tree

a perennial woody plant, differentiated from a shrub by its larger size (typically over a few meters; yards in height) or growth habit, usually having a single (or few) main axis or trunk unbranched for some distance above the ground and a head of branche

part of speech: Noun

puu
Speaker
Koval'chuk, Nadezhda I.
1961 year of birth
birth place: Njuhovo, Olonecky Destrict, Republic of Karelia
Speaker
Rodionova, Alexandra
1979 year of birth
birth place: Пряжа, Prjazhinsky District, Republic of Karelia

tree

Places of use: Gallezero, Mikhailovsky, Svyatozero

Wordforms
Southern Ludian (Svjatozero)
Singular Plural
Nominative puu puud, puut
Accusative puu, puun puud, puut
Genitive puun puuluoiden
Partitive puud puuluoid
Essive puun, puunnu puuluoin, puuluoinnu
Translative puuks, puukse puuluoiks, puuluoikse
Abessive puuta puuluoita
Inessive puus puuluois
Elative puus, puuspiäi puuluois, puuluoispiäi
Illative puuh puuluoih
Adessive puul puuluoil
Ablative puul, puulpiäi puuluoil, puuluoilpiäi
Allative puul, puule puuluoil, puuluoile
Co­mi­ta­ti­ve puunke puuluoineh
Prolative puuči puuluoiči
Ap­pro­xi­ma­ti­ve puulloh, puulloo, puulluo puuluoilloh, puuluoilloo, puuluoilluo
In­struc­ti­ve — puuluoin
Ter­mi­na­ti­ve puussuai puuluoissuai
Aditive puuhpiäi puuluoihpiäi
Northern Ludian (Kondopoga)
Singular Plural
Translative puikš
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