Рочму

Рочму

Komi-Zyrian

Etymology

From роч (rocʹ, “Russian”) +‎ му (mu, “land”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈrot͡ɕmu/, [ˈro̞t͡ɕmu]
• Hyphenation: Роч‧му

Proper noun

Рочму • (Rocʹmu)

1. (rare, neologism) Synonym of Россия (Rossʹija)

Declension

Declension of Рочму (stem: Рочму-)
		singular	plural
nominative		Рочму (Rocʹmu)	—
accusative	I*	Рочму (Rocʹmu)	—
	II*	Рочмуӧс (Rocʹmuös)	—
instrumental		Рочмуӧн (Rocʹmuön)	—
comitative		Рочмукӧд (Rocʹmuköd)	—
caritive		Рочмутӧг (Rocʹmutög)	—
consecutive		Рочмула (Rocʹmula)	—
genitive		Рочмулӧн (Rocʹmulön)	—
ablative		Рочмулысь (Rocʹmulysʹ)	—
dative		Рочмулы (Rocʹmuly)	—
inessive		Рочмуын (Rocʹmuyn)	—
elative		Рочмуысь (Rocʹmuysʹ)	—
illative		Рочмуӧ (Rocʹmuö)	—
egressive		Рочмусянь (Rocʹmusʹanʹ)	—
approximative		Рочмулань (Rocʹmulanʹ)	—
terminative		Рочмуӧдз (Rocʹmuödzʹ)	—
prolative	I	Рочмуӧд (Rocʹmuöd)	—
	II	Рочмуті (Rocʹmuti)	—
*) 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 Рочму
First person singular singular plural nominative Рочмуӧй (Rocʹmuöj) — accusative I* Рочмуӧй (Rocʹmuöj) — II* Рочмуӧс (Rocʹmuös) — instrumental Рочмунам (Rocʹmunam) — comitative Рочмуӧйкӧд (Rocʹmuöjköd) — caritive Рочмутӧгым (Rocʹmutögym) — consecutive Рочмуӧйла (Rocʹmuöjla) — genitive Рочмуӧйлӧн (Rocʹmuöjlön) — ablative Рочмуӧйлысь (Rocʹmuöjlysʹ) — dative Рочмуӧйлы (Rocʹmuöjly) — inessive Рочмуам (Rocʹmuam) — elative Рочмусьым (Rocʹmusʹym) — illative Рочмуам (Rocʹmuam) — egressive Рочмусяньым (Rocʹmusʹanʹym) — approximative Рочмуланьым (Rocʹmulanʹym) — terminative Рочмуӧдзым (Rocʹmuödzʹym) — prolative I Рочмуӧдым (Rocʹmuödym) — II Рочмутіым (Rocʹmutiym) — *) 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 Рочмуыд (Rocʹmuyd) — accusative I* Рочмуыд (Rocʹmuyd) — II* Рочмутӧ (Rocʹmutö) — instrumental Рочмунад (Rocʹmunad) — comitative Рочмуыдкӧд (Rocʹmuydköd) — caritive Рочмутӧгыд (Rocʹmutögyd) — consecutive Рочмуыдла (Rocʹmuydla) — genitive Рочмуыдлӧн (Rocʹmuydlön) — ablative Рочмуыдлысь (Rocʹmuydlysʹ) — dative Рочмуыдлы (Rocʹmuydly) — inessive Рочмуад (Rocʹmuad) — elative Рочмусьыд (Rocʹmusʹyd) — illative Рочмуад (Rocʹmuad) — egressive Рочмусяньыд (Rocʹmusʹanʹyd) — approximative Рочмуланьыд (Rocʹmulanʹyd) — terminative Рочмуӧдзыд (Rocʹmuödzʹyd) — prolative I Рочмуӧдыд (Rocʹmuödyd) — II Рочмутіыд (Rocʹmutiyd) — *) 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 Рочмуыс (Rocʹmuys) — accusative I* Рочмуыс (Rocʹmuys) — II* Рочмусӧ (Rocʹmusö) — instrumental Рочмунас (Rocʹmunas) — comitative Рочмуыскӧд (Rocʹmuysköd) — caritive Рочмутӧгыс (Rocʹmutögys) — consecutive Рочмуысла (Rocʹmuysla) — genitive Рочмуыслӧн (Rocʹmuyslön) — ablative Рочмуыслысь (Rocʹmuyslysʹ) — dative Рочмуыслы (Rocʹmuysly) — inessive Рочмуас (Rocʹmuas) — elative Рочмусьыс (Rocʹmusʹys) — illative Рочмуас (Rocʹmuas) — egressive Рочмусяньыс (Rocʹmusʹanʹys) — approximative Рочмуланьыс (Rocʹmulanʹys) — terminative Рочмуӧдзыс (Rocʹmuödzʹys) — prolative I Рочмуӧдыс (Rocʹmuödys) — II Рочмутіыс (Rocʹmutiys) — *) 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 Рочмуным (Rocʹmunym) — accusative I* Рочмуным (Rocʹmunym) — II* Рочмунымӧ (Rocʹmunymö) — instrumental Рочмунаным (Rocʹmunanym) — comitative Рочмунымкӧд (Rocʹmunymköd) — caritive Рочмутӧгным (Rocʹmutögnym) — consecutive Рочмунымла (Rocʹmunymla) — genitive Рочмунымлӧн (Rocʹmunymlön) — ablative Рочмунымлысь (Rocʹmunymlysʹ) — dative Рочмунымлы (Rocʹmunymly) — inessive Рочмуаным (Rocʹmuanym) — elative Рочмусьыным (Rocʹmusʹynym) — illative Рочмуаным (Rocʹmuanym) — egressive Рочмусяньыным (Rocʹmusʹanʹynym) — approximative Рочмуланьыным (Rocʹmulanʹynym) — terminative Рочмуӧдзыным (Rocʹmuödzʹynym) — prolative I Рочмуӧдыным (Rocʹmuödynym) — II Рочмутіыным (Rocʹmutiynym) — *) 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 Рочмуныд (Rocʹmunyd) — accusative I* Рочмуныд (Rocʹmunyd) — II* Рочмунытӧ (Rocʹmunytö) — instrumental Рочмунаныд (Rocʹmunanyd) — comitative Рочмуныдкӧд (Rocʹmunydköd) — caritive Рочмутӧгныд (Rocʹmutögnyd) — consecutive Рочмуныдла (Rocʹmunydla) — genitive Рочмуныдлӧн (Rocʹmunydlön) — ablative Рочмуныдлысь (Rocʹmunydlysʹ) — dative Рочмуныдлы (Rocʹmunydly) — inessive Рочмуаныд (Rocʹmuanyd) — elative Рочмусьыныд (Rocʹmusʹynyd) — illative Рочмуаныд (Rocʹmuanyd) — egressive Рочмусяньыныд (Rocʹmusʹanʹynyd) — approximative Рочмуланьыныд (Rocʹmulanʹynyd) — terminative Рочмуӧдзыныд (Rocʹmuödzʹynyd) — prolative I Рочмуӧдыныд (Rocʹmuödynyd) — II Рочмутіыныд (Rocʹmutiynyd) — *) 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 Рочмуныс (Rocʹmunys) — accusative I* Рочмуныс (Rocʹmunys) — II* Рочмунысӧ (Rocʹmunysö) — instrumental Рочмунаныс (Rocʹmunanys) — comitative Рочмунымкӧс (Rocʹmunymkös) — caritive Рочмутӧгныс (Rocʹmutögnys) — consecutive Рочмунысла (Rocʹmunysla) — genitive Рочмуныслӧн (Rocʹmunyslön) — ablative Рочмуныслысь (Rocʹmunyslysʹ) — dative Рочмуныслы (Rocʹmunysly) — inessive Рочмуаныс (Rocʹmuanys) — elative Рочмусьыныс (Rocʹmusʹynys) — illative Рочмуаныс (Rocʹmuanys) — egressive Рочмусяньыныс (Rocʹmusʹanʹynys) — approximative Рочмуланьыныс (Rocʹmulanʹynys) — terminative Рочмуӧдзыныс (Rocʹmuödzʹynys) — prolative I Рочмуӧдыныс (Rocʹmuödynys) — II Рочмутіыныс (Rocʹmutiynys) — *) 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.