kustavilaisaika

Finnish

Etymology

From kustavilainen (“Gustavian”) + aika (“time, era”), from Swedish Gustavianska tiden, from kings Gustav III and Gustav IV, who ruled during the period

Noun

kustavilaisaika

  1. (historical, rare) A period in Swedish history characterized by autocratic monarchy, starting with the change of constitution in the year 1772 and ending with the loss of Finland to Russia, which was followed by a constitutional reform in 1809.

Usage notes

More frequently called kustavilainen aika or Kustavilainen aika, which is also the term preferred by the historians.

Declension
Inflection of kustavilaisaika (Kotus type 9/kala, ik-j gradation)
nominative kustavilaisaika kustavilaisajat
genitive kustavilaisajan kustavilaisaikojen
partitive kustavilaisaikaa kustavilaisaikoja
illative kustavilaisaikaan kustavilaisaikoihin
singular plural
nominative kustavilaisaika kustavilaisajat
accusative nom. kustavilaisaika kustavilaisajat
gen. kustavilaisajan
genitive kustavilaisajan kustavilaisaikojen
kustavilaisaikainrare
partitive kustavilaisaikaa kustavilaisaikoja
inessive kustavilaisajassa kustavilaisajoissa
elative kustavilaisajasta kustavilaisajoista
illative kustavilaisaikaan kustavilaisaikoihin
adessive kustavilaisajalla kustavilaisajoilla
ablative kustavilaisajalta kustavilaisajoilta
allative kustavilaisajalle kustavilaisajoille
essive kustavilaisaikana kustavilaisaikoina
translative kustavilaisajaksi kustavilaisajoiksi
instructive — kustavilaisajoin
abessive kustavilaisajatta kustavilaisajoitta
comitative — kustavilaisaikoineen
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