Парма

See also: парма

Komi-Zyrian

Etymology

From парма (parma, “taiga”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈparma/, [ˈpärmä]
  • Hyphenation: пар‧ма

Noun

Парма • (Parma)

  1. Mother Nature in Komi mythology.

Declension
Declension of Парма (stem: Парма-)
singular plural
nominative Парма (Parma) —
accusative I* Парма (Parma) —
II* Пармаӧс (Parmaös) —
instrumental Пармаӧн (Parmaön) —
comitative Пармакӧд (Parmaköd) —
caritive Парматӧг (Parmatög) —
consecutive Пармала (Parmala) —
genitive Пармалӧн (Parmalön) —
ablative Пармалысь (Parmalyś) —
dative Пармалы (Parmaly) —
inessive Пармаын (Parmayn) —
elative Пармаысь (Parmayś) —
illative Пармаӧ (Parmaö) —
egressive Пармасянь (Parmaśań) —
approximative Пармалань (Parmalań) —
terminative Пармаӧдз (Parmaödź) —
prolative I Пармаӧд (Parmaöd) —
II Парматі (Parmati) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Possessive declension of Парма
First person singular
singular plural
nominative Пармаӧй (Parmaöj) —
accusative I* Пармаӧй (Parmaöj) —
II* Пармаӧс (Parmaös) —
instrumental Парманам (Parmanam) —
comitative Пармаӧйкӧд (Parmaöjköd) —
caritive Парматӧгым (Parmatögym) —
consecutive Пармаӧйла (Parmaöjla) —
genitive Пармаӧйлӧн (Parmaöjlön) —
ablative Пармаӧйлысь (Parmaöjlyś) —
dative Пармаӧйлы (Parmaöjly) —
inessive Пармаам (Parmaam) —
elative Пармасьым (Parmaśym) —
illative Пармаам (Parmaam) —
egressive Пармасяньым (Parmaśańym) —
approximative Пармаланьым (Parmalańym) —
terminative Пармаӧдзым (Parmaödźym) —
prolative I Пармаӧдым (Parmaödym) —
II Парматіым (Parmatiym) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person singular
singular plural
nominative Пармаыд (Parmayd) —
accusative I* Пармаыд (Parmayd) —
II* Парматӧ (Parmatö) —
instrumental Парманад (Parmanad) —
comitative Пармаыдкӧд (Parmaydköd) —
caritive Парматӧгыд (Parmatögyd) —
consecutive Пармаыдла (Parmaydla) —
genitive Пармаыдлӧн (Parmaydlön) —
ablative Пармаыдлысь (Parmaydlyś) —
dative Пармаыдлы (Parmaydly) —
inessive Пармаад (Parmaad) —
elative Пармасьыд (Parmaśyd) —
illative Пармаад (Parmaad) —
egressive Пармасяньыд (Parmaśańyd) —
approximative Пармаланьыд (Parmalańyd) —
terminative Пармаӧдзыд (Parmaödźyd) —
prolative I Пармаӧдыд (Parmaödyd) —
II Парматіыд (Parmatiyd) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person singular
singular plural
nominative Пармаыс (Parmays) —
accusative I* Пармаыс (Parmays) —
II* Пармасӧ (Parmasö) —
instrumental Парманас (Parmanas) —
comitative Пармаыскӧд (Parmaysköd) —
caritive Парматӧгыс (Parmatögys) —
consecutive Пармаысла (Parmaysla) —
genitive Пармаыслӧн (Parmayslön) —
ablative Пармаыслысь (Parmayslyś) —
dative Пармаыслы (Parmaysly) —
inessive Пармаас (Parmaas) —
elative Пармасьыс (Parmaśys) —
illative Пармаас (Parmaas) —
egressive Пармасяньыс (Parmaśańys) —
approximative Пармаланьыс (Parmalańys) —
terminative Пармаӧдзыс (Parmaödźys) —
prolative I Пармаӧдыс (Parmaödys) —
II Парматіыс (Parmatiys) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
First person plural
singular plural
nominative Парманым (Parmanym) —
accusative I* Парманым (Parmanym) —
II* Парманымӧ (Parmanymö) —
instrumental Пармананым (Parmananym) —
comitative Парманымкӧд (Parmanymköd) —
caritive Парматӧгным (Parmatögnym) —
consecutive Парманымла (Parmanymla) —
genitive Парманымлӧн (Parmanymlön) —
ablative Парманымлысь (Parmanymlyś) —
dative Парманымлы (Parmanymly) —
inessive Пармааным (Parmaanym) —
elative Пармасьыным (Parmaśynym) —
illative Пармааным (Parmaanym) —
egressive Пармасяньным (Parmaśańnym) —
approximative Пармаланьным (Parmalańnym) —
terminative Пармаӧдзным (Parmaödźnym) —
prolative I Пармаӧдным (Parmaödnym) —
II Парматіным (Parmatinym) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person plural
singular plural
nominative Парманыд (Parmanyd) —
accusative I* Парманыд (Parmanyd) —
II* Парманытӧ (Parmanytö) —
instrumental Пармананыд (Parmananyd) —
comitative Парманыдкӧд (Parmanydköd) —
caritive Парматӧгныд (Parmatögnyd) —
consecutive Парманыдла (Parmanydla) —
genitive Парманыдлӧн (Parmanydlön) —
ablative Парманыдлысь (Parmanydlyś) —
dative Парманыдлы (Parmanydly) —
inessive Пармааныд (Parmaanyd) —
elative Пармасьыныд (Parmaśynyd) —
illative Пармааныд (Parmaanyd) —
egressive Пармасяньныд (Parmaśańnyd) —
approximative Пармаланьныд (Parmalańnyd) —
terminative Пармаӧдзныд (Parmaödźnyd) —
prolative I Пармаӧдныд (Parmaödnyd) —
II Парматіныд (Parmatinyd) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person plural
singular plural
nominative Парманыс (Parmanys) —
accusative I* Парманыс (Parmanys) —
II* Парманысӧ (Parmanysö) —
instrumental Пармананыс (Parmananys) —
comitative Парманымкӧс (Parmanymkös) —
caritive Парматӧгныс (Parmatögnys) —
consecutive Парманысла (Parmanysla) —
genitive Парманыслӧн (Parmanyslön) —
ablative Парманыслысь (Parmanyslyś) —
dative Парманыслы (Parmanysly) —
inessive Пармааныс (Parmaanys) —
elative Пармасьыныс (Parmaśynys) —
illative Пармааныс (Parmaanys) —
egressive Пармасяньныс (Parmaśańnys) —
approximative Пармаланьныс (Parmalańnys) —
terminative Пармаӧдзныс (Parmaödźnys) —
prolative I Пармаӧдныс (Parmaödnys) —
II Парматіныс (Parmatinys) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.

References
  • N. D. Konakov et al. (1999) Мифология Коми [Komi mythology] (Енциклопедия Уральских мифологий), ДИК, page 43
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