hump

a deformity in humans caused by abnormal curvature of the upper spine

part of speech: Noun

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

горб

Places of use: Gallezero, Mikhailovsky

Wordforms
Mikhailovskoye
Singular Plural
Illative gurbaha

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

горб

Places of use: Svyatozero

Wordforms
Southern Ludian (Svjatozero)
Singular Plural
Nominative gurbe gurbad, gurbat
Accusative gurban, gurbe gurbad, gurbat
Genitive gurban gurbiden
Partitive gurbad gurbid
Essive gurban, gurbannu gurbin, gurbinnu
Translative gurbaks, gurbakse gurbiks, gurbikse
Abessive gurbata gurbita
Inessive gurbas gurbis
Elative gurbas, gurbaspiäi gurbis, gurbispiäi
Illative gurbah gurbih
Adessive gurbal gurbil
Ablative gurbal, gurbalpiäi gurbil, gurbilpiäi
Allative gurbal, gurbale gurbil, gurbile
Co­mi­ta­ti­ve gurbanke gurbineh
Prolative gurbači gurbiči
Ap­pro­xi­ma­ti­ve gurballoh, gurballoo, gurballuo gurbilloh, gurbilloo, gurbilluo
In­struc­ti­ve — gurbin
Ter­mi­na­ti­ve gurbassuai gurbissuai
Aditive gurbahpiäi gurbihpiäi
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