Noun type: 9
Characteristics
Singular
| Nominative | kersa |
| Partitive | kersaa |
| Genetive | kersan |
| Accusative | kersan |
| Inessive | kersassa |
| Elative | kersasta |
| Illative | kersaan |
| Adessive | kersalla |
| Ablative | kersalta |
| Allative | kersalle |
| Essive | kersana |
| Translative | kersaksi |
| Abessive | kersatta |
Plural
| Nominative | kersat |
| Partitive | kersoja |
| Genetive | kersojen |
| Accusative | kersat |
| Inessive | kersoissa |
| Elative | kersoista |
| Illative | kersoihin |
| Adessive | kersoilla |
| Ablative | kersoilta |
| Allative | kersoille |
| Essive | kersoina |
| Translative | kersoiksi |
| Abessive | kersoitta |
| Instructive | kersoin |
| Comitative | kersoine |
Sample Sentences
Etymology
From Proto-Finnic *kërsa (compare Võro kõrźo), possibly borrowed from Proto-Germanic [Term?] (compare Old Norse kjarr (“copsewood”)). The meaning "kid, child, brat" would in this case be a re-extraction from kersalapsi (“bastard, illegitimate child”, literally “a child conceived/born in the bushes”). See: Old Norse Nouns '
kjarr'.
Nouns inflected like kersa
aapa,
aatra,
aava,
abbedissa,
abrakadabra,
abskissa,
adventtiaika,
aerodynamiikka,
afta,
agenda,
ahdelauha,
ahkeraliisa,
ahma,
ahminta,
ahnehdinta,
aika,
aina,
aisa,
aita,
aitta, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)