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From {{com|siwa|ỏlma|t1=leaf|-atst-|t2=thin and fragile}}. | From {{com|siwa|ỏlma|t1=leaf|-atst-|t2=thin and fragile}}. | ||
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{{siwa-n|i|m=valtsaka | {{siwa-n|i|m=valtsaka}} | ||
# {{lb|siwa|neologism}} book | # {{lb|siwa|neologism}} book | ||
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{{siwa-noun|i|a}} | {{siwa-noun|i|a}} | ||
Latest revision as of 09:35, 11 May 2026
Siwa
Pronunciation
Etymology
From ỏlma (“leaf”) + -atst- (“thin and fragile”).
Noun
valtsa inan (marked valtsaka)
- (neologism) book
Inflection
valtsa — inanimate noun, a-declension
| Unmarked agentive/dative |
Marked patientive/genitive |
Locative | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| inessive | illative | elative | adessive | allative | ablative | ||
| valtsa | valtsaka | valtsakia | valtsakita | valtsakika | valtsakima | valtsakibma | valtsakiska |