Etymology
From German Wendela, short form of Germanic compound names beginning with the tribal name Wendel- " a Wend".
Pronunciation
- IPA: [ˈʋenlɑ]
- Hyphenation: Ven‧la
Proper noun
Venla
- A female given name
Declension
Declension of Venla (type kala)
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singular |
plural |
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| nominative |
Venla |
Venlat |
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| genitive |
Venlan |
Venlojen
Venlain1 |
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| partitive |
Venlaa |
Venloja |
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| accusative |
Venla
Venlan |
Venlat |
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| inessive |
Venlassa |
Venloissa |
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| elative |
Venlasta |
Venloista |
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| illative |
Venlaan |
Venloihin |
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| adessive |
Venlalla |
Venloilla |
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| ablative |
Venlalta |
Venloilta |
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| allative |
Venlalle |
Venloille |
|---|
| essive |
Venlana |
Venloina |
|---|
| translative |
Venlaksi |
Venloiksi |
|---|
| instructive |
– |
Venloin |
|---|
| abessive |
Venlatta |
Venloitta |
|---|
| comitative |
– |
Venloineen |
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| 1) Rare. |
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Usage notes
- Rare until it became known as the name of a character in the first Finnish novel, Seven Brothers (1870) by Aleksis Kivi. Popular in the 2000s.
See also
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