Омӧль

See also: омӧль

Komi-Zyrian

Etymology

From омӧль (omöľ, “bad, wicked”). Alternatively, perhaps distantly related to Finnish Jumala.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈomɘʎ/, [ˈo̞mɘʎ]
  • Hyphenation: О‧мӧль

Proper noun

Омӧль • (Omöľ)

  1. One of the two original deities in Komi mythology, often portrayed by a loon.

Declension
Declension of Омӧль (stem: Омӧль-)
singular plural
nominative Омӧль (Omöľ) —
accusative I* Омӧль (Omöľ) —
II* Омӧльӧс (Omöľös) —
instrumental Омӧльӧн (Omöľön) —
comitative Омӧлькӧд (Omöľköd) —
caritive Омӧльтӧг (Omöľtög) —
consecutive Омӧльла (Omöľla) —
genitive Омӧльлӧн (Omöľlön) —
ablative Омӧльлысь (Omöľlyś) —
dative Омӧльлы (Omöľly) —
inessive Омӧльын (Omöľyn) —
elative Омӧльысь (Omöľyś) —
illative Омӧльӧ (Omöľö) —
egressive Омӧльсянь (Omöľśaň) —
approximative Омӧльлань (Omöľlaň) —
terminative Омӧльӧдз (Omöľödź) —
prolative I Омӧльӧд (Omöľöd) —
II Омӧльті (Omöľti) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Possessive declension of Омӧль
First person singular
singular plural
nominative Омӧльӧй (Omöľöj) —
accusative I* Омӧльӧй (Omöľöj) —
II* Омӧльӧс (Omöľös) —
instrumental Омӧльнам (Omöľnam) —
comitative Омӧльӧйкӧд (Omöľöjköd) —
caritive Омӧльтӧгым (Omöľtögym) —
consecutive Омӧльӧйла (Omöľöjla) —
genitive Омӧльӧйлӧн (Omöľöjlön) —
ablative Омӧльӧйлысь (Omöľöjlyś) —
dative Омӧльӧйлы (Omöľöjly) —
inessive Омӧлям (Omöľam) —
elative Омӧльсьым (Omöľśym) —
illative Омӧлям (Omöľam) —
egressive Омӧльсяньым (Omöľśaňym) —
approximative Омӧльланьым (Omöľlaňym) —
terminative Омӧльӧдзым (Omöľödźym) —
prolative I Омӧльӧдым (Omöľödym) —
II Омӧльтіым (Omöľtiym) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person singular
singular plural
nominative Омӧльыд (Omöľyd) —
accusative I* Омӧльыд (Omöľyd) —
II* Омӧльтӧ (Omöľtö) —
instrumental Омӧльнад (Omöľnad) —
comitative Омӧльыдкӧд (Omöľydköd) —
caritive Омӧльтӧгыд (Omöľtögyd) —
consecutive Омӧльыдла (Omöľydla) —
genitive Омӧльыдлӧн (Omöľydlön) —
ablative Омӧльыдлысь (Omöľydlyś) —
dative Омӧльыдлы (Omöľydly) —
inessive Омӧляд (Omöľad) —
elative Омӧльсьыд (Omöľśyd) —
illative Омӧляд (Omöľad) —
egressive Омӧльсяньыд (Omöľśaňyd) —
approximative Омӧльланьыд (Omöľlaňyd) —
terminative Омӧльӧдзыд (Omöľödźyd) —
prolative I Омӧльӧдыд (Omöľödyd) —
II Омӧльтіыд (Omöľtiyd) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person singular
singular plural
nominative Омӧльыс (Omöľys) —
accusative I* Омӧльыс (Omöľys) —
II* Омӧльсӧ (Omöľsö) —
instrumental Омӧльнас (Omöľnas) —
comitative Омӧльыскӧд (Omöľysköd) —
caritive Омӧльтӧгыс (Omöľtögys) —
consecutive Омӧльысла (Omöľysla) —
genitive Омӧльыслӧн (Omöľyslön) —
ablative Омӧльыслысь (Omöľyslyś) —
dative Омӧльыслы (Omöľysly) —
inessive Омӧляс (Omöľas) —
elative Омӧльсьыс (Omöľśys) —
illative Омӧляс (Omöľas) —
egressive Омӧльсяньыс (Omöľśaňys) —
approximative Омӧльланьыс (Omöľlaňys) —
terminative Омӧльӧдзыс (Omöľödźys) —
prolative I Омӧльӧдыс (Omöľödys) —
II Омӧльтіыс (Omöľtiys) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
First person plural
singular plural
nominative Омӧльным (Omöľnym) —
accusative I* Омӧльным (Omöľnym) —
II* Омӧльнымӧ (Omöľnymö) —
instrumental Омӧльнаным (Omöľnanym) —
comitative Омӧльнымкӧд (Omöľnymköd) —
caritive Омӧльтӧгным (Omöľtögnym) —
consecutive Омӧльнымла (Omöľnymla) —
genitive Омӧльнымлӧн (Omöľnymlön) —
ablative Омӧльнымлысь (Omöľnymlyś) —
dative Омӧльнымлы (Omöľnymly) —
inessive Омӧляным (Omöľanym) —
elative Омӧльсьыным (Omöľśynym) —
illative Омӧляным (Omöľanym) —
egressive Омӧльсяньыным (Omöľśaňynym) —
approximative Омӧльланьыным (Omöľlaňynym) —
terminative Омӧльӧдзыным (Omöľödźynym) —
prolative I Омӧльӧдыным (Omöľödynym) —
II Омӧльтіыным (Omöľtiynym) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Second person plural
singular plural
nominative Омӧльныд (Omöľnyd) —
accusative I* Омӧльныд (Omöľnyd) —
II* Омӧльнытӧ (Omöľnytö) —
instrumental Омӧльнаныд (Omöľnanyd) —
comitative Омӧльныдкӧд (Omöľnydköd) —
caritive Омӧльтӧгныд (Omöľtögnyd) —
consecutive Омӧльныдла (Omöľnydla) —
genitive Омӧльныдлӧн (Omöľnydlön) —
ablative Омӧльныдлысь (Omöľnydlyś) —
dative Омӧльныдлы (Omöľnydly) —
inessive Омӧляныд (Omöľanyd) —
elative Омӧльсьыныд (Omöľśynyd) —
illative Омӧляныд (Omöľanyd) —
egressive Омӧльсяньыныд (Omöľśaňynyd) —
approximative Омӧльланьыныд (Omöľlaňynyd) —
terminative Омӧльӧдзыныд (Omöľödźynyd) —
prolative I Омӧльӧдыныд (Omöľödynyd) —
II Омӧльтіыныд (Omöľtiynyd) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.
Third person plural
singular plural
nominative Омӧльныс (Omöľnys) —
accusative I* Омӧльныс (Omöľnys) —
II* Омӧльнысӧ (Omöľnysö) —
instrumental Омӧльнаныс (Omöľnanys) —
comitative Омӧльнымкӧс (Omöľnymkös) —
caritive Омӧльтӧгныс (Omöľtögnys) —
consecutive Омӧльнысла (Omöľnysla) —
genitive Омӧльныслӧн (Omöľnyslön) —
ablative Омӧльныслысь (Omöľnyslyś) —
dative Омӧльныслы (Omöľnysly) —
inessive Омӧляныс (Omöľanys) —
elative Омӧльсьыныс (Omöľśynys) —
illative Омӧляныс (Omöľanys) —
egressive Омӧльсяньыныс (Omöľśaňynys) —
approximative Омӧльланьыныс (Omöľlaňynys) —
terminative Омӧльӧдзыныс (Omöľödźynys) —
prolative I Омӧльӧдыныс (Omöľödynys) —
II Омӧльтіыныс (Omöľtiynys) —
*) Animate nouns almost exclusively take the type II accusative ending, whereas inanimate nouns can be used with either ending, but are more often found with type I.

See also

References
  • N. D. Konakov et al. (1999) Мифология Коми [Komi mythology] (Енциклопедия Уральских мифологий), ДИК, page 42
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