essee

head

essee (genitive essee, partitive esseed)

essee (genitive)
esseed (partitive)
essee (nominative singular)
esseed (nominative plural)
essee (accusative nominative singular)
esseed (accusative nominative plural)
essee (accusative genitive singular)
esseed (accusative genitive plural)
essee (genitive singular)
esseede (genitive plural)
esseed (partitive singular)
esseid (partitive plural)
esseesid (partitive plural)
esseesse (illative singular)
esseedesse (illative plural)
esseisse (illative plural)
essees (inessive singular)
esseedes (inessive plural)
esseis (inessive plural)
esseest (elative singular)
esseedest (elative plural)
esseist (elative plural)
esseele (allative singular)
esseedele (allative plural)
esseile (allative plural)
esseel (adessive singular)
esseedel (adessive plural)
esseil (adessive plural)
esseelt (ablative singular)
esseedelt (ablative plural)
esseilt (ablative plural)
esseeks (singular translative)
esseedeks (plural translative)
esseiks (plural translative)
esseeni (singular terminative)
esseedeni (plural terminative)
esseena (essive singular)
esseedena (essive plural)
esseeta (abessive singular)
esseedeta (abessive plural)
esseega (comitative singular)
esseedega (comitative plural)

From French essai (“try, attempt”), ultimately from Late Latin exagium (“weighing”).

essay (written composition of moderate length)


vaim

vaimu (genitive)
vaimu (partitive)
vaim (nominative singular)
vaimud (nominative plural)
vaim (accusative nominative singular)
vaimud (accusative nominative plural)
vaimu (accusative genitive singular)
vaimud (accusative genitive plural)
vaimu (genitive singular)
vaimude (genitive plural)
vaimu (partitive singular)
vaime (partitive plural)
vaimusid (partitive plural)
vaimu (illative singular)
vaimusse (illative singular)
vaimudesse (illative plural)
vaimesse (illative plural)
vaimus (inessive singular)
vaimudes (inessive plural)
vaimes (inessive plural)
vaimust (elative singular)
vaimudest (elative plural)
vaimest (elative plural)
vaimule (allative singular)
vaimudele (allative plural)
vaimele (allative plural)
vaimul (adessive singular)
vaimudel (adessive plural)
vaimel (adessive plural)
vaimult (ablative singular)
vaimudelt (ablative plural)
vaimelt (ablative plural)
vaimuks (singular translative)
vaimudeks (plural translative)
vaimeks (plural translative)
vaimuni (singular terminative)
vaimudeni (plural terminative)
vaimuna (essive singular)
vaimudena (essive plural)
vaimuta (abessive singular)
vaimudeta (abessive plural)
vaimuga (comitative singular)
vaimudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *vaimo, from Proto-Uralic *wajŋe. Cognates include Finnish vaimo (“wife”), Northern Sami váibmu (“heart”), Erzya ойме (ojme, “soul; breath”) and Moksha вайме (vajme, “soul; breath”).

Terves kehas terve vaim.

Vaim on valmis, aga liha nõder.

The spirit is eager, but the flesh is weak. (Matthew 26:41)

spirit, soul (everything psychic in a human being (especially thinking, consciousness) as opposed to the physical)

Vaimus näeb ta end juba uues korteris.

In his/her imagination, (s)he already sees him/herself in the new apartment.

Kuulen vaimus sinu etteheiteid.

Elatud elu libises vaimus ta silme eest läbi.

The life (s)he had lived flashed before his/her mind's eye.

Mingem vaimus tagasi aastasse 1941.

Let's imagine ourselves being back in the year 1941.

Ma ei saa kaasa tulla, kuid vaimus olen teiega.

I can't come, but I'm with you in spirit.

Tulgu lugeja meiega waimus Kiusna küla poole kaasa, seal, poole tee peal, Kiusna ja Paunwere wahel, Supsi talu maa peal, sammu paarsada maanteest, on wäike, puudest ja põõsastest ümbritsetud majakene.

1913, Oskar Luts, chapter VIII, in Kewade II, Tartu: Noor-Eesti, page 53:

Let the reader follow us in their imagination towards the village of Kiusna, there, halfway between Kiusna and Paunvere, on the land of Supsi farm, about a few hundred paces from the road, is a small house surrounded by trees and bushes.

Jälle tõused vaimu ette, / kaljuvalla kallis rand! / Jälle purjed lahe vette / mälestuse lootsik kann'd! / Jälle järve niiskeil harjul / lendab tuule vägedel, / sügavama hiie varjul / hõiskab kõrgeil mägedel!

1967, Lydia Koidula, “Mälestusi [Memories]”, in Aino Undla-Põldmäe, compiler, Väike luuleraamat (poetry), Tallinn: Eesti Raamat, →ISBN, page 107:

Again you show yourself in my mind, / dear beach of Kaljuvald! / Again the skiff of memory / has carried its sails into the gulf water! / Again on the lake's damp crest / it flies with the wind's forces, / in the shade of the deepest grove / it shouts on the high mountains!

(chiefly in the inessive case) imagination, mind's eye

isamaaline vaim

Siin majas on teised kombed ja teine vaim.

There are different customs and a different way of thinking in this house.

Vilistlastes elab edasi kuulsa kooli vaim.

The spirit of the famous school lives on in its alumni.

Tänapäeva ühiskonnas on mõjule pääsemas karjääritegemise vaim.

A careerist way of thinking is gaining ground in today's society.

Olen õigluse vaimus kasvatatud.

I was brought up in the spirit of justice.

Romantika ning idealismi vaimus sirgunud põlvkond.

A generation grown up in the spirit of romanticism and idealism.

võimu ja vaimu vastuolud ühiskonnas

contradictions of power and mind in society

Ja siis hakatakse jälle rääkima tapamasinate piiramisest ja keelamisest, plahvatusainete luku taha panemisest ja uue põlvkonna kasvatamisest sõja vihkamise vaimus.

1969, Ilmar Sikemäe, “Mõtteid sõjast ja sõdimisest [Reflections on War and Warfare]”, in Sada lugu [A Hundred Stories], Tallinn: Eesti Raamat, →ISBN, page 114:

And then there will be more talk of restricting and banning killing machines, locking up explosives and raising a new generation to hate war.

spirit, mind (a way of thinking that characterises a collective, a period; its characteristic beliefs, inherent mentality)

Muutustest ei tulnud midagi välja ja nii elati vanas vaimus edasi.

Nothing came of the changes and so life went on as usual.

Pidu kestis samas vaimus hommikuni.

The party continued in the same spirit until the morning.

See lugu sai alguse karikatuurist klassitahvlil. Oli meil saksa keele õpetaja, keda hüüdsime Kähkaks. Pärisnimi oli Käfer, herr Wilhelm Käfer. Aasta kuuekümnene kõhn mehike, ehtne balti sakslane. Ta ei piirdunud ainult saksa keelega, vaid püüdis meile — alles lapseohtu inimestele — ühtlasi saksa meelt sisse pumbata, ikka selles vaimus, et kõik hea ja tähtis on sakslaste asutatud, leiutatud, tehtud ja toodetud.

1961, Ilmar Sikemäe, “See ei ole minevik [This is Not the Past]”, in Näoga tuleviku poole [Face the Future], Tallinn: Eesti Riiklik Kirjastus, →ISBN, page 229:

This story started with a caricature on a classroom blackboard. We had a German teacher we called Kähka. His real name was Käfer, Herr Wilhelm Käfer. A skinny man in his sixties, a real Baltic German. He did not confine himself to the German language, but also tried to instil in us, still in our tender years, the German character, always in the spirit that everything good and important was founded, invented, made and produced by Germans.

(in the inessive case) in the spirit of (in a certain way, manner, fashion, kind)

Püha Vaim

On nagu ussid meid kiusavad mõtted: nad roomates hingesse vaovad. On nagu tuuled nad samuti: tõusevad, paisuvad, kaovad. Kes teab nende mõtete suurust, ehk ise me nemad küll sünnitand? Kes teab nende kasvu ja jätku või millal nad kustuvad? Nad noortel võimsad ja tormised on kui põletav marutuul, nad vaiksed ning hallid vanadel on kui taevas talvisel kuul. Nad noortel ihkavad kangelastegu, suurt, uhket sangaritööd, kuid vanadel veerevad vaikselt ja vaanelt kesk suvist hämarat ööd. Siis otsivad tõe ja õiguse põhja ning jumala vaimu me sees, siis uurivad tundmata taevaste elu, mis ootavat alles meid ees.

1957, Friedebert Tuglas, chapter 2, in Felix Ormusson. Valik novelle. (Teosed; 2), 2nd edition, Tallinn: Eesti Riiklik Kirjastus, →ISBN, page 210:

They're like worms, the thoughts that tempt us: they crawl into the soul. They are like winds, too: they rise, swell, fade. Who knows the greatness of these thoughts, perhaps we ourselves have given birth to them? Who knows their growth and their endurance, or when they will be extinguished? They are mighty and stormy in the young as a burning fury wind, they are silent and grey in the old as the sky in the winter moon. They in the young crave heroic deeds, great, glorious chariots, but in the old roll silent and lurking in the midst of the summer's dark night. Then they seek truth and justice and the spirit of God in us, then they search the unknown life of the heavens, which is yet to come.

(Christianity) spirit (God himself or his creative, life-giving power)


greif

greif (genitive greifi, partitive greifi)

greifi (genitive)
greifi (partitive)
greif (nominative singular)
greifid (nominative plural)
greif (accusative nominative singular)
greifid (accusative nominative plural)
greifi (accusative genitive singular)
greifid (accusative genitive plural)
greifi (genitive singular)
greifide (genitive plural)
greifi (partitive singular)
greife (partitive plural)
greifisid (partitive plural)
greifi (illative singular)
greifisse (illative singular)
greifidesse (illative plural)
greifesse (illative plural)
greifis (inessive singular)
greifides (inessive plural)
greifes (inessive plural)
greifist (elative singular)
greifidest (elative plural)
greifest (elative plural)
greifile (allative singular)
greifidele (allative plural)
greifele (allative plural)
greifil (adessive singular)
greifidel (adessive plural)
greifel (adessive plural)
greifilt (ablative singular)
greifidelt (ablative plural)
greifelt (ablative plural)
greifiks (singular translative)
greifideks (plural translative)
greifeks (plural translative)
greifini (singular terminative)
greifideni (plural terminative)
greifina (essive singular)
greifidena (essive plural)
greifita (abessive singular)
greifideta (abessive plural)
greifiga (comitative singular)
greifidega (comitative plural)


Piilupart Donald

Piilupart Donald (genitive [please provide], partitive [please provide])


Pöial-Liisi

Pöial-Liisi (genitive Pöial-Liisi, partitive Pöial-Liisit)

Pöial-Liisi (genitive)
Pöial-Liisit (partitive)
Pöial-Liisi (nominative singular)
Pöial-Liisid (nominative plural)
Pöial-Liisi (accusative nominative singular)
Pöial-Liisid (accusative nominative plural)
Pöial-Liisi (accusative genitive singular)
Pöial-Liisid (accusative genitive plural)
Pöial-Liisi (genitive singular)
Pöial-Liiside (genitive plural)
Pöial-Liisit (partitive singular)
Pöial-Liisisid (partitive plural)
Pöial-Liisisse (illative singular)
Pöial-Liisidesse (illative plural)
Pöial-Liisis (inessive singular)
Pöial-Liisides (inessive plural)
Pöial-Liisist (elative singular)
Pöial-Liisidest (elative plural)
Pöial-Liisile (allative singular)
Pöial-Liisidele (allative plural)
Pöial-Liisil (adessive singular)
Pöial-Liisidel (adessive plural)
Pöial-Liisilt (ablative singular)
Pöial-Liisidelt (ablative plural)
Pöial-Liisiks (singular translative)
Pöial-Liisideks (plural translative)
Pöial-Liisini (singular terminative)
Pöial-Liisideni (plural terminative)
Pöial-Liisina (essive singular)
Pöial-Liisidena (essive plural)
Pöial-Liisita (abessive singular)
Pöial-Liisideta (abessive plural)
Pöial-Liisiga (comitative singular)
Pöial-Liisidega (comitative plural)


vikatimees

vikatimees (genitive vikatimehe, partitive vikatimeest)

vikatimehe (genitive)
vikatimeest (partitive)
vikatimees (nominative singular)
vikatimehed (nominative plural)
vikatimees (accusative nominative singular)
vikatimehed (accusative nominative plural)
vikatimehe (accusative genitive singular)
vikatimehed (accusative genitive plural)
vikatimehe (genitive singular)
vikatimeeste (genitive plural)
vikatimeest (partitive singular)
vikatimehi (partitive plural)
vikatimehesse (illative singular)
vikatimeestesse (illative plural)
vikatimehisse (illative plural)
vikatimehes (inessive singular)
vikatimeestes (inessive plural)
vikatimehis (inessive plural)
vikatimehest (elative singular)
vikatimeestest (elative plural)
vikatimehist (elative plural)
vikatimehele (allative singular)
vikatimeestele (allative plural)
vikatimehile (allative plural)
vikatimehel (adessive singular)
vikatimeestel (adessive plural)
vikatimehil (adessive plural)
vikatimehelt (ablative singular)
vikatimeestelt (ablative plural)
vikatimehilt (ablative plural)
vikatimeheks (singular translative)
vikatimeesteks (plural translative)
vikatimehiks (plural translative)
vikatimeheni (singular terminative)
vikatimeesteni (plural terminative)
vikatimehena (essive singular)
vikatimeestena (essive plural)
vikatimeheta (abessive singular)
vikatimeesteta (abessive plural)
vikatimehega (comitative singular)
vikatimeestega (comitative plural)

(figuratively) Death, the Grim Reaper (personification of death)


armastuslugu

armastuslugu (genitive armastusloo, partitive armastuslugu)

armastusloo (genitive)
armastuslugu (partitive)
armastuslugu (nominative singular)
armastuslood (nominative plural)
armastusloo (genitive singular)
armastuslugude (genitive plural)
armastuslugu (partitive singular)
armastuslugusid (partitive plural)
armastuslukku (illative singular)
armastusloosse (illative singular)
armastuslugudesse (illative plural)
armastusloos (inessive singular)
armastuslugudes (inessive plural)
armastusloost (elative singular)
armastuslugudest (elative plural)
armastusloole (allative singular)
armastuslugudele (allative plural)
armastuslool (adessive singular)
armastuslugudel (adessive plural)
armastusloolt (ablative singular)
armastuslugudelt (ablative plural)
armastuslooks (singular translative)
armastuslugudeks (plural translative)
armastuslooni (singular terminative)
armastuslugudeni (plural terminative)
armastusloona (essive singular)
armastuslugudena (essive plural)
armastusloota (abessive singular)
armastuslugudeta (abessive plural)
armastuslooga (comitative singular)
armastuslugudega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

armastuslugu (type nägu)


haldjas

head

haldjas (genitive haldja, partitive haldjat)

haldja (genitive)
haldjat (partitive)
haldjas (nominative singular)
haldjad (nominative plural)
haldjas (accusative nominative singular)
haldjad (accusative nominative plural)
haldja (accusative genitive singular)
haldjad (accusative genitive plural)
haldja (genitive singular)
haldjate (genitive plural)
haldjat (partitive singular)
haldjaid (partitive plural)
haldjasse (illative singular)
haldjatesse (illative plural)
haldjaisse (illative plural)
haldjas (inessive singular)
haldjates (inessive plural)
haldjais (inessive plural)
haldjast (elative singular)
haldjatest (elative plural)
haldjaist (elative plural)
haldjale (allative singular)
haldjatele (allative plural)
haldjaile (allative plural)
haldjal (adessive singular)
haldjatel (adessive plural)
haldjail (adessive plural)
haldjalt (ablative singular)
haldjatelt (ablative plural)
haldjailt (ablative plural)
haldjaks (singular translative)
haldjateks (plural translative)
haldjaiks (plural translative)
haldjani (singular terminative)
haldjateni (plural terminative)
haldjana (essive singular)
haldjatena (essive plural)
haldjata (abessive singular)
haldjateta (abessive plural)
haldjaga (comitative singular)
haldjatega (comitative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Finnic *haltijas, from Proto-Norse *ᚺᚨᛚᛞᛁᛃᚨᛉ (*haldijaʀ). Compare Finnish haltija.

elf (magical, typically forest-guarding creature)


muinasjutt

muinasjutt (genitive muinasjutu, partitive muinasjuttu)

muinasjutu (genitive)
muinasjuttu (partitive)
muinasjutt (nominative singular)
muinasjutud (nominative plural)
muinasjutt (accusative nominative singular)
muinasjutud (accusative nominative plural)
muinasjutu (accusative genitive singular)
muinasjutud (accusative genitive plural)
muinasjutu (genitive singular)
muinasjuttude (genitive plural)
muinasjuttu (partitive singular)
muinasjutte (partitive plural)
muinasjuttusid (partitive plural)
muinasjuttu (illative singular)
muinasjutusse (illative singular)
muinasjuttudesse (illative plural)
muinasjutesse (illative plural)
muinasjutus (inessive singular)
muinasjuttudes (inessive plural)
muinasjutes (inessive plural)
muinasjutust (elative singular)
muinasjuttudest (elative plural)
muinasjutest (elative plural)
muinasjutule (allative singular)
muinasjuttudele (allative plural)
muinasjutele (allative plural)
muinasjutul (adessive singular)
muinasjuttudel (adessive plural)
muinasjutel (adessive plural)
muinasjutult (ablative singular)
muinasjuttudelt (ablative plural)
muinasjutelt (ablative plural)
muinasjutuks (singular translative)
muinasjuttudeks (plural translative)
muinasjuteks (plural translative)
muinasjutuni (singular terminative)
muinasjuttudeni (plural terminative)
muinasjutuna (essive singular)
muinasjuttudena (essive plural)
muinasjututa (abessive singular)
muinasjuttudeta (abessive plural)
muinasjutuga (comitative singular)
muinasjuttudega (comitative plural)


Kalevipoeg

Kalevipoeg (genitive Kalevipoja, partitive Kalevipoega)

Kalevipoja (genitive)
Kalevipoega (partitive)
Kalevipoeg (nominative singular)
Kalevipojad (nominative plural)
Kalevipoeg (accusative nominative singular)
Kalevipojad (accusative nominative plural)
Kalevipoja (accusative genitive singular)
Kalevipojad (accusative genitive plural)
Kalevipoja (genitive singular)
Kalevipoegade (genitive plural)
Kalevipoega (partitive singular)
Kalevipoegi (partitive plural)
Kalevipoegasid (partitive plural)
Kalevipoega (illative singular)
Kalevipojasse (illative singular)
Kalevipoegadesse (illative plural)
Kalevipojisse (illative plural)
Kalevipojas (inessive singular)
Kalevipoegades (inessive plural)
Kalevipojis (inessive plural)
Kalevipojast (elative singular)
Kalevipoegadest (elative plural)
Kalevipojist (elative plural)
Kalevipojale (allative singular)
Kalevipoegadele (allative plural)
Kalevipojile (allative plural)
Kalevipojal (adessive singular)
Kalevipoegadel (adessive plural)
Kalevipojil (adessive plural)
Kalevipojalt (ablative singular)
Kalevipoegadelt (ablative plural)
Kalevipojilt (ablative plural)
Kalevipojaks (singular translative)
Kalevipoegadeks (plural translative)
Kalevipojiks (plural translative)
Kalevipojani (singular terminative)
Kalevipoegadeni (plural terminative)
Kalevipojana (essive singular)
Kalevipoegadena (essive plural)
Kalevipojata (abessive singular)
Kalevipoegadeta (abessive plural)
Kalevipojaga (comitative singular)
Kalevipoegadega (comitative plural)

Kalevipoeg (19th century epic poem by Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald which has since been considered the Estonian national epic)


romaan

romaan (genitive romaani, partitive romaani)

romaani (genitive)
romaani (partitive)
romaan (nominative singular)
romaanid (nominative plural)
romaan (accusative nominative singular)
romaanid (accusative nominative plural)
romaani (accusative genitive singular)
romaanid (accusative genitive plural)
romaani (genitive singular)
romaanide (genitive plural)
romaani (partitive singular)
romaane (partitive plural)
romaanisid (partitive plural)
romaani (illative singular)
romaanisse (illative singular)
romaanidesse (illative plural)
romaanesse (illative plural)
romaanis (inessive singular)
romaanides (inessive plural)
romaanes (inessive plural)
romaanist (elative singular)
romaanidest (elative plural)
romaanest (elative plural)
romaanile (allative singular)
romaanidele (allative plural)
romaanele (allative plural)
romaanil (adessive singular)
romaanidel (adessive plural)
romaanel (adessive plural)
romaanilt (ablative singular)
romaanidelt (ablative plural)
romaanelt (ablative plural)
romaaniks (singular translative)
romaanideks (plural translative)
romaaneks (plural translative)
romaanini (singular terminative)
romaanideni (plural terminative)
romaanina (essive singular)
romaanidena (essive plural)
romaanita (abessive singular)
romaanideta (abessive plural)
romaaniga (comitative singular)
romaanidega (comitative plural)

Borrowed from Russian рома́н (román), from French roman, from Old French romanz, from Vulgar Latin rōmānicē, from Latin rōmānicus