Noun type: 12
Characteristics
Singular
| Nominative | mania |
| Partitive | maniaa |
| Genetive | manian |
| Accusative | manian |
| Inessive | maniassa |
| Elative | maniasta |
| Illative | maniaan |
| Adessive | manialla |
| Ablative | manialta |
| Allative | manialle |
| Essive | maniana |
| Translative | maniaksi |
| Abessive | maniatta |
Plural
| Nominative | maniat |
| Partitive | manioita |
| Genetive | manioiden; manioitten |
| Accusative | maniat |
| Inessive | manioissa |
| Elative | manioista |
| Illative | manioihin |
| Adessive | manioilla |
| Ablative | manioilta |
| Allative | manioille |
| Essive | manioina |
| Translative | manioiksi |
| Abessive | manioitta |
| Instructive | maniain |
| Comitative | maniaine |
Sample Sentences
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin mania, from Ancient Greek μανία (manía, “madness”). See: Latin Nouns '
mania', Ancient Greek Nouns '
μανία'.
Nouns inflected like mania
aaria,
aerobiologia,
afasia,
agorafobia,
agronomia,
ahdistelija,
ahnehtija,
ajattelija,
akana,
akasia,
akatemia,
akkuna,
akrobatia,
albania,
alkemia,
allegoria,
allergia,
aloittelija,
ambiofonia,
ambrosia, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)