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aser (genitive aseri, partitive aserit)
Declension of aser (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation) | |||
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singular | plural | ||
nominative | aser | aserid | |
accusative | nom. | ||
gen. | aseri | ||
genitive | aserite | ||
partitive | aserit | asereid | |
illative | aserisse | aseritesse asereisse | |
inessive | aseris | aserites asereis | |
elative | aserist | aseritest asereist | |
allative | aserile | aseritele asereile | |
adessive | aseril | aseritel asereil | |
ablative | aserilt | aseritelt asereilt | |
translative | aseriks | aseriteks asereiks | |
terminative | aserini | aseriteni | |
essive | aserina | aseritena | |
abessive | aserita | aseriteta | |
comitative | aseriga | aseritega |
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