happo
See also: happō
Finnish
Etymology
happ- (“sour, acidic”) + -o. Modern meaning "acid" coined by Finnish folklorist and linguist Daniel Europaeus.
Pronunciation
Noun
happo
- acid
- (colloquial) A drunkard, sot
Declension
Inflection of happo (Kotus type 1*B/valo, pp-p gradation) | |||
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nominative | happo | hapot | |
genitive | hapon | happojen | |
partitive | happoa | happoja | |
illative | happoon | happoihin | |
singular | plural | ||
nominative | happo | hapot | |
accusative | nom. | happo | hapot |
gen. | hapon | ||
genitive | hapon | happojen | |
partitive | happoa | happoja | |
inessive | hapossa | hapoissa | |
elative | haposta | hapoista | |
illative | happoon | happoihin | |
adessive | hapolla | hapoilla | |
ablative | hapolta | hapoilta | |
allative | hapolle | hapoille | |
essive | happona | happoina | |
translative | hapoksi | hapoiksi | |
abessive | hapotta | hapoitta | |
instructive | — | hapoin | |
comitative | See the possessive forms below. |
Derived terms
Derived terms
Compounds
- adipiinihappo
- akkuhappo
- aminohappo
- boorihappo
- erukahappo
- etikkahappo
- fosforihappo
- ftaalihappo
- fumaarihappo
- happihappo
- happo-emästasapaino
- happohotelli
- happokylpy
- happomarja
- happosade
- happovakio
- hiilihappo
- kapriinihappo
- kapronihappo
- kapryylihappo
- maitohappo
- maleiinihappo