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kimo
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Declension
of
kimo
Translation
nominative
accusative nom.
genitive
partitive
inessive
elative
illative
adessive
ablative
allative
essive
translative
instructive
abessive
comitative
Plural
kimot
things
kimot
things
kimojen
(of) things
kimoja
(part of) things
kimoissa
(in) things
kimoista
(out of) things
kimoihin
(into) things
kimoilla
(at) things
kimoilta
(from) things
kimoille
(onto) things
kimoina
(as) things
kimoiksi
(into) things
kimoin
(with) things
kimoitta
(without) things
kimoineen
(together with) things
nominative
accusative nom.
accusative gen.
genitive
partitive
inessive
elative
illative
adessive
ablative
allative
essive
translative
abessive
Singular
kimo
thing
kimo
thing
kimon
thing
kimon
(of) thing
kimoa
(part of) thing
kimossa
(in) thing
kimosta
(out of) thing
kimoon
(into) thing
kimolla
(at) thing
kimolta
(from) thing
kimolle
(onto) thing
kimona
(as) thing
kimoksi
(into) thing
kimotta
(without) thing
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