Паляйка

Паляйка

Komi-Zyrian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈpaʎajka/, [ˈpäʎäjkä]
• Hyphenation: Па‧ляй‧ка

Proper noun

Паляйка • (Palʹajka)

1. A wizard in Komi mythology, who won a hunting competition against the wizard Вежайка (Vežajka).

Declension

Declension of Паляйка (stem: Паляйка-)
		singular	plural
nominative		Паляйка (Palʹajka)	—
accusative	I*	Паляйка (Palʹajka)	—
	II*	Паляйкаӧс (Palʹajkaös)	—
instrumental		Паляйкаӧн (Palʹajkaön)	—
comitative		Паляйкакӧд (Palʹajkaköd)	—
caritive		Паляйкатӧг (Palʹajkatög)	—
consecutive		Паляйкала (Palʹajkala)	—
genitive		Паляйкалӧн (Palʹajkalön)	—
ablative		Паляйкалысь (Palʹajkalysʹ)	—
dative		Паляйкалы (Palʹajkaly)	—
inessive		Паляйкаын (Palʹajkayn)	—
elative		Паляйкаысь (Palʹajkaysʹ)	—
illative		Паляйкаӧ (Palʹajkaö)	—
egressive		Паляйкасянь (Palʹajkasʹanʹ)	—
approximative		Паляйкалань (Palʹajkalanʹ)	—
terminative		Паляйкаӧдз (Palʹajkaödzʹ)	—
prolative	I	Паляйкаӧд (Palʹajkaöd)	—
	II	Паляйкаті (Palʹajkati)	—
*) 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 Паляйка
First person singular singular plural nominative Паляйкаӧй (Palʹajkaöj) — accusative I* Паляйкаӧй (Palʹajkaöj) — II* Паляйкаӧс (Palʹajkaös) — instrumental Паляйканам (Palʹajkanam) — comitative Паляйкаӧйкӧд (Palʹajkaöjköd) — caritive Паляйкатӧгым (Palʹajkatögym) — consecutive Паляйкаӧйла (Palʹajkaöjla) — genitive Паляйкаӧйлӧн (Palʹajkaöjlön) — ablative Паляйкаӧйлысь (Palʹajkaöjlysʹ) — dative Паляйкаӧйлы (Palʹajkaöjly) — inessive Паляйкаам (Palʹajkaam) — elative Паляйкасьым (Palʹajkasʹym) — illative Паляйкаам (Palʹajkaam) — egressive Паляйкасяньым (Palʹajkasʹanʹym) — approximative Паляйкаланьым (Palʹajkalanʹym) — terminative Паляйкаӧдзым (Palʹajkaödzʹym) — prolative I Паляйкаӧдым (Palʹajkaödym) — II Паляйкатіым (Palʹajkatiym) — *) 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 Паляйкаыд (Palʹajkayd) — accusative I* Паляйкаыд (Palʹajkayd) — II* Паляйкатӧ (Palʹajkatö) — instrumental Паляйканад (Palʹajkanad) — comitative Паляйкаыдкӧд (Palʹajkaydköd) — caritive Паляйкатӧгыд (Palʹajkatögyd) — consecutive Паляйкаыдла (Palʹajkaydla) — genitive Паляйкаыдлӧн (Palʹajkaydlön) — ablative Паляйкаыдлысь (Palʹajkaydlysʹ) — dative Паляйкаыдлы (Palʹajkaydly) — inessive Паляйкаад (Palʹajkaad) — elative Паляйкасьыд (Palʹajkasʹyd) — illative Паляйкаад (Palʹajkaad) — egressive Паляйкасяньыд (Palʹajkasʹanʹyd) — approximative Паляйкаланьыд (Palʹajkalanʹyd) — terminative Паляйкаӧдзыд (Palʹajkaödzʹyd) — prolative I Паляйкаӧдыд (Palʹajkaödyd) — II Паляйкатіыд (Palʹajkatiyd) — *) 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 Паляйкаыс (Palʹajkays) — accusative I* Паляйкаыс (Palʹajkays) — II* Паляйкасӧ (Palʹajkasö) — instrumental Паляйканас (Palʹajkanas) — comitative Паляйкаыскӧд (Palʹajkaysköd) — caritive Паляйкатӧгыс (Palʹajkatögys) — consecutive Паляйкаысла (Palʹajkaysla) — genitive Паляйкаыслӧн (Palʹajkayslön) — ablative Паляйкаыслысь (Palʹajkayslysʹ) — dative Паляйкаыслы (Palʹajkaysly) — inessive Паляйкаас (Palʹajkaas) — elative Паляйкасьыс (Palʹajkasʹys) — illative Паляйкаас (Palʹajkaas) — egressive Паляйкасяньыс (Palʹajkasʹanʹys) — approximative Паляйкаланьыс (Palʹajkalanʹys) — terminative Паляйкаӧдзыс (Palʹajkaödzʹys) — prolative I Паляйкаӧдыс (Palʹajkaödys) — II Паляйкатіыс (Palʹajkatiys) — *) 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 Паляйканым (Palʹajkanym) — accusative I* Паляйканым (Palʹajkanym) — II* Паляйканымӧ (Palʹajkanymö) — instrumental Паляйкананым (Palʹajkananym) — comitative Паляйканымкӧд (Palʹajkanymköd) — caritive Паляйкатӧгным (Palʹajkatögnym) — consecutive Паляйканымла (Palʹajkanymla) — genitive Паляйканымлӧн (Palʹajkanymlön) — ablative Паляйканымлысь (Palʹajkanymlysʹ) — dative Паляйканымлы (Palʹajkanymly) — inessive Паляйкааным (Palʹajkaanym) — elative Паляйкасьыным (Palʹajkasʹynym) — illative Паляйкааным (Palʹajkaanym) — egressive Паляйкасяньыным (Palʹajkasʹanʹynym) — approximative Паляйкаланьыным (Palʹajkalanʹynym) — terminative Паляйкаӧдзыным (Palʹajkaödzʹynym) — prolative I Паляйкаӧдыным (Palʹajkaödynym) — II Паляйкатіыным (Palʹajkatiynym) — *) 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 Паляйканыд (Palʹajkanyd) — accusative I* Паляйканыд (Palʹajkanyd) — II* Паляйканытӧ (Palʹajkanytö) — instrumental Паляйкананыд (Palʹajkananyd) — comitative Паляйканыдкӧд (Palʹajkanydköd) — caritive Паляйкатӧгныд (Palʹajkatögnyd) — consecutive Паляйканыдла (Palʹajkanydla) — genitive Паляйканыдлӧн (Palʹajkanydlön) — ablative Паляйканыдлысь (Palʹajkanydlysʹ) — dative Паляйканыдлы (Palʹajkanydly) — inessive Паляйкааныд (Palʹajkaanyd) — elative Паляйкасьыныд (Palʹajkasʹynyd) — illative Паляйкааныд (Palʹajkaanyd) — egressive Паляйкасяньыныд (Palʹajkasʹanʹynyd) — approximative Паляйкаланьыныд (Palʹajkalanʹynyd) — terminative Паляйкаӧдзыныд (Palʹajkaödzʹynyd) — prolative I Паляйкаӧдыныд (Palʹajkaödynyd) — II Паляйкатіыныд (Palʹajkatiynyd) — *) 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 Паляйканыс (Palʹajkanys) — accusative I* Паляйканыс (Palʹajkanys) — II* Паляйканысӧ (Palʹajkanysö) — instrumental Паляйкананыс (Palʹajkananys) — comitative Паляйканымкӧс (Palʹajkanymkös) — caritive Паляйкатӧгныс (Palʹajkatögnys) — consecutive Паляйканысла (Palʹajkanysla) — genitive Паляйканыслӧн (Palʹajkanyslön) — ablative Паляйканыслысь (Palʹajkanyslysʹ) — dative Паляйканыслы (Palʹajkanysly) — inessive Паляйкааныс (Palʹajkaanys) — elative Паляйкасьыныс (Palʹajkasʹynys) — illative Паляйкааныс (Palʹajkaanys) — egressive Паляйкасяньыныс (Palʹajkasʹanʹynys) — approximative Паляйкаланьыныс (Palʹajkalanʹynys) — terminative Паляйкаӧдзыныс (Palʹajkaödzʹynys) — prolative I Паляйкаӧдыныс (Palʹajkaödynys) — II Паляйкатіыныс (Palʹajkatiynys) — *) 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.

References

• N. D. Konakov et al. (1999) Мифология Коми [Komi mythology] (Енциклопедия Уральских мифологий), ДИК, page 49