maitojuna
Finnish
Etymology
The origin of the idiomatic meaning (2) comes from military slang: maitojuna was a train responsible for military logistics for a garrison with a Reserve Officer School, and a slang term developed around returning by the train to signify becoming a pushout.
Pronunciation
Noun
maitojuna
Declension
Inflection of maitojuna (Kotus type 10/koira, no gradation) | |||
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nominative | maitojuna | maitojunat | |
genitive | maitojunan | maitojunien | |
partitive | maitojunaa | maitojunia | |
illative | maitojunaan | maitojuniin | |
singular | plural | ||
nominative | maitojuna | maitojunat | |
accusative | nom. | maitojuna | maitojunat |
gen. | maitojunan | ||
genitive | maitojunan | maitojunien maitojunain rare | |
partitive | maitojunaa | maitojunia | |
inessive | maitojunassa | maitojunissa | |
elative | maitojunasta | maitojunista | |
illative | maitojunaan | maitojuniin | |
adessive | maitojunalla | maitojunilla | |
ablative | maitojunalta | maitojunilta | |
allative | maitojunalle | maitojunille | |
essive | maitojunana | maitojunina | |
translative | maitojunaksi | maitojuniksi | |
abessive | maitojunatta | maitojunitta | |
instructive | — | maitojunin | |
comitative | See the possessive forms below. |