| (inanimate noun) declension |
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|
indefinite |
singular |
plural |
| absolutive |
marti |
martia |
martiak |
| ergative |
martik |
martiak |
martiek |
| dative |
martiri |
martiari |
martiei |
|
genitive |
martiren |
martiaren |
martien
|
| comitative |
martirekin |
martiarekin |
martiekin |
| causative |
martirentzat |
martiarentzat |
martientzat |
|
benefactive |
martirengatik |
martiarengatik |
martiengatik |
| instrumental |
martiz |
martiaz |
martiez |
|
inessive |
martitan |
martian |
martietan |
| locative |
martitako |
martiko |
martietako |
|
allative |
martitara |
martira |
martietara |
|
terminative |
martitaraino |
martiraino |
martietaraino |
| directive |
martitarantz |
martirantz |
martietarantz |
| destinative |
martitarako |
martirako |
martietarako |
| ablative |
martitatik |
martitik |
martietatik |
| partitive |
martirik |
- |
-
|
| prolative |
martitzat |
- |
-
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Synonyms
Corsican
Noun
marti m
- Tuesday
Ido
Noun
marti
- plural of marto
Latin
Noun
martī
- dative singular of martes
Latvian
Noun
marti m
- nominative plural form of marts
- vocative plural form of marts
Lithuanian
Noun
marti
- daughter-in-law
Venetian
Etymology
From Latin Martis dīēs, variant of dīēs Martis (“day of Mars”). Compare Italian martedì.
Noun
marti m (invariable)
- Tuesday