/ˈpolis/, [ˈpo̞lis̠]
AlkuperäLearned borrowing from Ancient Greek πόλις (pólis, “fortified town; city state”).
- historicalpolis; Greek city-state
“Kreikkalainen polis tuli sekä etruski- että latinalaisten yhteisöjen esikuvaksi – –.” — The Greek polis came to be a role model for Estruscan and Latin communities alike – –
Muodotpolis(nominative, singular) · polikset(nominative, plural) · polis(accusative, nominative, singular) · polikset(accusative, nominative, plural) · poliksen(accusative, genitive, singular) · polikset(accusative, genitive, plural) · poliksen(genitive, singular) · polisten(genitive, plural) · poliksien(genitive, plural) · polista(partitive, singular) · poliksia(partitive, plural) · poliksessa(inessive, singular) · poliksissa(inessive, plural) · poliksesta(elative, singular) · poliksista(elative, plural) · polikseen(illative, singular) · poliksiin(illative, plural) · poliksella(adessive, singular) · poliksilla(adessive, plural) · polikselta(ablative, singular)