Taivutusparia
Taivutusparia is a term used in linguistics and language learning to denote a pair of inflected forms of a single lexeme that illustrate a particular inflection pattern. The concept emphasizes how a word changes its ending to express grammatical categories such as case, number, tense, or person. In practice, a taivutusparia is not a separate word but two surface forms drawn from the same base form, chosen to show a contrasting inflection.
In dictionaries and grammar descriptions, taivutusparit (plural) or taivutusparia (singular) are used as pedagogical tools to
Examples help illustrate the idea. For a Finnish noun, a taivutusparia might pair nominative singular talo
Taivutusparia are widely used in language pedagogy and lexicography to illustrate regular and irregular inflection patterns.