rottasota

Finnish

Etymology

rotta (“rat”) +‎ sota (“war”)

Noun

rottasota

  1. A campaign to destroy rats in a given area, often carried out in late autumn - early winter when the rats seek shelter in heated buildings. During such campaign houseowners are encouraged to install rat traps in their premises so as to leave the rats as few places to hide as possible.

Declension
Inflection of rottasota (Kotus type 10/koira, t-d gradation)
nominative rottasota rottasodat
genitive rottasodan rottasotien
partitive rottasotaa rottasotia
illative rottasotaan rottasotiin
singular plural
nominative rottasota rottasodat
accusative nom. rottasota rottasodat
gen. rottasodan
genitive rottasodan rottasotien
rottasotainrare
partitive rottasotaa rottasotia
inessive rottasodassa rottasodissa
elative rottasodasta rottasodista
illative rottasotaan rottasotiin
adessive rottasodalla rottasodilla
ablative rottasodalta rottasodilta
allative rottasodalle rottasodille
essive rottasotana rottasotina
translative rottasodaksi rottasodiksi
instructive — rottasodin
abessive rottasodatta rottasoditta
comitative — rottasotineen
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