Гулень

Гулень

Komi-Zyrian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɡuʎeɲ/, [ˈɡuʎeɲ]
• Hyphenation: Гу‧лень

Proper noun

Гулень • (Gulʹenʹ)

1. A folk hero in Komi mythology, killed by the villagers of Poztykeros for stealing their cattle.

Declension

Declension of Гулень (stem: Гулень-)
		singular	plural
nominative		Гулень (Gulʹenʹ)	—
accusative	I*	Гулень (Gulʹenʹ)	—
	II*	Гуленьӧс (Gulʹenʹös)	—
instrumental		Гуленьӧн (Gulʹenʹön)	—
comitative		Гуленькӧд (Gulʹenʹköd)	—
caritive		Гуленьтӧг (Gulʹenʹtög)	—
consecutive		Гуленьла (Gulʹenʹla)	—
genitive		Гуленьлӧн (Gulʹenʹlön)	—
ablative		Гуленьлысь (Gulʹenʹlysʹ)	—
dative		Гуленьлы (Gulʹenʹly)	—
inessive		Гуленьын (Gulʹenʹyn)	—
elative		Гуленьысь (Gulʹenʹysʹ)	—
illative		Гуленьӧ (Gulʹenʹö)	—
egressive		Гуленьсянь (Gulʹenʹsʹanʹ)	—
approximative		Гуленьлань (Gulʹenʹlanʹ)	—
terminative		Гуленьӧдз (Gulʹenʹödzʹ)	—
prolative	I	Гуленьӧд (Gulʹenʹöd)	—
	II	Гуленьті (Gulʹenʹti)	—
*) 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 Гулень
First person singular singular plural nominative Гуленьӧй (Gulʹenʹöj) — accusative I* Гуленьӧй (Gulʹenʹöj) — II* Гуленьӧс (Gulʹenʹös) — instrumental Гуленьнам (Gulʹenʹnam) — comitative Гуленьӧйкӧд (Gulʹenʹöjköd) — caritive Гуленьтӧгым (Gulʹenʹtögym) — consecutive Гуленьӧйла (Gulʹenʹöjla) — genitive Гуленьӧйлӧн (Gulʹenʹöjlön) — ablative Гуленьӧйлысь (Gulʹenʹöjlysʹ) — dative Гуленьӧйлы (Gulʹenʹöjly) — inessive Гуленям (Gulʹenʹam) — elative Гуленьсьым (Gulʹenʹsʹym) — illative Гуленям (Gulʹenʹam) — egressive Гуленьсяньым (Gulʹenʹsʹanʹym) — approximative Гуленьланьым (Gulʹenʹlanʹym) — terminative Гуленьӧдзым (Gulʹenʹödzʹym) — prolative I Гуленьӧдым (Gulʹenʹödym) — II Гуленьтіым (Gulʹenʹtiym) — *) 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 Гуленьыд (Gulʹenʹyd) — accusative I* Гуленьыд (Gulʹenʹyd) — II* Гуленьтӧ (Gulʹenʹtö) — instrumental Гуленьнад (Gulʹenʹnad) — comitative Гуленьыдкӧд (Gulʹenʹydköd) — caritive Гуленьтӧгыд (Gulʹenʹtögyd) — consecutive Гуленьыдла (Gulʹenʹydla) — genitive Гуленьыдлӧн (Gulʹenʹydlön) — ablative Гуленьыдлысь (Gulʹenʹydlysʹ) — dative Гуленьыдлы (Gulʹenʹydly) — inessive Гуленяд (Gulʹenʹad) — elative Гуленьсьыд (Gulʹenʹsʹyd) — illative Гуленяд (Gulʹenʹad) — egressive Гуленьсяньыд (Gulʹenʹsʹanʹyd) — approximative Гуленьланьыд (Gulʹenʹlanʹyd) — terminative Гуленьӧдзыд (Gulʹenʹödzʹyd) — prolative I Гуленьӧдыд (Gulʹenʹödyd) — II Гуленьтіыд (Gulʹenʹtiyd) — *) 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 Гуленьыс (Gulʹenʹys) — accusative I* Гуленьыс (Gulʹenʹys) — II* Гуленьсӧ (Gulʹenʹsö) — instrumental Гуленьнас (Gulʹenʹnas) — comitative Гуленьыскӧд (Gulʹenʹysköd) — caritive Гуленьтӧгыс (Gulʹenʹtögys) — consecutive Гуленьысла (Gulʹenʹysla) — genitive Гуленьыслӧн (Gulʹenʹyslön) — ablative Гуленьыслысь (Gulʹenʹyslysʹ) — dative Гуленьыслы (Gulʹenʹysly) — inessive Гуленяс (Gulʹenʹas) — elative Гуленьсьыс (Gulʹenʹsʹys) — illative Гуленяс (Gulʹenʹas) — egressive Гуленьсяньыс (Gulʹenʹsʹanʹys) — approximative Гуленьланьыс (Gulʹenʹlanʹys) — terminative Гуленьӧдзыс (Gulʹenʹödzʹys) — prolative I Гуленьӧдыс (Gulʹenʹödys) — II Гуленьтіыс (Gulʹenʹtiys) — *) 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 Гуленьным (Gulʹenʹnym) — accusative I* Гуленьным (Gulʹenʹnym) — II* Гуленьнымӧ (Gulʹenʹnymö) — instrumental Гуленьнаным (Gulʹenʹnanym) — comitative Гуленьнымкӧд (Gulʹenʹnymköd) — caritive Гуленьтӧгным (Gulʹenʹtögnym) — consecutive Гуленьнымла (Gulʹenʹnymla) — genitive Гуленьнымлӧн (Gulʹenʹnymlön) — ablative Гуленьнымлысь (Gulʹenʹnymlysʹ) — dative Гуленьнымлы (Gulʹenʹnymly) — inessive Гуленяным (Gulʹenʹanym) — elative Гуленьсьыным (Gulʹenʹsʹynym) — illative Гуленяным (Gulʹenʹanym) — egressive Гуленьсяньыным (Gulʹenʹsʹanʹynym) — approximative Гуленьланьыным (Gulʹenʹlanʹynym) — terminative Гуленьӧдзыным (Gulʹenʹödzʹynym) — prolative I Гуленьӧдыным (Gulʹenʹödynym) — II Гуленьтіыным (Gulʹenʹtiynym) — *) 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 Гуленьныд (Gulʹenʹnyd) — accusative I* Гуленьныд (Gulʹenʹnyd) — II* Гуленьнытӧ (Gulʹenʹnytö) — instrumental Гуленьнаныд (Gulʹenʹnanyd) — comitative Гуленьныдкӧд (Gulʹenʹnydköd) — caritive Гуленьтӧгныд (Gulʹenʹtögnyd) — consecutive Гуленьныдла (Gulʹenʹnydla) — genitive Гуленьныдлӧн (Gulʹenʹnydlön) — ablative Гуленьныдлысь (Gulʹenʹnydlysʹ) — dative Гуленьныдлы (Gulʹenʹnydly) — inessive Гуленяныд (Gulʹenʹanyd) — elative Гуленьсьыныд (Gulʹenʹsʹynyd) — illative Гуленяныд (Gulʹenʹanyd) — egressive Гуленьсяньыныд (Gulʹenʹsʹanʹynyd) — approximative Гуленьланьыныд (Gulʹenʹlanʹynyd) — terminative Гуленьӧдзыныд (Gulʹenʹödzʹynyd) — prolative I Гуленьӧдыныд (Gulʹenʹödynyd) — II Гуленьтіыныд (Gulʹenʹtiynyd) — *) 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 Гуленьныс (Gulʹenʹnys) — accusative I* Гуленьныс (Gulʹenʹnys) — II* Гуленьнысӧ (Gulʹenʹnysö) — instrumental Гуленьнаныс (Gulʹenʹnanys) — comitative Гуленьнымкӧс (Gulʹenʹnymkös) — caritive Гуленьтӧгныс (Gulʹenʹtögnys) — consecutive Гуленьнысла (Gulʹenʹnysla) — genitive Гуленьныслӧн (Gulʹenʹnyslön) — ablative Гуленьныслысь (Gulʹenʹnyslysʹ) — dative Гуленьныслы (Gulʹenʹnysly) — inessive Гуленяныс (Gulʹenʹanys) — elative Гуленьсьыныс (Gulʹenʹsʹynys) — illative Гуленяныс (Gulʹenʹanys) — egressive Гуленьсяньыныс (Gulʹenʹsʹanʹynys) — approximative Гуленьланьыныс (Gulʹenʹlanʹynys) — terminative Гуленьӧдзыныс (Gulʹenʹödzʹynys) — prolative I Гуленьӧдыныс (Gulʹenʹödynys) — II Гуленьтіыныс (Gulʹenʹtiynys) — *) 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.

See also

• Юрка (JUrka)

References

• N. D. Konakov et al. (1999) Мифология Коми [Komi mythology] (Енциклопедия Уральских мифологий), ДИК, page 45