Kapalo noun declension

Finnish

Conjugation of kapalo

nominative
accusative nom.
genitive
partitive
inessive
elative
illative
adessive
ablative
allative
essive
translative
instructive
abessive
comitative
Plural
kapalot
swaddling clothess clothes
kapalot
swaddling clothess clothes
kapalojen
(of) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloja
(part of) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloissa
(in) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloista
(out of) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloihin
(into) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloilla
(at) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloilta
(from) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloille
(onto) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloina
(as) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloiksi
(into) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloin
(with) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloitta
(without) swaddling clothess clothes
kapaloineen
(together with) swaddling clothess clothes
nominative
accusative nom.
accusative gen.
genitive
partitive
inessive
elative
illative
adessive
ablative
allative
essive
translative
abessive
Singular
kapalo
swaddling clothes clothes
kapalo
swaddling clothes clothes
kapalon
swaddling clothes clothes
kapalon
(of) swaddling clothes clothes
kapaloa
(part of) swaddling clothes clothes
kapalossa
(in) swaddling clothes clothes
kapalosta
(out of) swaddling clothes clothes
kapaloon
(into) swaddling clothes clothes
kapalolla
(at) swaddling clothes clothes
kapalolta
(from) swaddling clothes clothes
kapalolle
(onto) swaddling clothes clothes
kapalona
(as) swaddling clothes clothes
kapaloksi
(into) swaddling clothes clothes
kapalotta
(without) swaddling clothes clothes

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