Nominative/base verb or noun presented when clicking on words

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In case and conjugation heavy languages like Finnish could the nominative/base verb or noun be presented. I don’t need all the iterations just the nominative.
like for “kasvoillaan”

both “on her face” and “kasvot” -”face” so I know the base

or like “emännälle” to the hostess

which base word is “hostess” - “emäntä”

That would make imput 20 times more effective because then I’m given the starting point and I can learn the grammar be seeing it 100,000 times and not having to look it up or guess every time.

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I guess that’s the difficulty with agglutinative languages.
Maybe Finnish learners could add the base word as a tag on a vocabulary entry. So the next person is able to see that.
Or you could add a vocabulary definition like “base word: …”
I myself, would actually write something like:
pijvlakškena [example from the Finno-Ugric language Mari]:
away from our dogs
(dog-PL-DIRECTION-POSSESSIV)

Maybe learners of Turkish, Hungarian, Georgian, Swahili, etc. have more suggestions!?