kinkku
Finnish
Etymology 1
From Swedish skinka, from Middle Low German schinke.
Noun
kinkku
- ham
Declension
| Inflection of kinkku (Kotus type 1/valo, kk-k gradation) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | kinkku | kinkut | |
| genitive | kinkun | kinkkujen | |
| partitive | kinkkua | kinkkuja | |
| illative | kinkkuun | kinkkuihin | |
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | kinkku | kinkut | |
| accusative | nom. | kinkku | kinkut |
| gen. | kinkun | ||
| genitive | kinkun | kinkkujen | |
| partitive | kinkkua | kinkkuja | |
| inessive | kinkussa | kinkuissa | |
| elative | kinkusta | kinkuista | |
| illative | kinkkuun | kinkkuihin | |
| adessive | kinkulla | kinkuilla | |
| ablative | kinkulta | kinkuilta | |
| allative | kinkulle | kinkuille | |
| essive | kinkkuna | kinkkuina | |
| translative | kinkuksi | kinkuiksi | |
| instructive | — | kinkuin | |
| abessive | kinkutta | kinkuitta | |
| comitative | — | kinkkuineen | |
Derived terms
- joulukinkku
Etymology 2
From kiinni.
Noun
kinkku
- (military slang) weekend in the army
Synonyms
- gines, guinness, kiinnioloviikonloppu
Antonyms
- velvi, VLV, viikonloppuvapaa
Derived terms
- tuplakinkku, triplakinkku