Noun type: 7
Characteristics
Singular
| Nominative | piki |
| Partitive | pikeä |
| Genetive | pien |
| Accusative | pien |
| Inessive | piessä |
| Elative | piestä |
| Illative | pikeen |
| Adessive | piellä |
| Ablative | pieltä |
| Allative | pielle |
| Essive | pikenä |
| Translative | pieksi |
| Abessive | piettä |
Plural
| Nominative | piet |
| Partitive | pikiä |
| Genetive | pikien |
| Accusative | piet |
| Inessive | piissä |
| Elative | piistä |
| Illative | pikiin |
| Adessive | piillä |
| Ablative | piiltä |
| Allative | piille |
| Essive | pikinä |
| Translative | piiksi |
| Abessive | piittä |
| Instructive | piin |
| Comitative | pikine |
Sample Sentences
Etymology
Borrowed from Old Swedish bik, from Middle Low German pik, from Latin pix. The e-stem, unusual for a borrowing as recent as this, is probably by analogy with hiki in order to avoid problematic homonymous forms such as *piin (~ piin, genitive of pii). See: Latin Nouns '
pix'.
Nouns inflected like piki
alpi,
appi,
arki,
arpi,
haahti,
hanhi,
hanki,
happi,
hapsi,
hauki,
helmi,
helpi,
henki,
hetki,
hiki,
hirvi,
hyttysparvi,
impi,
indigosini,
joki, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)