kanz

Veps

Etymology

From Proto-Finnic *kansa (“folk”), from Proto-Germanic *hansō (“crowd”). Related to Finnish kansa (“people”).

Noun

kanz

  1. family

Declension

Inflection of kanz (inflection type 5/sana)
nominative sing. kanz
genitive sing. kanzan
partitive sing. kanzad
partitive plur. kanzoid
singular plural
nominative kanz kanzad
accusative kanzan kanzad
genitive kanzan kanzoiden
partitive kanzad kanzoid
essive-instructive kanzan kanzoin
translative kanzaks kanzoikš
inessive kanzas kanzoiš
elative kanzaspäi kanzoišpäi
illative kanzaha
kanzha 		kanzoihe
adessive kanzal kanzoil
ablative kanzalpäi kanzoilpäi
allative kanzale kanzoile
abessive kanzata kanzoita
comitative kanzanke kanzoidenke
prolative kanzadme kanzoidme
approximative I kanzanno kanzoidenno
approximative II kanzannoks kanzoidennoks
egressive kanzannopäi kanzoidennopäi
terminative I kanzahasai
kanzhasai 		kanzoihesai
terminative II kanzalesai kanzoilesai
terminative III kanzassai —
additive I kanzahapäi
kanzhapäi 		kanzoihepäi
additive II kanzalepäi kanzoilepäi
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