anarhism
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anarhia + -ism
anarhism (genitive anarhismi, partitive anarhismi)
Declension of anarhism (ÕS type 22e/riik, length gradation) | |||
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singular | plural | ||
nominative | anarhism | anarhismid | |
accusative | nom. | ||
gen. | anarhismi | ||
genitive | anarhismide | ||
partitive | anarhismi | anarhisme anarhismisid | |
illative | anarhismi anarhismisse |
anarhismidesse anarhismesse | |
inessive | anarhismis | anarhismides anarhismes | |
elative | anarhismist | anarhismidest anarhismest | |
allative | anarhismile | anarhismidele anarhismele | |
adessive | anarhismil | anarhismidel anarhismel | |
ablative | anarhismilt | anarhismidelt anarhismelt | |
translative | anarhismiks | anarhismideks anarhismeks | |
terminative | anarhismini | anarhismideni | |
essive | anarhismina | anarhismidena | |
abessive | anarhismita | anarhismideta | |
comitative | anarhismiga | anarhismidega |
Borrowed from French anarchisme. By surface analysis, anarhie + -ism.
anarhism n (uncountable)
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