ablatiivi
Finnish
Pronunciation
- Hyphenation: ab‧la‧tii‧vi
- IPA: [ˈɑblɑˌtiːʋi]
Noun
ablatiivi
Declension
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Declension of ablatiivi (type risti)
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Usage notes
In Finnish the ending of the ablative is -lta or -ltä. It is used to indicate:
- removal from a surface in an indeterminate location
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- Kalle palasi mereltä.
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- Kalle returned from the sea.
- Löysin kadulta lompakon.
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- I found a wallet on the street.
- Auto suistui tieltä jyrkässä mutkassa.
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- The car fell off the road in a sharp corner.
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- removal from the possession of, or otherwise from a person concretely or figuratively
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- Kallelta varastettiin lompakko.
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- Kalle's wallet was stolen from him.
- Minulta et saa mitään!
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- You are not going to get anything from me!
- Sinulta tuli hyvä ehdotus. (Lit.: A good proposal came from you)
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- You made a good proposal.
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- time, especially full and half hours
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- Jääkiekkoharjoitukset alkavat kolmelta ja loppuvat puoli kuudelta. (Lit.: at half six)
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- The icehockey training starts at three o'clock and ends at half past five.
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Synonyms
- (ablative): ulkoeronto