"ärtu" meaning in All languages combined

See ärtu on Wiktionary

Noun [Estonian]

Etymology: From Swedish hjärter. Less likely from Middle Low German herte, which is also seen in the archaic/poetic term härtu (“dear”). As card games were first introduced to Estonia during the Swedish era, a borrowing from Swedish seems more likely. Etymology templates: {{der|et|sv|hjärter}} Swedish hjärter, {{der|et|gml|herte}} Middle Low German herte Head templates: {{head|et|nouns|genitive|ärtu|||partitive|ärtut|||cat2=|f1accel-form=gen|s|f1request=1|f2accel-form=gen|s|f3accel-form=par|s|f3request=1|f4accel-form=par|s|head=}} ärtu (genitive ärtu, partitive ärtut), {{et-noun|ärtu|ärtut}} ärtu (genitive ärtu, partitive ärtut) Inflection templates: {{et-decl-pere|ärtu}} Forms: ärtu [genitive], ärtut [partitive], no-table-tags [table-tags], ärtu [nominative, singular], ärtud [nominative, plural], ärtu [accusative, nominative, singular], ärtud [accusative, nominative, plural], ärtu [accusative, genitive, singular], ärtud [accusative, genitive, plural], ärtu [genitive, singular], ärtude [genitive, plural], ärtut [partitive, singular], ärtusid [partitive, plural], ärtusse [illative, singular], ärtudesse [illative, plural], ärtus [inessive, singular], ärtudes [inessive, plural], ärtust [elative, singular], ärtudest [elative, plural], ärtule [allative, singular], ärtudele [allative, plural], ärtul [adessive, singular], ärtudel [adessive, plural], ärtult [ablative, singular], ärtudelt [ablative, plural], ärtuks [singular, translative], ärtudeks [plural, translative], ärtuni [singular, terminative], ärtudeni [plural, terminative], ärtuna [essive, singular], ärtudena [essive, plural], ärtuta [abessive, singular], ärtudeta [abessive, plural], ärtuga [comitative, singular], ärtudega [comitative, plural]
  1. (card games) hearts Categories (topical): Card games Related terms: poti, ruutu, risti
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