/ˈjurːi/, [ˈjurːi]
AlkuperäPossibly from dialectal Swedish jurra (“to speak loudly”) or from jubel (“party”).
- colloquialsynonym of humala (“drunkenness, intoxication”)
Muodotjurri(nominative, singular) · jurrit(nominative, plural) · jurri(accusative, nominative, singular) · jurrit(accusative, nominative, plural) · jurrin(accusative, genitive, singular) · jurrit(accusative, genitive, plural) · jurrin(genitive, singular) · jurrien(genitive, plural) · jurria(partitive, singular) · jurreja(partitive, plural) · jurrissa(inessive, singular) · jurreissa(inessive, plural) · jurrista(elative, singular) · jurreista(elative, plural) · jurriin(illative, singular) · jurreihin(illative, plural) · jurrilla(adessive, singular) · jurreilla(adessive, plural) · jurrilta(ablative, singular) · jurreilta(ablative, plural)