нум

See also: hym

Kamassian

Etymology

From Proto-Samoyedic *num.

Noun

нум (num)

1. sky
2. weather

Declension

Declension of нум
	singular	plural
nominative	нум (num)	нумәйәʼ (numəjəʔ)	нумзаӈ (numzaŋ)
genitive	нумән (numən)	нумәйән (numəjən)	нумзан (numzan)
accusative	нумәм (numəm)	нумәйәм (numəjəm)	нумзаӈәм (numzaŋəm)
allative	нумдә (numdə)	нумәйәнә (numəjənə)	нумзаӈдә (numzaŋdə)
locative	нумгән (numgən)	нумәйәгән (numəjəgən)	нумзаӈгән (numzaŋgən)
ablative	нумгәʼ (numgəʔ)	нумәйәгәʼ (numəjəgəʔ)	нумзаӈгәʼ (numzaŋgəʔ)
instrumental	нумзьәʼ (numźəʔ)	нумәйәзьәʼ (numəjəźəʔ)	нумзаӈзьәʼ (numzaŋźəʔ)

Possessive forms of нум
	First	Second	Third
singular	нумә (numə)	нумлә (numlə)	нумтә (numtə)
dual	нумәй (numəj)	нумләй (numləj)	нумтәй (numtəj)
plural	нумаʼ (numaʔ)	нумлаʼ (numlaʔ)	нумтаʼ (numtaʔ)

Derived terms

• нумән тхӱʼ (numən tʰüʔ)

 

References

• Donner, Kai R. (1944) “num̀”, in Kamassisches Wörterbuch nebst Sprachproben und Hauptzügen der Grammatik‎^[1], Helsinki: Suomalais-Ugrilainen Seura

Mongolian

Etymology

From Proto-Mongolic *numun, compare Buryat номо (nomo), Kalmyk нумн (numn), East Yugur nimin.

Noun

нум • (num)

1. bow (weapon used with arrows)

Derived terms

• нум сум (num sum)

See also

• сум (sum, “arrow”)

Yagnobi

Etymology

From Tajik ном (nom).

Noun

нум (num)

1. name