Contionary:talša
Chlouvānem
Alternative forms
Etymology
Lällshag tallshia (story), learned reborrowing during the Age of Discovery.
Pronunciation
Noun
talša
- novel (work of prose fiction)
- nimahullē ga jahībāšin ga naviṣya lahīla talša chlǣvānumi naihī nīk.
- "Colonel Nimahullē" was the first novel of Chlouvānem literature.
- nimahullē ga jahībāšin ga naviṣya lahīla talša chlǣvānumi naihī nīk.
Inflection
| 1-h type declension | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
| Direct | talša | talšāt | talšai |
| Vocative | talše | ||
| Accusative | talšu | talšāṣa | talšaih |
| Ergative | talšei | talšāra | talšān |
| Genitive | talši | talševa | talšumi |
| Translative | talšan | talšarį | talšemān |
| Exessive | talšat | talšabhan | talšenīs |
| Essive | talšęs | talšanne | talšāra |
| Dative | talšom | talšarį | talšesām |
| Ablative | talšų | talšabhan | talšenīs |
| Locative | talše | talšanne | talšelīm |
| Instrumental | talšap | talšabhan | talšenīka |
Usage notes
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Related terms
- naviṣya "book"