[ˈmûɔ̯sa]
OriginFrom Proto-Balto-Slavic [Term?]. Cognates include Latvian māsa and Lithuanian moša (“sister-in-law”).
Formsmuoseņa(diminutive) · muosa(nominative, singular) · muosys(nominative, plural) · muosas(dialectal, nominative, plural) · muosys(genitive, singular) · muosas(dialectal, genitive, singular) · muosu(genitive, plural) · muosai(dative, singular) · muosom(dative, plural) · muosu(accusative, singular) · muosys(accusative, plural) · muosas(accusative, dialectal, plural) · muosu(instrumental, singular) · muosom(instrumental, plural) · muosā(locative, singular) · muosuos(locative, plural) · muosa(singular, vocative) · muos(singular, vocative) · muosys(plural, vocative) · muosas(dialectal, plural, vocative)