word. All nominals use the same logic when it comes to cases. Let’s focus now on nouns because they are the most important when building your language skills in Finnish.

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Finnish_noun_casesFinnish noun cases - Wikipedia

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   List of Finnish cases. Grammatical cases. Nominative. Genitive. Accusative. Partitive. Locative cases. Internal locatives. Inessive. Elative. Illative. External locatives. Adessive. Ablative. Allative. "General locatives" and other cases. Essive. Translative. Instructive. Abessive. Comitative. Others. Prolative. The Finnish locative system.

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   Apr 19, 2019 · There are 15 cases in Finnish: a group of common cases, a group of six local or locative cases, and a group of relatively uncommon cases. The most important case for Finnish-language learner is the nominative (nominatiivi). It is the “dictionary” case; a word in this form can be found in the dictionary. If a word is in another case, you ...

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   The Finnish language has fourteen or fifteen cases for nouns. They correspond to English prepositions roughly as shown in the following table. The suffix and the sample word form are shown in singular and in plural, separated by a colon.

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6. uusikielemme.fi › finnish-grammar › finnish-casesThe Genitive Case - Genetiivi - Finnish Grammar - Uusi kielemme

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   The genitive case - genetiivi - can be recognized by the -n at the end of words. Learn when to use it and how to form it in this article!

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   Aug 23, 2017 · Finnish/Grammar-Cases - Wikibooks, open books for an open world. < Finnish. Contents. 1 Nominative case. 1.1 Nominative case vs. Accusative. 2 Accusative case. 2.1 Exercise Number One. 2.2 Exercise Number Two. 2.3 Exercise Number Three. 2.4 Exercise Number Four. 3 Partitive case. 3.1 Exercise Number One. 3.2 Exercise Number Two.

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   Jun 11, 2023 · Instead, Finnish has cases, which correspond to different suffixes added to the end of a word. Finnish word classes are verbs, nominals and particles. Particles stay as they are, no cases here (hurrah!). Verbs follow certain rules.

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   Finnish has fifteen noun cases: four grammatical cases, six locative cases, two essive cases (three in some Eastern dialects), and three marginal cases. Finnish cases Case