Keltsvian[]
Pronounciation[]
(Pronunciation: [agmon])
Etymology[]
From Proto-Indo-European *akmōn.
Noun[]
akmon (plural akmonon)
- stone
- (slang) diamond
Declension[]
| Declension of akmon | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singular | Plural | |
| Nominative | akmon | akmonon |
| Accusative | akmon | akmonon |
| Dative | akmonu | akmononu |
| Ablative | akmone | akmonone |
| Genitive | akmona | akmonona |
| Causative and temative | akmonose | akmononose |
| Comitative and instrumental | akmonom | akmononom |
| Lative | ana akmon | ana akmonon |
| Locative and temporary | akmone | akmonone |
| Privative | akmonas | akmononas |
Derived words[]
- akmonar (n), stonecutter.
- akmondom (n), quarry.
- akmonin (n), pebble.
- akmonok (adj), hard (colloquially).
- akmonoz (v), to harden (colloquially).
- ekmon (n), brick.