Etymology
From Proto-Semitic *gamal- through an unclear number of intermediate languages, see etymology section of camel for details. First appearance in a Finnish text in Mikael Agricola's translation of the Bible from 1548 in the form "Cameli".
Pronunciation
Noun
kameli
- A camel.
Declension
Declension of kameli (type paperi)
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singular |
plural |
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| nominative |
kameli |
kamelit |
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| genitive |
kamelin |
kamelien
kameleiden
kameleitten |
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| partitive |
kamelia |
kameleita
kameleja |
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| accusative |
kameli
kamelin |
kamelit |
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| inessive |
kamelissa |
kameleissa |
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| elative |
kamelista |
kameleista |
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| illative |
kameliin |
kameleihin |
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| adessive |
kamelilla |
kameleilla |
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| ablative |
kamelilta |
kameleilta |
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| allative |
kamelille |
kameleille |
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| essive |
kamelina |
kameleina |
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| translative |
kameliksi |
kameleiksi |
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| instructive |
– |
kamelein |
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| abessive |
kamelitta |
kameleitta |
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| comitative |
– |
kameleineen |
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