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IPA (key ) : /ˈjurka/ , [ˈjurkä]
Hyphenation: Юр‧ка
Юрка • (Jurka )
A folk hero in Komi mythology , killed by the villagers of Madzha for stealing their cattle .
Declension of Юрка (stem: Юрка-)
singular
plural
nominative
Юрка ( Jurka )
—
accusative
I*
Юрка ( Jurka )
—
II*
Юркаӧс ( Jurkaös )
—
instrumental
Юркаӧн ( Jurkaön )
—
comitative
Юркакӧд ( Jurkaköd )
—
caritive
Юркатӧг ( Jurkatög )
—
consecutive
Юркала ( Jurkala )
—
genitive
Юркалӧн ( Jurkalön )
—
ablative
Юркалысь ( Jurkalyś )
—
dative
Юркалы ( Jurkaly )
—
inessive
Юркаын ( Jurkayn )
—
elative
Юркаысь ( Jurkayś )
—
illative
Юркаӧ ( Jurkaö )
—
egressive
Юркасянь ( Jurkaśań )
—
approximative
Юркалань ( Jurkalań )
—
terminative
Юркаӧдз ( Jurkaödź )
—
prolative
I
Юркаӧд ( Jurkaöd )
—
II
Юркаті ( Jurkati )
—
*) 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 Юрка
First person singular
singular
plural
nominative
Юркаӧй ( Jurkaöj )
—
accusative
I*
Юркаӧй ( Jurkaöj )
—
II*
Юркаӧс ( Jurkaös )
—
instrumental
Юрканам ( Jurkanam )
—
comitative
Юркаӧйкӧд ( Jurkaöjköd )
—
caritive
Юркатӧгым ( Jurkatögym )
—
consecutive
Юркаӧйла ( Jurkaöjla )
—
genitive
Юркаӧйлӧн ( Jurkaöjlön )
—
ablative
Юркаӧйлысь ( Jurkaöjlyś )
—
dative
Юркаӧйлы ( Jurkaöjly )
—
inessive
Юркаам ( Jurkaam )
—
elative
Юркасьым ( Jurkaśym )
—
illative
Юркаам ( Jurkaam )
—
egressive
Юркасяньым ( Jurkaśańym )
—
approximative
Юркаланьым ( Jurkalańym )
—
terminative
Юркаӧдзым ( Jurkaödźym )
—
prolative
I
Юркаӧдым ( Jurkaödym )
—
II
Юркатіым ( Jurkatiym )
—
*) 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
Юркаыд ( Jurkayd )
—
accusative
I*
Юркаыд ( Jurkayd )
—
II*
Юркатӧ ( Jurkatö )
—
instrumental
Юрканад ( Jurkanad )
—
comitative
Юркаыдкӧд ( Jurkaydköd )
—
caritive
Юркатӧгыд ( Jurkatögyd )
—
consecutive
Юркаыдла ( Jurkaydla )
—
genitive
Юркаыдлӧн ( Jurkaydlön )
—
ablative
Юркаыдлысь ( Jurkaydlyś )
—
dative
Юркаыдлы ( Jurkaydly )
—
inessive
Юркаад ( Jurkaad )
—
elative
Юркасьыд ( Jurkaśyd )
—
illative
Юркаад ( Jurkaad )
—
egressive
Юркасяньыд ( Jurkaśańyd )
—
approximative
Юркаланьыд ( Jurkalańyd )
—
terminative
Юркаӧдзыд ( Jurkaödźyd )
—
prolative
I
Юркаӧдыд ( Jurkaödyd )
—
II
Юркатіыд ( Jurkatiyd )
—
*) 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
Юркаыс ( Jurkays )
—
accusative
I*
Юркаыс ( Jurkays )
—
II*
Юркасӧ ( Jurkasö )
—
instrumental
Юрканас ( Jurkanas )
—
comitative
Юркаыскӧд ( Jurkaysköd )
—
caritive
Юркатӧгыс ( Jurkatögys )
—
consecutive
Юркаысла ( Jurkaysla )
—
genitive
Юркаыслӧн ( Jurkayslön )
—
ablative
Юркаыслысь ( Jurkayslyś )
—
dative
Юркаыслы ( Jurkaysly )
—
inessive
Юркаас ( Jurkaas )
—
elative
Юркасьыс ( Jurkaśys )
—
illative
Юркаас ( Jurkaas )
—
egressive
Юркасяньыс ( Jurkaśańys )
—
approximative
Юркаланьыс ( Jurkalańys )
—
terminative
Юркаӧдзыс ( Jurkaödźys )
—
prolative
I
Юркаӧдыс ( Jurkaödys )
—
II
Юркатіыс ( Jurkatiys )
—
*) 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
Юрканым ( Jurkanym )
—
accusative
I*
Юрканым ( Jurkanym )
—
II*
Юрканымӧ ( Jurkanymö )
—
instrumental
Юркананым ( Jurkananym )
—
comitative
Юрканымкӧд ( Jurkanymköd )
—
caritive
Юркатӧгным ( Jurkatögnym )
—
consecutive
Юрканымла ( Jurkanymla )
—
genitive
Юрканымлӧн ( Jurkanymlön )
—
ablative
Юрканымлысь ( Jurkanymlyś )
—
dative
Юрканымлы ( Jurkanymly )
—
inessive
Юркааным ( Jurkaanym )
—
elative
Юркасьыным ( Jurkaśynym )
—
illative
Юркааным ( Jurkaanym )
—
egressive
Юркасяньным ( Jurkaśańnym )
—
approximative
Юркаланьным ( Jurkalańnym )
—
terminative
Юркаӧдзным ( Jurkaödźnym )
—
prolative
I
Юркаӧдным ( Jurkaödnym )
—
II
Юркатіным ( Jurkatinym )
—
*) 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
Юрканыд ( Jurkanyd )
—
accusative
I*
Юрканыд ( Jurkanyd )
—
II*
Юрканытӧ ( Jurkanytö )
—
instrumental
Юркананыд ( Jurkananyd )
—
comitative
Юрканыдкӧд ( Jurkanydköd )
—
caritive
Юркатӧгныд ( Jurkatögnyd )
—
consecutive
Юрканыдла ( Jurkanydla )
—
genitive
Юрканыдлӧн ( Jurkanydlön )
—
ablative
Юрканыдлысь ( Jurkanydlyś )
—
dative
Юрканыдлы ( Jurkanydly )
—
inessive
Юркааныд ( Jurkaanyd )
—
elative
Юркасьыныд ( Jurkaśynyd )
—
illative
Юркааныд ( Jurkaanyd )
—
egressive
Юркасяньныд ( Jurkaśańnyd )
—
approximative
Юркаланьныд ( Jurkalańnyd )
—
terminative
Юркаӧдзныд ( Jurkaödźnyd )
—
prolative
I
Юркаӧдныд ( Jurkaödnyd )
—
II
Юркатіныд ( Jurkatinyd )
—
*) 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
Юрканыс ( Jurkanys )
—
accusative
I*
Юрканыс ( Jurkanys )
—
II*
Юрканысӧ ( Jurkanysö )
—
instrumental
Юркананыс ( Jurkananys )
—
comitative
Юрканымкӧс ( Jurkanymkös )
—
caritive
Юркатӧгныс ( Jurkatögnys )
—
consecutive
Юрканысла ( Jurkanysla )
—
genitive
Юрканыслӧн ( Jurkanyslön )
—
ablative
Юрканыслысь ( Jurkanyslyś )
—
dative
Юрканыслы ( Jurkanysly )
—
inessive
Юркааныс ( Jurkaanys )
—
elative
Юркасьыныс ( Jurkaśynys )
—
illative
Юркааныс ( Jurkaanys )
—
egressive
Юркасяньныс ( Jurkaśańnys )
—
approximative
Юркаланьныс ( Jurkalańnys )
—
terminative
Юркаӧдзныс ( Jurkaödźnys )
—
prolative
I
Юркаӧдныс ( Jurkaödnys )
—
II
Юркатіныс ( Jurkatinys )
—
*) 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.
N. D. Konakov et al. (1999 ) Мифология Коми [Komi mythology ] (Енциклопедия Уральских мифологий ), ДИК , page 45