mustakumina

Finnish

Etymology

musta (“black”) +‎ kumina (“caraway”)

Noun

mustakumina

  1. A flower native to SW Asia, the seeds of which are used as spice; fennel flower, nutmeg flower, Roman coriander, blackseed, black caraway, black onion seed (Nigella sativa).

Declension
Inflection of mustakumina (Kotus type 12/kulkija, no gradation)
nominative mustakumina mustakuminat
genitive mustakuminan mustakuminoiden
mustakuminoitten
partitive mustakuminaa mustakuminoita
illative mustakuminaan mustakuminoihin
singular plural
nominative mustakumina mustakuminat
accusative nom. mustakumina mustakuminat
gen. mustakuminan
genitive mustakuminan mustakuminoiden
mustakuminoitten
mustakuminainrare
partitive mustakuminaa mustakuminoita
inessive mustakuminassa mustakuminoissa
elative mustakuminasta mustakuminoista
illative mustakuminaan mustakuminoihin
adessive mustakuminalla mustakuminoilla
ablative mustakuminalta mustakuminoilta
allative mustakuminalle mustakuminoille
essive mustakuminana mustakuminoina
translative mustakuminaksi mustakuminoiksi
instructive — mustakuminoin
abessive mustakuminatta mustakuminoitta
comitative — mustakuminoineen

Synonyms
  • rohtoneidonkukka
  • ryytineito
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