Finnish
Etymology
Probably originally a farm name, from Nakki- + -la. The root may derive from an Old Swedish given name Nacke or from dialectal nakka (“butt of an axe”), from Swedish nacke.[1]
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈnɑkːilɑ/, [ˈnɑ̝kːilɑ̝]
- Rhymes: -ɑkːilɑ
- Syllabification(key): Nak‧ki‧la
- Hyphenation(key): Nak‧ki‧la
Proper noun
Nakkila
- a municipality of Satakunta, Finland
Declension
The internal locative cases (inessive, illative and elative) are used with this place name when referring to a location; for example, "in Nakkila" is Nakkilassa.
| Inflection of Nakkila (Kotus type 12/kulkija, no gradation)
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| nominative
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Nakkila
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—
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| genitive
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Nakkilan
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—
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| partitive
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Nakkilaa
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—
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| illative
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Nakkilaan
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—
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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Nakkila
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Nakkila
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—
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| gen.
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Nakkilan
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| genitive
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Nakkilan
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—
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| partitive
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Nakkilaa
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—
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| inessive
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Nakkilassa
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—
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| elative
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Nakkilasta
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—
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| illative
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Nakkilaan
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—
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| adessive
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Nakkilalla
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—
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| ablative
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Nakkilalta
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—
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| allative
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Nakkilalle
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—
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| essive
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Nakkilana
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—
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| translative
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Nakkilaksi
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—
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| abessive
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Nakkilatta
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—
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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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Nakkilani
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Nakkilani
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—
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| gen.
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Nakkilani
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| genitive
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Nakkilani
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—
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| partitive
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Nakkilaani
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—
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| inessive
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Nakkilassani
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—
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| elative
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Nakkilastani
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—
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| illative
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Nakkilaani
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—
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| adessive
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Nakkilallani
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—
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| ablative
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Nakkilaltani
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—
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| allative
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Nakkilalleni
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—
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| essive
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Nakkilanani
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—
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| translative
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Nakkilakseni
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—
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| abessive
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Nakkilattani
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—
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| instructive
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—
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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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Nakkilasi
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Nakkilasi
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—
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| gen.
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Nakkilasi
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| genitive
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Nakkilasi
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—
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| partitive
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Nakkilaasi
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—
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| inessive
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Nakkilassasi
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—
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| elative
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Nakkilastasi
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—
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| illative
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Nakkilaasi
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—
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| adessive
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Nakkilallasi
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—
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| ablative
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Nakkilaltasi
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—
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| allative
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Nakkilallesi
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—
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| essive
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Nakkilanasi
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—
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| translative
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Nakkilaksesi
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—
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| abessive
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Nakkilattasi
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—
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| instructive
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—
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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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Nakkilamme
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Nakkilamme
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—
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| gen.
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Nakkilamme
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| genitive
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Nakkilamme
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—
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| partitive
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Nakkilaamme
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—
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| inessive
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Nakkilassamme
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—
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| elative
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Nakkilastamme
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—
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| illative
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Nakkilaamme
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—
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| adessive
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Nakkilallamme
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—
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| ablative
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Nakkilaltamme
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—
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| allative
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Nakkilallemme
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—
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| essive
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Nakkilanamme
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—
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| translative
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Nakkilaksemme
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—
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| abessive
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Nakkilattamme
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—
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| instructive
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—
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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
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| nominative
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Nakkilanne
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Nakkilanne
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—
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| gen.
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Nakkilanne
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| genitive
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Nakkilanne
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—
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| partitive
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Nakkilaanne
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—
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| inessive
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Nakkilassanne
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—
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| elative
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Nakkilastanne
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—
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| illative
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Nakkilaanne
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—
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| adessive
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Nakkilallanne
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—
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| ablative
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Nakkilaltanne
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—
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| allative
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Nakkilallenne
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—
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| essive
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Nakkilananne
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—
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| translative
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Nakkilaksenne
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—
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| abessive
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Nakkilattanne
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—
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| instructive
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—
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—
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| comitative
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— |
—
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| third-person possessor
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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Nakkilansa
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—
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| accusative
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nom.
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Nakkilansa
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—
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| gen.
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Nakkilansa
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| genitive
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Nakkilansa
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—
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| partitive
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Nakkilaansa
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—
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| inessive
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Nakkilassaan
Nakkilassansa
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—
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| elative
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Nakkilastaan
Nakkilastansa
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—
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| illative
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Nakkilaansa
|
—
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| adessive
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Nakkilallaan
Nakkilallansa
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—
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| ablative
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Nakkilaltaan
Nakkilaltansa
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—
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| allative
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Nakkilalleen
Nakkilallensa
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—
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| essive
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Nakkilanaan
Nakkilanansa
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—
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| translative
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Nakkilakseen
Nakkilaksensa
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—
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| abessive
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Nakkilattaan
Nakkilattansa
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—
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| instructive
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—
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—
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| comitative
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— |
—
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Derived terms
References
- ^ Sirkka Paikkala, editor (2007), Suomalainen paikannimikirja [The Book of Finnish Place Names] (in Finnish), Helsinki: Karttakeskus, Kotimaisten kielten tutkimuskeskus, →ISBN
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