seep

seebi (genitive)
seepi (partitive)
seep (nominative singular)
seebid (nominative plural)
seep (accusative nominative singular)
seebid (accusative nominative plural)
seebi (accusative genitive singular)
seebid (accusative genitive plural)
seebi (genitive singular)
seepide (genitive plural)
seepi (partitive singular)
seepe (partitive plural)
seepisid (partitive plural)
seepi (illative singular)
seebisse (illative singular)
seepidesse (illative plural)
seebesse (illative plural)
seebis (inessive singular)
seepides (inessive plural)
seebes (inessive plural)
seebist (elative singular)
seepidest (elative plural)
seebest (elative plural)
seebile (allative singular)
seepidele (allative plural)
seebele (allative plural)
seebil (adessive singular)
seepidel (adessive plural)
seebel (adessive plural)
seebilt (ablative singular)
seepidelt (ablative plural)
seebelt (ablative plural)
seebiks (singular translative)
seepideks (plural translative)
seebeks (plural translative)
seebini (singular terminative)
seepideni (plural terminative)
seebina (essive singular)
seepidena (essive plural)
seebita (abessive singular)
seepideta (abessive plural)
seebiga (comitative singular)
seepidega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German sêpe. First attested in 1632. Doublet of soop.

(chemistry, in the plural) soap salt (metallic salt derived from a fatty acid)


kaka

kaka (genitive)
kakat (partitive)
kaka (nominative singular)
kakad (nominative plural)
kaka (accusative nominative singular)
kakad (accusative nominative plural)
kaka (accusative genitive singular)
kakad (accusative genitive plural)
kaka (genitive singular)
kakade (genitive plural)
kakat (partitive singular)
kakasid (partitive plural)
kakka (illative singular)
kakasse (illative singular)
kakadesse (illative plural)
kakas (inessive singular)
kakades (inessive plural)
kakast (elative singular)
kakadest (elative plural)
kakale (allative singular)
kakadele (allative plural)
kakal (adessive singular)
kakadel (adessive plural)
kakalt (ablative singular)
kakadelt (ablative plural)
kakaks (singular translative)
kakadeks (plural translative)
kakani (singular terminative)
kakadeni (plural terminative)
kakana (essive singular)
kakadena (essive plural)
kakata (abessive singular)
kakadeta (abessive plural)
kakaga (comitative singular)
kakadega (comitative plural)


saun

sauna (genitive)
sauna (partitive)
saun (nominative singular)
saunad (nominative plural)
saun (accusative nominative singular)
saunad (accusative nominative plural)
sauna (accusative genitive singular)
saunad (accusative genitive plural)
sauna (genitive singular)
saunade (genitive plural)
sauna (partitive singular)
saunu (partitive plural)
saunasid (partitive plural)
sauna (illative singular)
saunasse (illative singular)
saunadesse (illative plural)
saunusse (illative plural)
saunas (inessive singular)
saunades (inessive plural)
saunus (inessive plural)
saunast (elative singular)
saunadest (elative plural)
saunust (elative plural)
saunale (allative singular)
saunadele (allative plural)
saunule (allative plural)
saunal (adessive singular)
saunadel (adessive plural)
saunul (adessive plural)
saunalt (ablative singular)
saunadelt (ablative plural)
saunult (ablative plural)
saunaks (singular translative)
saunadeks (plural translative)
saunuks (plural translative)
saunani (singular terminative)
saunadeni (plural terminative)
saunana (essive singular)
saunadena (essive plural)
saunata (abessive singular)
saunadeta (abessive plural)
saunaga (comitative singular)
saunadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *sakna, possibly from Proto-Germanic *stakkaz (“a barn; rick; haystack”), cognate with English stack, Old Norse stakkr (“stack”) and dialectal Swedish stake (“hearth, fireplace”). Possibly also from Proto-Germanic *sāpnaz (“a place of soap”). Cognate with Finnish sauna, Livvi saunu, Livonian sōna and Northern Sami suovdnji (“a pit dug in snow”).

cog

Spaas on ka mitu sauna ja jõusaal.

A heated building or room made for sweating and washing.

Pärast trenni on hea saunas käia

It feels great to have a sauna after a workout.


šampoon

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šampoon (genitive šampooni, partitive šampooni)

šampooni (genitive)
šampooni (partitive)
šampoon (nominative singular)
šampoonid (nominative plural)
šampoon (accusative nominative singular)
šampoonid (accusative nominative plural)
šampooni (accusative genitive singular)
šampoonid (accusative genitive plural)
šampooni (genitive singular)
šampoonide (genitive plural)
šampooni (partitive singular)
šampoone (partitive plural)
šampoonisid (partitive plural)
šampooni (illative singular)
šampoonisse (illative singular)
šampoonidesse (illative plural)
šampoonesse (illative plural)
šampoonis (inessive singular)
šampoonides (inessive plural)
šampoones (inessive plural)
šampoonist (elative singular)
šampoonidest (elative plural)
šampoonest (elative plural)
šampoonile (allative singular)
šampoonidele (allative plural)
šampoonele (allative plural)
šampoonil (adessive singular)
šampoonidel (adessive plural)
šampoonel (adessive plural)
šampoonilt (ablative singular)
šampoonidelt (ablative plural)
šampoonelt (ablative plural)
šampooniks (singular translative)
šampoonideks (plural translative)
šampooneks (plural translative)
šampoonini (singular terminative)
šampoonideni (plural terminative)
šampoonina (essive singular)
šampoonidena (essive plural)
šampoonita (abessive singular)
šampoonideta (abessive plural)
šampooniga (comitative singular)
šampoonidega (comitative plural)

From English shampoo, ultimately from Hindi चाँपो (cā̃po), imperative form of चाँपना (cā̃pnā, “to press, knead”).

raviv šampoon

ostab pudeli šampooni

peseb šampooniga pead


kemmerg

kemmerg (genitive kemmergu, partitive kemmergut)

kemmergu (genitive)
kemmergut (partitive)
kemmerg (nominative singular)
kemmergud (nominative plural)
kemmerg (accusative nominative singular)
kemmergud (accusative nominative plural)
kemmergu (accusative genitive singular)
kemmergud (accusative genitive plural)
kemmergu (genitive singular)
kemmergute (genitive plural)
kemmergut (partitive singular)
kemmerguid (partitive plural)
kemmergusse (illative singular)
kemmergutesse (illative plural)
kemmerguisse (illative plural)
kemmergus (inessive singular)
kemmergutes (inessive plural)
kemmerguis (inessive plural)
kemmergust (elative singular)
kemmergutest (elative plural)
kemmerguist (elative plural)
kemmergule (allative singular)
kemmergutele (allative plural)
kemmerguile (allative plural)
kemmergul (adessive singular)
kemmergutel (adessive plural)
kemmerguil (adessive plural)
kemmergult (ablative singular)
kemmergutelt (ablative plural)
kemmerguilt (ablative plural)
kemmerguks (singular translative)
kemmerguteks (plural translative)
kemmerguiks (plural translative)
kemmerguni (singular terminative)
kemmerguteni (plural terminative)
kemmerguna (essive singular)
kemmergutena (essive plural)
kemmerguta (abessive singular)
kemmerguteta (abessive plural)
kemmerguga (comitative singular)
kemmergutega (comitative plural)

From Baltic German Kämmerchen. Possibly an older Middle Low German loan, but it is unattested. See also kamber (“chamber”), which is the affixless version of this root.


vannituba

vannituba (genitive vannitoa, partitive vannituba)

vannitoa (genitive)
vannituba (partitive)
vannituba (nominative singular)
vannitoad (nominative plural)
vannituba (accusative nominative singular)
vannitoad (accusative nominative plural)
vannitoa (accusative genitive singular)
vannitoad (accusative genitive plural)
vannitoa (genitive singular)
vannitubade (genitive plural)
vannituba (partitive singular)
vannitube (partitive plural)
vannitubasid (partitive plural)
vannituppa (illative singular)
vannitoasse (illative singular)
vannitubadesse (illative plural)
vannitoas (inessive singular)
vannitubades (inessive plural)
vannitoast (elative singular)
vannitubadest (elative plural)
vannitoale (allative singular)
vannitubadele (allative plural)
vannitoal (adessive singular)
vannitubadel (adessive plural)
vannitoalt (ablative singular)
vannitubadelt (ablative plural)
vannitoaks (singular translative)
vannitubadeks (plural translative)
vannitoani (singular terminative)
vannitubadeni (plural terminative)
vannitoana (essive singular)
vannitubadena (essive plural)
vannitoata (abessive singular)
vannitubadeta (abessive plural)
vannitoaga (comitative singular)
vannitubadega (comitative plural)


hambahari

hambahari (genitive [please provide], partitive [please provide])


peegel

peegel (genitive peegli, partitive peeglit)

peegli (genitive)
peeglit (partitive)
peegel (nominative singular)
peeglid (nominative plural)
peegel (accusative nominative singular)
peeglid (accusative nominative plural)
peegli (accusative genitive singular)
peeglid (accusative genitive plural)
peegli (genitive singular)
peeglite (genitive plural)
peeglit (partitive singular)
peegleid (partitive plural)
peeglisse (illative singular)
peeglitesse (illative plural)
peegleisse (illative plural)
peeglis (inessive singular)
peeglites (inessive plural)
peegleis (inessive plural)
peeglist (elative singular)
peeglitest (elative plural)
peegleist (elative plural)
peeglile (allative singular)
peeglitele (allative plural)
peegleile (allative plural)
peeglil (adessive singular)
peeglitel (adessive plural)
peegleil (adessive plural)
peeglilt (ablative singular)
peeglitelt (ablative plural)
peegleilt (ablative plural)
peegliks (singular translative)
peegliteks (plural translative)
peegleiks (plural translative)
peeglini (singular terminative)
peegliteni (plural terminative)
peeglina (essive singular)
peeglitena (essive plural)
peeglita (abessive singular)
peegliteta (abessive plural)
peegliga (comitative singular)
peeglitega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German spēgel, ultimately from Latin speculum.

A smooth surface (usually glass coated with a thin layer of metal) reflecting light, that creates a clear image of people and objects.

(optics) A part of an optical instrument.


dušš

duši (genitive)
dušši (partitive)
dušš (nominative singular)
dušid (nominative plural)
dušš (accusative nominative singular)
dušid (accusative nominative plural)
duši (accusative genitive singular)
dušid (accusative genitive plural)
duši (genitive singular)
duššide (genitive plural)
dušši (partitive singular)
dušše (partitive plural)
duššisid (partitive plural)
dušši (illative singular)
dušisse (illative singular)
duššidesse (illative plural)
dušesse (illative plural)
dušis (inessive singular)
duššides (inessive plural)
dušes (inessive plural)
dušist (elative singular)
duššidest (elative plural)
dušest (elative plural)
dušile (allative singular)
duššidele (allative plural)
dušele (allative plural)
dušil (adessive singular)
duššidel (adessive plural)
dušel (adessive plural)
dušilt (ablative singular)
duššidelt (ablative plural)
dušelt (ablative plural)
dušiks (singular translative)
duššideks (plural translative)
dušeks (plural translative)
dušini (singular terminative)
duššideni (plural terminative)
dušina (essive singular)
duššidena (essive plural)
dušita (abessive singular)
duššideta (abessive plural)
dušiga (comitative singular)
duššidega (comitative plural)

From French douche, from Italian doccia.

shower (instance of using this device in order to bathe oneself)


tualett

tualett (genitive tualeti, partitive tualetti)

tualeti (genitive)
tualetti (partitive)
tualett (nominative singular)
tualetid (nominative plural)
tualett (accusative nominative singular)
tualetid (accusative nominative plural)
tualeti (accusative genitive singular)
tualetid (accusative genitive plural)
tualeti (genitive singular)
tualettide (genitive plural)
tualetti (partitive singular)
tualette (partitive plural)
tualettisid (partitive plural)
tualetti (illative singular)
tualetisse (illative singular)
tualettidesse (illative plural)
tualetesse (illative plural)
tualetis (inessive singular)
tualettides (inessive plural)
tualetes (inessive plural)
tualetist (elative singular)
tualettidest (elative plural)
tualetest (elative plural)
tualetile (allative singular)
tualettidele (allative plural)
tualetele (allative plural)
tualetil (adessive singular)
tualettidel (adessive plural)
tualetel (adessive plural)
tualetilt (ablative singular)
tualettidelt (ablative plural)
tualetelt (ablative plural)
tualetiks (singular translative)
tualettideks (plural translative)
tualeteks (plural translative)
tualetini (singular terminative)
tualettideni (plural terminative)
tualetina (essive singular)
tualettidena (essive plural)
tualetita (abessive singular)
tualettideta (abessive plural)
tualetiga (comitative singular)
tualettidega (comitative plural)

Borrowed from German Toilette (“toilet”), from French toilette (“toilet; lavatory”), from both toile (“fabric; cloth”), from Old French toile (“fabric; web”), from earlier form teile, from Latin tēla (“web”), from Proto-Italic *tekslā, and the ending from -ette, feminine form of -et, from Middle French -et, from Old French -et, from Late Latin -ittus, from Proto-Italic *-tos, from Proto-Indo-European *-tós (suffix creating verbal adjectives).

der

palun öelge, kus siin tualett on

a toilet (a room or enclosed area containing a toilet: a bathroom or water closet.)


hambapasta

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hambapasta (genitive hambapasta, partitive hambapastat)

hambapasta (genitive)
hambapastat (partitive)
hambapasta (nominative singular)
hambapastad (nominative plural)
hambapasta (accusative nominative singular)
hambapastad (accusative nominative plural)
hambapasta (accusative genitive singular)
hambapastad (accusative genitive plural)
hambapasta (genitive singular)
hambapastade (genitive plural)
hambapastat (partitive singular)
hambapastasid (partitive plural)
hambapastasse (illative singular)
hambapastadesse (illative plural)
hambapastas (inessive singular)
hambapastades (inessive plural)
hambapastast (elative singular)
hambapastadest (elative plural)
hambapastale (allative singular)
hambapastadele (allative plural)
hambapastal (adessive singular)
hambapastadel (adessive plural)
hambapastalt (ablative singular)
hambapastadelt (ablative plural)
hambapastaks (singular translative)
hambapastadeks (plural translative)
hambapastani (singular terminative)
hambapastadeni (plural terminative)
hambapastana (essive singular)
hambapastadena (essive plural)
hambapastata (abessive singular)
hambapastadeta (abessive plural)
hambapastaga (comitative singular)
hambapastadega (comitative plural)

Kõige parem hambapasta, mida kasutanud olen!

This is the best toothpaste I've ever used!

A paste for cleaning teeth, normally put on a toothbrush.


dušigeel

dušigeel (genitive dušigeeli, partitive dušigeeli)

dušigeeli (genitive)
dušigeeli (partitive)
dušigeel (nominative singular)
dušigeelid (nominative plural)
dušigeel (accusative nominative singular)
dušigeelid (accusative nominative plural)
dušigeeli (accusative genitive singular)
dušigeelid (accusative genitive plural)
dušigeeli (genitive singular)
dušigeelide (genitive plural)
dušigeeli (partitive singular)
dušigeele (partitive plural)
dušigeelisid (partitive plural)
dušigeeli (illative singular)
dušigeelisse (illative singular)
dušigeelidesse (illative plural)
dušigeelesse (illative plural)
dušigeelis (inessive singular)
dušigeelides (inessive plural)
dušigeeles (inessive plural)
dušigeelist (elative singular)
dušigeelidest (elative plural)
dušigeelest (elative plural)
dušigeelile (allative singular)
dušigeelidele (allative plural)
dušigeelele (allative plural)
dušigeelil (adessive singular)
dušigeelidel (adessive plural)
dušigeelel (adessive plural)
dušigeelilt (ablative singular)
dušigeelidelt (ablative plural)
dušigeelelt (ablative plural)
dušigeeliks (singular translative)
dušigeelideks (plural translative)
dušigeeleks (plural translative)
dušigeelini (singular terminative)
dušigeelideni (plural terminative)
dušigeelina (essive singular)
dušigeelidena (essive plural)
dušigeelita (abessive singular)
dušigeelideta (abessive plural)
dušigeeliga (comitative singular)
dušigeelidega (comitative plural)