wood grouse

a large bird from the grouse subfamily, order Galliformes; distinguished by a strongly rounded tail and elongated throat feathers

part of speech: Noun

meccuo
Speaker
Koval'chuk, Nadezhda I.
1961 year of birth
birth place: Njuhovo, Olonecky Destrict, Republic of Karelia

wood grouse

Places of use: Mikhailovsky

meččuo

wood grouse

Places of use: Mikhailovsky

meččuoi
Speaker
Rodionova, Alexandra
1979 year of birth
birth place: Пряжа, Prjazhinsky District, Republic of Karelia

wood grouse

Places of use: Gallezero, Svyatozero

Wordforms
Southern Ludian (Svjatozero)
Singular Plural
Nominative meččuoi mečuoid, mečuoit
Accusative mečuoin, meččuoi mečuoid, mečuoit
Genitive mečuoin meččuoloiden, meččuoluoiden
Partitive meččuoid meččuoloid, meččuoluoid
Essive mečuoin, mečuoinnu meččuoloin, meččuoloinnu, meččuoluoin, meččuoluoinnu
Translative mečuoiks, mečuoikse meččuoloiks, meččuoloikse, meččuoluoiks, meččuoluoikse
Abessive mečuoita meččuoloita, meččuoluoita
Inessive mečuois meččuolois, meččuoluois
Elative mečuois, mečuoispiäi meččuolois, meččuoloispiäi, meččuoluois, meččuoluoispiäi
Illative meččuoih meččuoloih, meččuoluoih
Adessive mečuoil meččuoloil, meččuoluoil
Ablative mečuoil, mečuoilpiäi meččuoloil, meččuoloilpiäi, meččuoluoil, meččuoluoilpiäi
Allative mečuoil, mečuoile meččuoloil, meččuoloile, meččuoluoil, meččuoluoile
Co­mi­ta­ti­ve mečuoinke meččuoloineh, meččuoluoineh
Prolative mečuoiči meččuoloiči, meččuoluoiči
Ap­pro­xi­ma­ti­ve mečuoilloh, mečuoilloo, mečuoilluo meččuoloilloh, meččuoloilloo, meččuoloilluo, meččuoluoilloh, meččuoluoilloo, meččuoluoilluo
In­struc­ti­ve — meččuoloin, meččuoluoin
Ter­mi­na­ti­ve meččuoissuai meččuoloissuai, meččuoluoissuai
Aditive meččuoihpiäi meččuoloihpiäi, meččuoluoihpiäi
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