pajo

Ido

Etymology

From English and French page, German Page, Italian paggio, Spanish paje, ultimately from Late Latin pagius.

Noun

pajo (plural paji)

  1. page (servant)
  2. (card games) jack, knave, varlet
Playing cards in Ido · ludokarti (layout · text)
aso duo trio quaro kino siso sepo
oko nono deko pajo damo rejo jokmentiemo

Karelian

Noun

pajo

  1. song

Ludian

Noun

pajo

  1. song

Veps

Noun

pajo

  1. song

Inflection
Inflection of pajo
nominative sing. pajo
genitive sing. pajon
partitive sing. pajod
partitive plur. pajoid
singular plural
nominative pajo pajod
accusative pajon pajod
genitive pajon pajoiden
partitive pajod pajoid
essive-instructive pajon pajoin
translative pajoks pajoikš
inessive pajos pajoiš
elative pajospäi pajoišpäi
illative ? pajoihe
adessive pajol pajoil
ablative pajolpäi pajoilpäi
allative pajole pajoile
abessive pajota pajoita
comitative pajonke pajoidenke
prolative pajodme pajoidme
approximative I pajonno pajoidenno
approximative II pajonnoks pajoidennoks
egressive pajonnopäi pajoidennopäi
terminative I ? pajoihesai
terminative II pajolesai pajoilesai
terminative III pajossai —
additive I ? pajoihepäi
additive II pajolepäi pajoilepäi

References
  • Zajceva, N. G.; Mullonen, M. I. (2007), “песня”, in Uz’ venä-vepsläine vajehnik / Novyj russko-vepsskij slovarʹ [New Russian–Veps Dictionary], Petrozavodsk: Periodika
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