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Ёма.
Borrowed from a Finnic language, from Proto-Finnic *juma- ( “ god ” ) .
IPA (key ) : /ˈjoma/ , [ˈjo̞mä]
Rhymes: -oma
Hyphenation: Ё‧ма
Ёма • (Joma )
Yoma ; A folkloric character resembling a witch or Baba Yaga .
Declension of Ёма (stem: Ёма-)
singular
plural
nominative
Ёма ( Joma )
—
accusative
I*
Ёма ( Joma )
—
II*
Ёмаӧс ( Jomaös )
—
instrumental
Ёмаӧн ( Jomaön )
—
comitative
Ёмакӧд ( Jomaköd )
—
caritive
Ёматӧг ( Jomatög )
—
consecutive
Ёмала ( Jomala )
—
genitive
Ёмалӧн ( Jomalön )
—
ablative
Ёмалысь ( Jomalyś )
—
dative
Ёмалы ( Jomaly )
—
inessive
Ёмаын ( Jomayn )
—
elative
Ёмаысь ( Jomayś )
—
illative
Ёмаӧ ( Jomaö )
—
egressive
Ёмасянь ( Jomaśań )
—
approximative
Ёмалань ( Jomalań )
—
terminative
Ёмаӧдз ( Jomaödź )
—
prolative
I
Ёмаӧд ( Jomaöd )
—
II
Ёматі ( Jomati )
—
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Possessive declension of Ёма
First person singular
singular
plural
nominative
Ёмаӧй ( Jomaöj )
—
accusative
I*
Ёмаӧй ( Jomaöj )
—
II*
Ёмаӧс ( Jomaös )
—
instrumental
Ёманам ( Jomanam )
—
comitative
Ёмаӧйкӧд ( Jomaöjköd )
—
caritive
Ёматӧгым ( Jomatögym )
—
consecutive
Ёмаӧйла ( Jomaöjla )
—
genitive
Ёмаӧйлӧн ( Jomaöjlön )
—
ablative
Ёмаӧйлысь ( Jomaöjlyś )
—
dative
Ёмаӧйлы ( Jomaöjly )
—
inessive
Ёмаам ( Jomaam )
—
elative
Ёмасьым ( Jomaśym )
—
illative
Ёмаам ( Jomaam )
—
egressive
Ёмасяньым ( Jomaśańym )
—
approximative
Ёмаланьым ( Jomalańym )
—
terminative
Ёмаӧдзым ( Jomaödźym )
—
prolative
I
Ёмаӧдым ( Jomaödym )
—
II
Ёматіым ( Jomatiym )
—
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person singular
singular
plural
nominative
Ёмаыд ( Jomayd )
—
accusative
I*
Ёмаыд ( Jomayd )
—
II*
Ёматӧ ( Jomatö )
—
instrumental
Ёманад ( Jomanad )
—
comitative
Ёмаыдкӧд ( Jomaydköd )
—
caritive
Ёматӧгыд ( Jomatögyd )
—
consecutive
Ёмаыдла ( Jomaydla )
—
genitive
Ёмаыдлӧн ( Jomaydlön )
—
ablative
Ёмаыдлысь ( Jomaydlyś )
—
dative
Ёмаыдлы ( Jomaydly )
—
inessive
Ёмаад ( Jomaad )
—
elative
Ёмасьыд ( Jomaśyd )
—
illative
Ёмаад ( Jomaad )
—
egressive
Ёмасяньыд ( Jomaśańyd )
—
approximative
Ёмаланьыд ( Jomalańyd )
—
terminative
Ёмаӧдзыд ( Jomaödźyd )
—
prolative
I
Ёмаӧдыд ( Jomaödyd )
—
II
Ёматіыд ( Jomatiyd )
—
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person singular
singular
plural
nominative
Ёмаыс ( Jomays )
—
accusative
I*
Ёмаыс ( Jomays )
—
II*
Ёмасӧ ( Jomasö )
—
instrumental
Ёманас ( Jomanas )
—
comitative
Ёмаыскӧд ( Jomaysköd )
—
caritive
Ёматӧгыс ( Jomatögys )
—
consecutive
Ёмаысла ( Jomaysla )
—
genitive
Ёмаыслӧн ( Jomayslön )
—
ablative
Ёмаыслысь ( Jomayslyś )
—
dative
Ёмаыслы ( Jomaysly )
—
inessive
Ёмаас ( Jomaas )
—
elative
Ёмасьыс ( Jomaśys )
—
illative
Ёмаас ( Jomaas )
—
egressive
Ёмасяньыс ( Jomaśańys )
—
approximative
Ёмаланьыс ( Jomalańys )
—
terminative
Ёмаӧдзыс ( Jomaödźys )
—
prolative
I
Ёмаӧдыс ( Jomaödys )
—
II
Ёматіыс ( Jomatiys )
—
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
First person plural
singular
plural
nominative
Ёманым ( Jomanym )
—
accusative
I*
Ёманым ( Jomanym )
—
II*
Ёманымӧ ( Jomanymö )
—
instrumental
Ёмананым ( Jomananym )
—
comitative
Ёманымкӧд ( Jomanymköd )
—
caritive
Ёматӧгным ( Jomatögnym )
—
consecutive
Ёманымла ( Jomanymla )
—
genitive
Ёманымлӧн ( Jomanymlön )
—
ablative
Ёманымлысь ( Jomanymlyś )
—
dative
Ёманымлы ( Jomanymly )
—
inessive
Ёмааным ( Jomaanym )
—
elative
Ёмасьыным ( Jomaśynym )
—
illative
Ёмааным ( Jomaanym )
—
egressive
Ёмасяньным ( Jomaśańnym )
—
approximative
Ёмаланьным ( Jomalańnym )
—
terminative
Ёмаӧдзным ( Jomaödźnym )
—
prolative
I
Ёмаӧдным ( Jomaödnym )
—
II
Ёматіным ( Jomatinym )
—
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person plural
singular
plural
nominative
Ёманыд ( Jomanyd )
—
accusative
I*
Ёманыд ( Jomanyd )
—
II*
Ёманытӧ ( Jomanytö )
—
instrumental
Ёмананыд ( Jomananyd )
—
comitative
Ёманыдкӧд ( Jomanydköd )
—
caritive
Ёматӧгныд ( Jomatögnyd )
—
consecutive
Ёманыдла ( Jomanydla )
—
genitive
Ёманыдлӧн ( Jomanydlön )
—
ablative
Ёманыдлысь ( Jomanydlyś )
—
dative
Ёманыдлы ( Jomanydly )
—
inessive
Ёмааныд ( Jomaanyd )
—
elative
Ёмасьыныд ( Jomaśynyd )
—
illative
Ёмааныд ( Jomaanyd )
—
egressive
Ёмасяньныд ( Jomaśańnyd )
—
approximative
Ёмаланьныд ( Jomalańnyd )
—
terminative
Ёмаӧдзныд ( Jomaödźnyd )
—
prolative
I
Ёмаӧдныд ( Jomaödnyd )
—
II
Ёматіныд ( Jomatinyd )
—
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person plural
singular
plural
nominative
Ёманыс ( Jomanys )
—
accusative
I*
Ёманыс ( Jomanys )
—
II*
Ёманысӧ ( Jomanysö )
—
instrumental
Ёмананыс ( Jomananys )
—
comitative
Ёманымкӧс ( Jomanymkös )
—
caritive
Ёматӧгныс ( Jomatögnys )
—
consecutive
Ёманысла ( Jomanysla )
—
genitive
Ёманыслӧн ( Jomanyslön )
—
ablative
Ёманыслысь ( Jomanyslyś )
—
dative
Ёманыслы ( Jomanysly )
—
inessive
Ёмааныс ( Jomaanys )
—
elative
Ёмасьыныс ( Jomaśynys )
—
illative
Ёмааныс ( Jomaanys )
—
egressive
Ёмасяньныс ( Jomaśańnys )
—
approximative
Ёмаланьныс ( Jomalańnys )
—
terminative
Ёмаӧдзныс ( Jomaödźnys )
—
prolative
I
Ёмаӧдныс ( Jomaödnys )
—
II
Ёматіныс ( Jomatinys )
—
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
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