malka

See also: mālkā

Finnish

Etymology

From a Baltic language, compare Latvian malka (“firewood, splinter”), Lithuanian malka (“firewood, splinter, log”).

Noun

malka

a spruce pole placed on top of birchbark in a traditional roof design
(biblical) beam, speck (in one's eye)

Declension

Inflection of malka (Kotus type 9/kala, k- gradation)
nominative		malka	malat
genitive		malan	malkojen
partitive		malkaa	malkoja
illative		malkaan	malkoihin
		singular	plural
nominative		malka	malat
accusative	nom.	malka	malat
accusative	gen.	malan	malat
genitive		malan	malkojen malkain^rare
partitive		malkaa	malkoja
inessive		malassa	maloissa
elative		malasta	maloista
illative		malkaan	malkoihin
adessive		malalla	maloilla
ablative		malalta	maloilta
allative		malalle	maloille
essive		malkana	malkoina
translative		malaksi	maloiksi
instructive		—	maloin
abessive		malatta	maloitta
comitative		—	malkoineen

Inflection of malka (Kotus type 9/kala, no gradation)
nominative		malka	malkat
genitive		malkan	malkojen
partitive		malkaa	malkoja
illative		malkaan	malkoihin
		singular	plural
nominative		malka	malkat
accusative	nom.	malka	malkat
accusative	gen.	malkan	malkat
genitive		malkan	malkojen malkain^rare
partitive		malkaa	malkoja
inessive		malkassa	malkoissa
elative		malkasta	malkoista
illative		malkaan	malkoihin
adessive		malkalla	malkoilla
ablative		malkalta	malkoilta
allative		malkalle	malkoille
essive		malkana	malkoina
translative		malkaksi	malkoiksi
instructive		—	malkoin
abessive		malkatta	malkoitta
comitative		—	malkoineen

Anagrams

kalma

Lithuanian

Noun

malka f

log, firewood
heap, pile
pack of cards

Swahili

Noun

malka (needs class)

queen (powerful or forceful female person)

This Swahili entry was created from the translations listed at queen. It may be less reliable than other entries, and may be missing parts of speech or additional senses. Please also see malka in the Swahili Wiktionary. This notice will be removed when the entry is checked. (more information) July 2009

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