kaakeliuuni

Finnish

Etymology

Compound of kaakeli (“ceramic tile”) and uuni (“oven, stove”). The word was originally modified from Swedish kakelugn to the form kakluuni, which later developed to a more Finnish-sounding kaakeliuuni. Both are used in current language.

Noun

kaakeliuuni

  1. tilestove (kind of a heating stove; kakluuni)

Declension
Inflection of kaakeliuuni (Kotus type 5/risti, no gradation)
nominative kaakeliuuni kaakeliuunit
genitive kaakeliuunin kaakeliuunien
partitive kaakeliuunia kaakeliuuneja
illative kaakeliuuniin kaakeliuuneihin
singular plural
nominative kaakeliuuni kaakeliuunit
accusative nom. kaakeliuuni kaakeliuunit
gen. kaakeliuunin
genitive kaakeliuunin kaakeliuunien
partitive kaakeliuunia kaakeliuuneja
inessive kaakeliuunissa kaakeliuuneissa
elative kaakeliuunista kaakeliuuneista
illative kaakeliuuniin kaakeliuuneihin
adessive kaakeliuunilla kaakeliuuneilla
ablative kaakeliuunilta kaakeliuuneilta
allative kaakeliuunille kaakeliuuneille
essive kaakeliuunina kaakeliuuneina
translative kaakeliuuniksi kaakeliuuneiksi
instructive — kaakeliuunein
abessive kaakeliuunitta kaakeliuuneitta
comitative — kaakeliuuneineen

Synonyms
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