nakkisota

Finnish

Etymology

nakki (“wiener”) +‎ sota (“war”)

Noun

nakkisota

  1. (informal) An imaginary war that took place a long time ago; the word can be used to refer to unspecified time in the distant past by combining it with references to time, such as ennen (“before”), aikaan (“at the time of”) or jälkeen (“after”).

Declension

Inflection of nakkisota (Kotus type 10/koira, t-d gradation)
nominative nakkisota nakkisodat
genitive nakkisodan nakkisotien
partitive nakkisotaa nakkisotia
illative nakkisotaan nakkisotiin
singular plural
nominative nakkisota nakkisodat
accusative nom. nakkisota nakkisodat
gen. nakkisodan
genitive nakkisodan nakkisotien
nakkisotainrare
partitive nakkisotaa nakkisotia
inessive nakkisodassa nakkisodissa
elative nakkisodasta nakkisodista
illative nakkisotaan nakkisotiin
adessive nakkisodalla nakkisodilla
ablative nakkisodalta nakkisodilta
allative nakkisodalle nakkisodille
essive nakkisotana nakkisotina
translative nakkisodaksi nakkisodiksi
instructive — nakkisodin
abessive nakkisodatta nakkisoditta
comitative — nakkisotineen

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