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Etymology
From Swedish päron (“pear”) or jordpäron (“earth-pear i.e. potato”) through Finland-Swedish dialectal pärun or peerun. The same word was originally used for pears and potatoes. In its modern meaning peruna is first mentioned in a 1787 dictionary.
Pronunciation
- IPA: [ˈpe̞runɑ], X-SAMPA: ["perunA]
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- Hyphenation: pe‧ru‧na
- Rhymes: -unɑ
Noun
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peruna
- potato (Solanum tuberosum)
Declension
Declension of peruna (type omena)
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singular |
plural |
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| nominative |
peruna |
perunat |
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| genitive |
perunan |
perunien
perunoiden
perunoitten
perunojen1
perunain1 |
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| partitive |
perunaa |
perunia
perunoita
perunoja1 |
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| accusative |
peruna
perunan |
perunat |
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| inessive |
perunassa |
perunoissa
perunissa |
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| elative |
perunasta |
perunoista
perunista |
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| illative |
perunaan |
peruniin
perunoihin |
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| adessive |
perunalla |
perunoilla
perunilla |
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| ablative |
perunalta |
perunoilta
perunilta |
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| allative |
perunalle |
perunoille
perunilla |
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| essive |
perunana |
perunoina
perunina |
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| translative |
perunaksi |
perunoiksi
peruniksi |
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| instructive |
– |
perunoin
perunin |
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| abessive |
perunatta |
perunoitta
perunitta |
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| comitative |
– |
perunoineen
perunineen |
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| 1) Rare. |
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