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пӯт

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Northern Mansi

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Etymology

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From Proto-Mansi *pūt, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *pata.[1] Possibly from the extinct Indo-European language close to the Balto-Slavic family, cf. Lithuanian púodas (pot, saucepan).[2] Cognates Proto-Finnic *pata, Hungarian fazék, Western Mansi пут (put).

Pronunciation

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Noun

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пӯт (pūt)(Sosva, Upper Lozva, Sygva)

  1. cauldron

Declension

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Sosva:

Inflection of пӯт (pūt)
singular dual plural
nominative пӯт (pūt) пӯтыг (pūtyg) пӯтыт (pūtyt)
locative пӯтт (pūtt) пӯтыгт (pūtygt) пӯтытт (pūtytt)
lative пӯтн (pūtn) пӯтыгн (pūtygn) пӯтытн (pūtytn)
ablative пӯтныл (pūtnyl) пӯтыгныл (pūtygnyl) пӯтытныл (pūtytnyl)
instrumental пӯтыл (pūtyl) пӯтыгныл (pūtygnyl) пӯтытыл (pūtytyl)
translative пӯтыг (pūtyg) ―― ――
caritive пӯтта̄л (pūttāl) ―― ――
Possessive forms of пӯт (pūt)
possessor single possession double possession multiple possession
1st person sing. пӯтум (pūtum) пӯтагум (pūtagum) пӯтанум (pūtanum)
2nd person sing. пӯтын (pūtyn) пӯтагын (pūtagyn) пӯтан (pūtan)
3rd person sing. пӯтэ (pūtè) пӯтаге (pūtage) пӯтанэ (pūtanè)
1st person dual пӯтме̄н (pūtmēn) пӯтагаме̄н (pūtagamēn) пӯтанаме̄н (pūtanamēn)
2nd person dual пӯты̄н (pūtȳn) пӯтагы̄н (pūtagȳn) пӯтаны̄н (pūtanȳn)
3rd person dual пӯтэ̄ (pūtè̄) пӯтаге̄н (pūtagēn) пӯтанэ̄н (pūtanè̄n)
1st person plural пӯтув (pūtuv) пӯтагув (pūtaguv) пӯтанув (pūtanuv)
2nd person plural пӯты̄н (pūtȳn) пӯтагы̄н (pūtagȳn) пӯтаны̄н (pūtanȳn)
3rd person plural пӯтаныл (pūtanyl) пӯтага̄ныл (pūtagānyl) пӯта̄ныл (pūtānyl)

Upper Lozva:

Inflection of пӯт (pūt)
singular dual plural
nominative пӯт (pūt) пӯтый (pūtyj) пӯтыт (pūtyt)
locative пӯтт (pūtt) пӯтыййт (pūtyjjt) пӯтытт (pūtytt)
lative пӯтн (pūtn) пӯтыййн (pūtyjjn) пӯтытн (pūtytn)
ablative пӯтныл (pūtnyl) пӯтыййныл (pūtyjjnyl) пӯтытныл (pūtytnyl)
instrumental пӯтыл (pūtyl) пӯтыййныл (pūtyjjnyl) пӯтытыл (pūtytyl)
translative пӯтый (pūtyj) ―― ――
caritive пӯтта̄л (pūttāl) ―― ――
Possessive forms of пӯт (pūt)
possessor single possession double possession multiple possession
1st person sing. пӯтум (pūtum) пӯтайум (pūtajum) пӯтанум (pūtanum)
2nd person sing. пӯтын (pūtyn) пӯтайын (pūtajyn) пӯтан (pūtan)
3rd person sing. пӯтэ (pūtè) пӯтайе (pūtaje) пӯтанэ (pūtanè)
1st person dual пӯтме̄н (pūtmēn) пӯтайаме̄н (pūtajamēn) пӯтанаме̄н (pūtanamēn)
2nd person dual пӯты̄н (pūtȳn) пӯтагы̄н (pūtagȳn) пӯтаны̄н (pūtanȳn)
3rd person dual пӯтэ̄ (pūtè̄) пӯтайе̄н (pūtajēn) пӯтанэ̄н (pūtanè̄n)
1st person plural пӯтув (pūtuv) пӯтайув (pūtajuv) пӯтанув (pūtanuv)
2nd person plural пӯты̄н (pūtȳn) пӯтайы̄н (pūtajȳn) пӯтаны̄н (pūtanȳn)
3rd person plural пӯтаныл (pūtanyl) пӯтайа̄ныл (pūtajānyl) пӯта̄ныл (pūtānyl)

References

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  1. ^ Entry #710 in Uralonet, online Uralic etymological database of the Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics.
  2. ^ Illich-Svitych, Vladislav M. (1963) Именная акцентуация в балтийском и славянском: Судьба акцентуационных парадигм [Nominal Accentuation in Baltic and Slavic: The Fate of Accentuation Paradigms]‎[1] (in Russian), Soviet Union, Moscow: Publishing house of the USSR Academy of Sciences, page 46:[footnote] 37
  • Afanasʹjeva, K. V., Sobjanina, S. A. (2012) “пӯт”, in Školʹnyj mansijsko-russkij slovarʹ [Mansi-Russian school dictionary], Khanty-Mansiysk: RIO IRO
  • Mansi dictionary of Munkácsi and Kálmán [2]