Noun type: 5
Characteristics
Singular
| Nominative | marski |
| Partitive | marskia |
| Genetive | marskin |
| Accusative | marskin |
| Inessive | marskissa |
| Elative | marskista |
| Illative | marskiin |
| Adessive | marskilla |
| Ablative | marskilta |
| Allative | marskille |
| Essive | marskina |
| Translative | marskiksi |
| Abessive | marskitta |
Plural
| Nominative | marskit |
| Partitive | marskeja |
| Genetive | marskien |
| Accusative | marskit |
| Inessive | marskeissa |
| Elative | marskeista |
| Illative | marskeihin |
| Adessive | marskeilla |
| Ablative | marskeilta |
| Allative | marskeille |
| Essive | marskeina |
| Translative | marskeiksi |
| Abessive | marskeitta |
| Instructive | marskein |
| Comitative | marskeine |
Sample Sentences
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Suomen kansa ei yleensä tunnu puhuvan marsalkka vaan marski Mannerheimistä. (The people of Finland generally don't seem to talk about "Marshal" Mannerheim—rather "marski".) [[1933 March 11, Aarno Karimo, “Sotamarskit”, in Kansan Kuvalehti, page 9:]
Etymology
From German Marsch. The word has been reformed to better fit Finnish phonology possibly after the example of Swedish loanwords (compare läski from Swedish fläsk, which is related to German Fleisch). See: German Nouns '
Marsch'.
Nouns inflected like marski
aaprotti,
aari,
aasi,
aatami,
aatelointi,
abatsi,
abessiivi,
abi,
abiturientti,
ablatiivi,
abnormi,
aboriginaali,
abortointi,
abortti,
absessi,
absintti,
absolutismi,
absolutisti,
absoluutti,
absorbointi, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)