Noun type: 9
Characteristics
Singular
| Nominative | maha |
| Partitive | mahaa |
| Genetive | mahan |
| Accusative | mahan |
| Inessive | mahassa |
| Elative | mahasta |
| Illative | mahaan |
| Adessive | mahalla |
| Ablative | mahalta |
| Allative | mahalle |
| Essive | mahana |
| Translative | mahaksi |
| Abessive | mahatta |
Plural
| Nominative | mahat |
| Partitive | mahoja |
| Genetive | mahojen |
| Accusative | mahat |
| Inessive | mahoissa |
| Elative | mahoista |
| Illative | mahoihin |
| Adessive | mahoilla |
| Ablative | mahoilta |
| Allative | mahoille |
| Essive | mahoina |
| Translative | mahoiksi |
| Abessive | mahoitta |
| Instructive | mahoin |
| Comitative | mahoine |
Sample Sentences
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olla maha kovalla (to be constipated, to be suffering from constipation)
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olla maha löysällä (to have diarrhea, to be suffering from diarrhea)
Etymology
From Proto-Finnic *maha (compare Karelian maha, Ludian maha, Votic maha), probably borrowed from Proto-Norse [Term?] (compare Proto-Germanic *magô, Swedish mage). See: Swedish Nouns '
mage'.
Verbs referencing "maha"
English Nouns
maw.
Nouns inflected like maha
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)