Grammatical number (Komi-Permyak)
Pl
Pl: The number system is limited to singular and plural.
The paradigm of the noun oš ‘bear’
| nominative | oš | oš-šez |
|---|---|---|
| genitive | oš-lön | oš-šez-lön |
| ablative | oš-liś | oš-šez-liś |
| dative | oš-lö | oš-šez-lö |
| accusative | oš-ös | oš-šez-ös |
| instrumental | oš-ön | oš-šez-ön |
| comitative | oš-köt | oš-šez-köt |
| abessive/caritive | oš-tög | oš-šez-tög |
| preclusive | oš-śa | oš-šez-śa |
| consecutive | oš-la | oš-šez-la |
| inessive | oš-yn | oš-šez-yn |
| illative | oš-ö | oš-šez-ö |
| elative | oš-iś | oš-šez-iś |
| approximative | oš-lań | oš-šez-lań |
| delative | oš-śań | oš-šez-śań |
| prolative | oš-öt | oš-šez-öt |
| terminative | oš-öʒ́/oš-vi | oš-šez-öʒ́/oš-šez-vi |
(based on Ponomareva 2010)
The paradigm of the verb munny ‘to go’
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st person | mun-a | mun-am(ö) |
| 2nd person | mun-an | mun-at(ö) |
| 3rd person | mun-ö | mun-öny |
(based on Ponomareva 2010)
The number system of Komi Permyak consists of singular and plural both in the nominal and the verbal categories. (Bartens 2000: 72–77, Lobanova 2017: 46).
Author: Nikolett F. Gulyás