Finnish
Etymology
From Swedish hane (“cock, rooster”) + saari (“island”), in reference to the shape.[1] The area was formerly an island.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈhɑnɑˌsɑːri/, [ˈhɑ̝nɑ̝ˌs̠ɑ̝ːri]
- Rhymes: -ɑːri
- Syllabification(key): Ha‧na‧saa‧ri
- Hyphenation(key): Hana‧saari
Proper noun
Hanasaari
- a quarter in Helsinki
Declension
| Inflection of Hanasaari (Kotus type 26/pieni, no gradation)
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| nominative
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Hanasaari
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—
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| genitive
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Hanasaaren
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—
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| partitive
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Hanasaarta
|
—
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| illative
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Hanasaareen
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—
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
|
Hanasaari
|
—
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| accusative
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nom.
|
Hanasaari
|
—
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| gen.
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Hanasaaren
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| genitive
|
Hanasaaren
|
—
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| partitive
|
Hanasaarta
|
—
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| inessive
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Hanasaaressa
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—
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| elative
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Hanasaaresta
|
—
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| illative
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Hanasaareen
|
—
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| adessive
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Hanasaarella
|
—
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| ablative
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Hanasaarelta
|
—
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| allative
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Hanasaarelle
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—
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| essive
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Hanasaarena
|
—
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| translative
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Hanasaareksi
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—
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| abessive
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Hanasaaretta
|
—
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| instructive
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—
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—
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| comitative
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See the possessive forms below.
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| first-person singular possessor
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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Hanasaareni
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Hanasaareni
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—
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| gen.
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Hanasaareni
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| genitive
|
Hanasaareni
|
—
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| partitive
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Hanasaartani
|
—
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| inessive
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Hanasaaressani
|
—
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| elative
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Hanasaarestani
|
—
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| illative
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Hanasaareeni
|
—
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| adessive
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Hanasaarellani
|
—
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| ablative
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Hanasaareltani
|
—
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| allative
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Hanasaarelleni
|
—
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| essive
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Hanasaarenani
|
—
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| translative
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Hanasaarekseni
|
—
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| abessive
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Hanasaarettani
|
—
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| instructive
|
—
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—
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| comitative
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— |
—
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| second-person singular possessor
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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Hanasaaresi
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Hanasaaresi
|
—
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| gen.
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Hanasaaresi
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| genitive
|
Hanasaaresi
|
—
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| partitive
|
Hanasaartasi
|
—
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| inessive
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Hanasaaressasi
|
—
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| elative
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Hanasaarestasi
|
—
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| illative
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Hanasaareesi
|
—
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| adessive
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Hanasaarellasi
|
—
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| ablative
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Hanasaareltasi
|
—
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| allative
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Hanasaarellesi
|
—
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| essive
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Hanasaarenasi
|
—
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| translative
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Hanasaareksesi
|
—
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| abessive
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Hanasaarettasi
|
—
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| instructive
|
—
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—
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| comitative
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— |
—
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| first-person plural possessor
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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Hanasaaremme
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Hanasaaremme
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—
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| gen.
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Hanasaaremme
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| genitive
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Hanasaaremme
|
—
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| partitive
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Hanasaartamme
|
—
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| inessive
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Hanasaaressamme
|
—
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| elative
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Hanasaarestamme
|
—
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| illative
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Hanasaareemme
|
—
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| adessive
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Hanasaarellamme
|
—
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| ablative
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Hanasaareltamme
|
—
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| allative
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Hanasaarellemme
|
—
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| essive
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Hanasaarenamme
|
—
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| translative
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Hanasaareksemme
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—
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| abessive
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Hanasaarettamme
|
—
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| instructive
|
—
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—
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| comitative
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— |
—
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| second-person plural possessor
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singular
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plural
|
| nominative
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Hanasaarenne
|
—
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| accusative
|
nom.
|
Hanasaarenne
|
—
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| gen.
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Hanasaarenne
|
| genitive
|
Hanasaarenne
|
—
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| partitive
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Hanasaartanne
|
—
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| inessive
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Hanasaaressanne
|
—
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| elative
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Hanasaarestanne
|
—
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| illative
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Hanasaareenne
|
—
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| adessive
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Hanasaarellanne
|
—
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| ablative
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Hanasaareltanne
|
—
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| allative
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Hanasaarellenne
|
—
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| essive
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Hanasaarenanne
|
—
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| translative
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Hanasaareksenne
|
—
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| abessive
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Hanasaarettanne
|
—
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| instructive
|
—
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—
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| comitative
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— |
—
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| third-person possessor
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|
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singular
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plural
|
| nominative
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Hanasaarensa
|
—
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| accusative
|
nom.
|
Hanasaarensa
|
—
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| gen.
|
Hanasaarensa
|
| genitive
|
Hanasaarensa
|
—
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| partitive
|
Hanasaartaan
Hanasaartansa
|
—
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| inessive
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Hanasaaressaan
Hanasaaressansa
|
—
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| elative
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Hanasaarestaan
Hanasaarestansa
|
—
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| illative
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Hanasaareensa
|
—
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| adessive
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Hanasaarellaan
Hanasaarellansa
|
—
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| ablative
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Hanasaareltaan
Hanasaareltansa
|
—
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| allative
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Hanasaarelleen
Hanasaarellensa
|
—
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| essive
|
Hanasaarenaan
Hanasaarenansa
|
—
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| translative
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Hanasaarekseen
Hanasaareksensa
|
—
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| abessive
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Hanasaarettaan
Hanasaarettansa
|
—
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| instructive
|
—
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—
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| comitative
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— |
—
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The internal locative cases (inessive, illative and elative) are used with this place name when referring to a location.
References
- ^ Sirkka Paikkala, editor (2007), Suomalainen paikannimikirja [The Book of Finnish Place Names] (in Finnish), Helsinki: Karttakeskus, Kotimaisten kielten tutkimuskeskus, →ISBN