Noun type: 6
Characteristics
Singular
| Nominative | atomi |
| Partitive | atomia |
| Genetive | atomin |
| Accusative | atomin |
| Inessive | atomissa |
| Elative | atomista |
| Illative | atomiin |
| Adessive | atomilla |
| Ablative | atomilta |
| Allative | atomille |
| Essive | atomina |
| Translative | atomiksi |
| Abessive | atomitta |
Plural
| Nominative | atomit |
| Partitive | atomeja; atomeita |
| Genetive | atomien; atomeiden; atomeitten |
| Accusative | atomit |
| Inessive | atomeissa |
| Elative | atomeista |
| Illative | atomeihin |
| Adessive | atomeilla |
| Ablative | atomeilta |
| Allative | atomeille |
| Essive | atomeina |
| Translative | atomeiksi |
| Abessive | atomeitta |
| Instructive | atomein |
| Comitative | atomeine |
Sample Sentences
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atomikello (atomic clock)
Etymology
1. Internationalism, ultimately from Latin atomus, from Ancient Greek ἄτομος (átomos).
2. * (meat pie): Coined by Finnish entrepreneur Taimi Laakko in reference to atomipommi (“atom bomb, nuclear bomb”) in the early 1960s but before vety (1962); the possibility of a nuclear war was a relevant topic at the time. See: Latin Nouns '
atomus'.
Nouns inflected like atomi
aateli,
adapteri,
agar,
agar-agar,
agitaattori,
ahteri,
aioli,
aituri,
ajuri,
akkumulaattori,
akseli,
akupunktuuri,
alabasteri,
albaani,
albumi,
alkali,
alligaattori,
alttari,
ampeeri,
amppeli, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)