pilv

pilve (genitive)
pilve (partitive)
pilv (nominative singular)
pilved (nominative plural)
pilv (accusative nominative singular)
pilved (accusative nominative plural)
pilve (accusative genitive singular)
pilved (accusative genitive plural)
pilve (genitive singular)
pilvede (genitive plural)
pilve (partitive singular)
pilvi (partitive plural)
pilvesid (partitive plural)
pilve (illative singular)
pilvesse (illative singular)
pilvedesse (illative plural)
pilvisse (illative plural)
pilves (inessive singular)
pilvedes (inessive plural)
pilvis (inessive plural)
pilvest (elative singular)
pilvedest (elative plural)
pilvist (elative plural)
pilvele (allative singular)
pilvedele (allative plural)
pilvile (allative plural)
pilvel (adessive singular)
pilvedel (adessive plural)
pilvil (adessive plural)
pilvelt (ablative singular)
pilvedelt (ablative plural)
pilvilt (ablative plural)
pilveks (singular translative)
pilvedeks (plural translative)
pilviks (plural translative)
pilveni (singular terminative)
pilvedeni (plural terminative)
pilvena (essive singular)
pilvedena (essive plural)
pilveta (abessive singular)
pilvedeta (abessive plural)
pilvega (comitative singular)
pilvedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *pilvi, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *pilwe. Cognate with Finnish pilvi and Hungarian felhő.


nool

noole (genitive)
noolt (partitive)
nool (nominative singular)
nooled (nominative plural)
nool (accusative nominative singular)
nooled (accusative nominative plural)
noole (accusative genitive singular)
nooled (accusative genitive plural)
noole (genitive singular)
noolte (genitive plural)
noolt (partitive singular)
nooli (partitive plural)
noolde (illative singular)
noolesse (illative singular)
nooltesse (illative plural)
noolisse (illative plural)
nooles (inessive singular)
nooltes (inessive plural)
noolis (inessive plural)
noolest (elative singular)
nooltest (elative plural)
noolist (elative plural)
noolele (allative singular)
nooltele (allative plural)
noolile (allative plural)
noolel (adessive singular)
nooltel (adessive plural)
noolil (adessive plural)
noolelt (ablative singular)
nooltelt (ablative plural)
noolilt (ablative plural)
nooleks (singular translative)
noolteks (plural translative)
nooliks (plural translative)
nooleni (singular terminative)
noolteni (plural terminative)
noolena (essive singular)
nooltena (essive plural)
nooleta (abessive singular)
noolteta (abessive plural)
noolega (comitative singular)
nooltega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *nooli, from Proto-Uralic *ńële. Cognate with Finnish nuoli, Northern Mansi ня̄л (nâ̄l) and Hungarian nyíl.


sapp

sapi (genitive)
sappi (partitive)
sapp (nominative singular)
sapid (nominative plural)
sapp (accusative nominative singular)
sapid (accusative nominative plural)
sapi (accusative genitive singular)
sapid (accusative genitive plural)
sapi (genitive singular)
sappide (genitive plural)
sappi (partitive singular)
sappe (partitive plural)
sappisid (partitive plural)
sappi (illative singular)
sapisse (illative singular)
sappidesse (illative plural)
sapesse (illative plural)
sapis (inessive singular)
sappides (inessive plural)
sapes (inessive plural)
sapist (elative singular)
sappidest (elative plural)
sapest (elative plural)
sapile (allative singular)
sappidele (allative plural)
sapele (allative plural)
sapil (adessive singular)
sappidel (adessive plural)
sapel (adessive plural)
sapilt (ablative singular)
sappidelt (ablative plural)
sapelt (ablative plural)
sapiks (singular translative)
sappideks (plural translative)
sapeks (plural translative)
sapini (singular terminative)
sappideni (plural terminative)
sapina (essive singular)
sappidena (essive plural)
sapita (abessive singular)
sappideta (abessive plural)
sapiga (comitative singular)
sappidega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *sappi, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *säppä. Cognates include Finnish sappi, Hungarian epe.


ees

From Proto-Finno-Ugric *ede. Cognates include Finnish esi- and Hungarian előtt.


sarv

sarve (genitive)
sarve (partitive)
sarv (nominative singular)
sarved (nominative plural)
sarv (accusative nominative singular)
sarved (accusative nominative plural)
sarve (accusative genitive singular)
sarved (accusative genitive plural)
sarve (genitive singular)
sarvede (genitive plural)
sarve (partitive singular)
sarvi (partitive plural)
sarvesid (partitive plural)
sarve (illative singular)
sarvesse (illative singular)
sarvedesse (illative plural)
sarvisse (illative plural)
sarves (inessive singular)
sarvedes (inessive plural)
sarvis (inessive plural)
sarvest (elative singular)
sarvedest (elative plural)
sarvist (elative plural)
sarvele (allative singular)
sarvedele (allative plural)
sarvile (allative plural)
sarvel (adessive singular)
sarvedel (adessive plural)
sarvil (adessive plural)
sarvelt (ablative singular)
sarvedelt (ablative plural)
sarvilt (ablative plural)
sarveks (singular translative)
sarvedeks (plural translative)
sarviks (plural translative)
sarveni (singular terminative)
sarvedeni (plural terminative)
sarvena (essive singular)
sarvedena (essive plural)
sarveta (abessive singular)
sarvedeta (abessive plural)
sarvega (comitative singular)
sarvedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *sarvi (compare Finnish sarvi), from the same Proto-Finno-Ugric root *śarwe as Hungarian szarv.


hiir

hiire (genitive)
hiirt (partitive)
hiir (nominative singular)
hiired (nominative plural)
hiir (accusative nominative singular)
hiired (accusative nominative plural)
hiire (accusative genitive singular)
hiired (accusative genitive plural)
hiire (genitive singular)
hiirte (genitive plural)
hiirt (partitive singular)
hiiri (partitive plural)
hiirde (illative singular)
hiiresse (illative singular)
hiirtesse (illative plural)
hiirisse (illative plural)
hiires (inessive singular)
hiirtes (inessive plural)
hiiris (inessive plural)
hiirest (elative singular)
hiirtest (elative plural)
hiirist (elative plural)
hiirele (allative singular)
hiirtele (allative plural)
hiirile (allative plural)
hiirel (adessive singular)
hiirtel (adessive plural)
hiiril (adessive plural)
hiirelt (ablative singular)
hiirtelt (ablative plural)
hiirilt (ablative plural)
hiireks (singular translative)
hiirteks (plural translative)
hiiriks (plural translative)
hiireni (singular terminative)
hiirteni (plural terminative)
hiirena (essive singular)
hiirtena (essive plural)
hiireta (abessive singular)
hiirteta (abessive plural)
hiirega (comitative singular)
hiirtega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *hiiri, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *šiŋere. Cognates include Finnish hiiri, Erzya чеерь (čejeŕ), Northern Mansi таӈкер (taňker), Hungarian egér.
The computing sense is a semantic loan from English mouse.


pauk

paugu (genitive)
pauku (partitive)
pauk (nominative singular)
paugud (nominative plural)
pauk (accusative nominative singular)
paugud (accusative nominative plural)
paugu (accusative genitive singular)
paugud (accusative genitive plural)
paugu (genitive singular)
paukude (genitive plural)
pauku (partitive singular)
pauke (partitive plural)
paukusid (partitive plural)
pauku (illative singular)
paugusse (illative singular)
paukudesse (illative plural)
paugesse (illative plural)
paugus (inessive singular)
paukudes (inessive plural)
pauges (inessive plural)
paugust (elative singular)
paukudest (elative plural)
paugest (elative plural)
paugule (allative singular)
paukudele (allative plural)
paugele (allative plural)
paugul (adessive singular)
paukudel (adessive plural)
paugel (adessive plural)
paugult (ablative singular)
paukudelt (ablative plural)
paugelt (ablative plural)
pauguks (singular translative)
paukudeks (plural translative)
paugeks (plural translative)
pauguni (singular terminative)
paukudeni (plural terminative)
pauguna (essive singular)
paukudena (essive plural)
pauguta (abessive singular)
paukudeta (abessive plural)
pauguga (comitative singular)
paukudega (comitative plural)

Derived from paukuma. Compare Finnish paukku.


ige

igeme (genitive)
iget (partitive)
ige (nominative singular)
igemed (nominative plural)
ige (accusative nominative singular)
igemed (accusative nominative plural)
igeme (accusative genitive singular)
igemed (accusative genitive plural)
igeme (genitive singular)
igemete (genitive plural)
iget (partitive singular)
igemeid (partitive plural)
igemesse (illative singular)
igemetesse (illative plural)
igemeisse (illative plural)
igemes (inessive singular)
igemetes (inessive plural)
igemeis (inessive plural)
igemest (elative singular)
igemetest (elative plural)
igemeist (elative plural)
igemele (allative singular)
igemetele (allative plural)
igemeile (allative plural)
igemel (adessive singular)
igemetel (adessive plural)
igemeil (adessive plural)
igemelt (ablative singular)
igemetelt (ablative plural)
igemeilt (ablative plural)
igemeks (singular translative)
igemeteks (plural translative)
igemeiks (plural translative)
igemeni (singular terminative)
igemeteni (plural terminative)
igemena (essive singular)
igemetena (essive plural)
igemeta (abessive singular)
igemeteta (abessive plural)
igemega (comitative singular)
igemetega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *igen, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *ikene. Cognate with Finnish ien and Hungarian íny.


kari

karja (genitive)
karja (partitive)
kari (nominative singular)
karjad (nominative plural)
kari (accusative nominative singular)
karjad (accusative nominative plural)
karja (accusative genitive singular)
karjad (accusative genitive plural)
karja (genitive singular)
karjade (genitive plural)
karja (partitive singular)
karju (partitive plural)
karjasid (partitive plural)
karja (illative singular)
karjasse (illative singular)
karjadesse (illative plural)
karjusse (illative plural)
karjas (inessive singular)
karjades (inessive plural)
karjus (inessive plural)
karjast (elative singular)
karjadest (elative plural)
karjust (elative plural)
karjale (allative singular)
karjadele (allative plural)
karjule (allative plural)
karjal (adessive singular)
karjadel (adessive plural)
karjul (adessive plural)
karjalt (ablative singular)
karjadelt (ablative plural)
karjult (ablative plural)
karjaks (singular translative)
karjadeks (plural translative)
karjuks (plural translative)
karjani (singular terminative)
karjadeni (plural terminative)
karjana (essive singular)
karjadena (essive plural)
karjata (abessive singular)
karjadeta (abessive plural)
karjaga (comitative singular)
karjadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *karja, which is likely borrowed from Proto-Germanic *harjaz. Cognate with Finnish karja.


kari

kari (genitive)
kari (partitive)
kari (nominative singular)
karid (nominative plural)
kari (accusative nominative singular)
karid (accusative nominative plural)
kari (accusative genitive singular)
karid (accusative genitive plural)
kari (genitive singular)
karide (genitive plural)
kari (partitive singular)
karisid (partitive plural)
karri (illative singular)
karisse (illative singular)
karidesse (illative plural)
karis (inessive singular)
karides (inessive plural)
karist (elative singular)
karidest (elative plural)
karile (allative singular)
karidele (allative plural)
karil (adessive singular)
karidel (adessive plural)
karilt (ablative singular)
karidelt (ablative plural)
kariks (singular translative)
karideks (plural translative)
karini (singular terminative)
karideni (plural terminative)
karina (essive singular)
karidena (essive plural)
karita (abessive singular)
karideta (abessive plural)
kariga (comitative singular)
karidega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kari, borrowed from late Proto-Norse [script needed] (*skarj(a)-), from Proto-Germanic *skarją. Cognate with Finnish kari.


sool

soole (genitive)
soolt (partitive)
sool (nominative singular)
sooled (nominative plural)
sool (accusative nominative singular)
sooled (accusative nominative plural)
soole (accusative genitive singular)
sooled (accusative genitive plural)
soole (genitive singular)
soolte (genitive plural)
soolt (partitive singular)
sooli (partitive plural)
soolde (illative singular)
soolesse (illative singular)
sooltesse (illative plural)
soolisse (illative plural)
sooles (inessive singular)
sooltes (inessive plural)
soolis (inessive plural)
soolest (elative singular)
sooltest (elative plural)
soolist (elative plural)
soolele (allative singular)
sooltele (allative plural)
soolile (allative plural)
soolel (adessive singular)
sooltel (adessive plural)
soolil (adessive plural)
soolelt (ablative singular)
sooltelt (ablative plural)
soolilt (ablative plural)
sooleks (singular translative)
soolteks (plural translative)
sooliks (plural translative)
sooleni (singular terminative)
soolteni (plural terminative)
soolena (essive singular)
sooltena (essive plural)
sooleta (abessive singular)
soolteta (abessive plural)
soolega (comitative singular)
sooltega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *sooli. Cognate with Finnish suoli.


sool

soola (genitive)
soola (partitive)
sool (nominative singular)
soolad (nominative plural)
sool (accusative nominative singular)
soolad (accusative nominative plural)
soola (accusative genitive singular)
soolad (accusative genitive plural)
soola (genitive singular)
soolade (genitive plural)
soola (partitive singular)
sooli (partitive plural)
soolasid (partitive plural)
soola (illative singular)
soolasse (illative singular)
sooladesse (illative plural)
soolisse (illative plural)
soolas (inessive singular)
soolades (inessive plural)
soolis (inessive plural)
soolast (elative singular)
sooladest (elative plural)
soolist (elative plural)
soolale (allative singular)
sooladele (allative plural)
soolile (allative plural)
soolal (adessive singular)
sooladel (adessive plural)
soolil (adessive plural)
soolalt (ablative singular)
sooladelt (ablative plural)
soolilt (ablative plural)
soolaks (singular translative)
sooladeks (plural translative)
sooliks (plural translative)
soolani (singular terminative)
sooladeni (plural terminative)
soolana (essive singular)
sooladena (essive plural)
soolata (abessive singular)
sooladeta (abessive plural)
soolaga (comitative singular)
sooladega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *soola. Cognate with Finnish suola.


koor

koore (genitive)
koort (partitive)
koor (nominative singular)
koored (nominative plural)
koor (accusative nominative singular)
koored (accusative nominative plural)
koore (accusative genitive singular)
koored (accusative genitive plural)
koore (genitive singular)
koorte (genitive plural)
koort (partitive singular)
koori (partitive plural)
koorde (illative singular)
kooresse (illative singular)
koortesse (illative plural)
koorisse (illative plural)
koores (inessive singular)
koortes (inessive plural)
kooris (inessive plural)
koorest (elative singular)
koortest (elative plural)
koorist (elative plural)
koorele (allative singular)
koortele (allative plural)
koorile (allative plural)
koorel (adessive singular)
koortel (adessive plural)
kooril (adessive plural)
koorelt (ablative singular)
koortelt (ablative plural)
koorilt (ablative plural)
kooreks (singular translative)
koorteks (plural translative)
kooriks (plural translative)
kooreni (singular terminative)
koorteni (plural terminative)
koorena (essive singular)
koortena (essive plural)
kooreta (abessive singular)
koorteta (abessive plural)
koorega (comitative singular)
koortega (comitative plural)


koor

koori (genitive)
koori (partitive)
koor (nominative singular)
koorid (nominative plural)
koor (accusative nominative singular)
koorid (accusative nominative plural)
koori (accusative genitive singular)
koorid (accusative genitive plural)
koori (genitive singular)
kooride (genitive plural)
koori (partitive singular)
koore (partitive plural)
koorisid (partitive plural)
koori (illative singular)
koorisse (illative singular)
kooridesse (illative plural)
kooresse (illative plural)
kooris (inessive singular)
koorides (inessive plural)
koores (inessive plural)
koorist (elative singular)
kooridest (elative plural)
koorest (elative plural)
koorile (allative singular)
kooridele (allative plural)
koorele (allative plural)
kooril (adessive singular)
kooridel (adessive plural)
koorel (adessive plural)
koorilt (ablative singular)
kooridelt (ablative plural)
koorelt (ablative plural)
kooriks (singular translative)
koorideks (plural translative)
kooreks (plural translative)
koorini (singular terminative)
koorideni (plural terminative)
koorina (essive singular)
kooridena (essive plural)
koorita (abessive singular)
koorideta (abessive plural)
kooriga (comitative singular)
kooridega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German kōr, ultimately from Latin chorus.


vask

vase (genitive)
vaske (partitive)
vask (nominative singular)
vased (nominative plural)
vask (accusative nominative singular)
vased (accusative nominative plural)
vase (accusative genitive singular)
vased (accusative genitive plural)
vase (genitive singular)
vaskede (genitive plural)
vaske (partitive singular)
vaski (partitive plural)
vaskesid (partitive plural)
vaske (illative singular)
vasesse (illative singular)
vaskedesse (illative plural)
vasisse (illative plural)
vases (inessive singular)
vaskedes (inessive plural)
vasis (inessive plural)
vasest (elative singular)
vaskedest (elative plural)
vasist (elative plural)
vasele (allative singular)
vaskedele (allative plural)
vasile (allative plural)
vasel (adessive singular)
vaskedel (adessive plural)
vasil (adessive plural)
vaselt (ablative singular)
vaskedelt (ablative plural)
vasilt (ablative plural)
vaseks (singular translative)
vaskedeks (plural translative)
vasiks (plural translative)
vaseni (singular terminative)
vaskedeni (plural terminative)
vasena (essive singular)
vaskedena (essive plural)
vaseta (abessive singular)
vaskedeta (abessive plural)
vasega (comitative singular)
vaskedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *vaski, from Proto-Uralic *waśke.


hool

hoole (genitive)
hoolt (partitive)
hool (nominative singular)
hooled (nominative plural)
hool (accusative nominative singular)
hooled (accusative nominative plural)
hoole (accusative genitive singular)
hooled (accusative genitive plural)
hoole (genitive singular)
hoolte (genitive plural)
hoolt (partitive singular)
hooli (partitive plural)
hoolde (illative singular)
hoolesse (illative singular)
hooltesse (illative plural)
hoolisse (illative plural)
hooles (inessive singular)
hooltes (inessive plural)
hoolis (inessive plural)
hoolest (elative singular)
hooltest (elative plural)
hoolist (elative plural)
hoolele (allative singular)
hooltele (allative plural)
hoolile (allative plural)
hoolel (adessive singular)
hooltel (adessive plural)
hoolil (adessive plural)
hoolelt (ablative singular)
hooltelt (ablative plural)
hoolilt (ablative plural)
hooleks (singular translative)
hoolteks (plural translative)
hooliks (plural translative)
hooleni (singular terminative)
hoolteni (plural terminative)
hoolena (essive singular)
hooltena (essive plural)
hooleta (abessive singular)
hoolteta (abessive plural)
hoolega (comitative singular)
hooltega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *hooli. Related to Finnish huoli.


sepp

sepa (genitive)
seppa (partitive)
sepp (nominative singular)
sepad (nominative plural)
sepp (accusative nominative singular)
sepad (accusative nominative plural)
sepa (accusative genitive singular)
sepad (accusative genitive plural)
sepa (genitive singular)
seppade (genitive plural)
seppa (partitive singular)
seppi (partitive plural)
seppasid (partitive plural)
seppa (illative singular)
sepasse (illative singular)
seppadesse (illative plural)
sepisse (illative plural)
sepas (inessive singular)
seppades (inessive plural)
sepis (inessive plural)
sepast (elative singular)
seppadest (elative plural)
sepist (elative plural)
sepale (allative singular)
seppadele (allative plural)
sepile (allative plural)
sepal (adessive singular)
seppadel (adessive plural)
sepil (adessive plural)
sepalt (ablative singular)
seppadelt (ablative plural)
sepilt (ablative plural)
sepaks (singular translative)
seppadeks (plural translative)
sepiks (plural translative)
sepani (singular terminative)
seppadeni (plural terminative)
sepana (essive singular)
seppadena (essive plural)
sepata (abessive singular)
seppadeta (abessive plural)
sepaga (comitative singular)
seppadega (comitative plural)


peet

peedi (genitive)
peeti (partitive)
peet (nominative singular)
peedid (nominative plural)
peet (accusative nominative singular)
peedid (accusative nominative plural)
peedi (accusative genitive singular)
peedid (accusative genitive plural)
peedi (genitive singular)
peetide (genitive plural)
peeti (partitive singular)
peete (partitive plural)
peetisid (partitive plural)
peeti (illative singular)
peedisse (illative singular)
peetidesse (illative plural)
peedesse (illative plural)
peedis (inessive singular)
peetides (inessive plural)
peedes (inessive plural)
peedist (elative singular)
peetidest (elative plural)
peedest (elative plural)
peedile (allative singular)
peetidele (allative plural)
peedele (allative plural)
peedil (adessive singular)
peetidel (adessive plural)
peedel (adessive plural)
peedilt (ablative singular)
peetidelt (ablative plural)
peedelt (ablative plural)
peediks (singular translative)
peetideks (plural translative)
peedeks (plural translative)
peedini (singular terminative)
peetideni (plural terminative)
peedina (essive singular)
peetidena (essive plural)
peedita (abessive singular)
peetideta (abessive plural)
peediga (comitative singular)
peetidega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German bete. Compare English beet.


sügis

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sügis (genitive sügise, partitive sügist)

sügise (genitive)
sügist (partitive)
sügis (nominative singular)
sügised (nominative plural)
sügis (accusative nominative singular)
sügised (accusative nominative plural)
sügise (accusative genitive singular)
sügised (accusative genitive plural)
sügise (genitive singular)
sügiste (genitive plural)
sügist (partitive singular)
sügiseid (partitive plural)
sügisesse (illative singular)
sügistesse (illative plural)
sügiseisse (illative plural)
sügises (inessive singular)
sügistes (inessive plural)
sügiseis (inessive plural)
sügisest (elative singular)
sügistest (elative plural)
sügiseist (elative plural)
sügisele (allative singular)
sügistele (allative plural)
sügiseile (allative plural)
sügisel (adessive singular)
sügistel (adessive plural)
sügiseil (adessive plural)
sügiselt (ablative singular)
sügistelt (ablative plural)
sügiseilt (ablative plural)
sügiseks (singular translative)
sügisteks (plural translative)
sügiseiks (plural translative)
sügiseni (singular terminative)
sügisteni (plural terminative)
sügisena (essive singular)
sügistena (essive plural)
sügiseta (abessive singular)
sügisteta (abessive plural)
sügisega (comitative singular)
sügistega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *süksü. Cognates include Finnish syksy and Hungarian ősz.


hirv

hirve (genitive)
hirve (partitive)
hirv (nominative singular)
hirved (nominative plural)
hirv (accusative nominative singular)
hirved (accusative nominative plural)
hirve (accusative genitive singular)
hirved (accusative genitive plural)
hirve (genitive singular)
hirvede (genitive plural)
hirve (partitive singular)
hirvi (partitive plural)
hirvesid (partitive plural)
hirve (illative singular)
hirvesse (illative singular)
hirvedesse (illative plural)
hirvisse (illative plural)
hirves (inessive singular)
hirvedes (inessive plural)
hirvis (inessive plural)
hirvest (elative singular)
hirvedest (elative plural)
hirvist (elative plural)
hirvele (allative singular)
hirvedele (allative plural)
hirvile (allative plural)
hirvel (adessive singular)
hirvedel (adessive plural)
hirvil (adessive plural)
hirvelt (ablative singular)
hirvedelt (ablative plural)
hirvilt (ablative plural)
hirveks (singular translative)
hirvedeks (plural translative)
hirviks (plural translative)
hirveni (singular terminative)
hirvedeni (plural terminative)
hirvena (essive singular)
hirvedena (essive plural)
hirveta (abessive singular)
hirvedeta (abessive plural)
hirvega (comitative singular)
hirvedega (comitative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Finnic *hirvi, from Balto-Slavic. Compare Finnish hirvi.

deer (any animal of the family Cervidae)


püha

püha (genitive püha, partitive püha, comparative püham, superlative kõige püham or pühim)

püha (genitive)
püha (partitive)
püham (comparative)
kõige püham (superlative)
pühim (superlative)


püha

püha (genitive)
püha (partitive)
püha (nominative singular)
pühad (nominative plural)
püha (accusative nominative singular)
pühad (accusative nominative plural)
püha (accusative genitive singular)
pühad (accusative genitive plural)
püha (genitive singular)
pühade (genitive plural)
püha (partitive singular)
pühi (partitive plural)
pühasid (partitive plural)
pühha (illative singular)
pühasse (illative singular)
pühadesse (illative plural)
pühisse (illative plural)
pühas (inessive singular)
pühades (inessive plural)
pühis (inessive plural)
pühast (elative singular)
pühadest (elative plural)
pühist (elative plural)
pühale (allative singular)
pühadele (allative plural)
pühile (allative plural)
pühal (adessive singular)
pühadel (adessive plural)
pühil (adessive plural)
pühalt (ablative singular)
pühadelt (ablative plural)
pühilt (ablative plural)
pühaks (singular translative)
pühadeks (plural translative)
pühiks (plural translative)
pühani (singular terminative)
pühadeni (plural terminative)
pühana (essive singular)
pühadena (essive plural)
pühata (abessive singular)
pühadeta (abessive plural)
pühaga (comitative singular)
pühadega (comitative plural)


päev

päeva (genitive)
päeva (partitive)
päev (nominative singular)
päevad (nominative plural)
päev (accusative nominative singular)
päevad (accusative nominative plural)
päeva (accusative genitive singular)
päevad (accusative genitive plural)
päeva (genitive singular)
päevade (genitive plural)
päeva (partitive singular)
päevi (partitive plural)
päevasid (partitive plural)
päeva (illative singular)
päevasse (illative singular)
päevadesse (illative plural)
päevisse (illative plural)
päevas (inessive singular)
päevades (inessive plural)
päevis (inessive plural)
päevast (elative singular)
päevadest (elative plural)
päevist (elative plural)
päevale (allative singular)
päevadele (allative plural)
päevile (allative plural)
päeval (adessive singular)
päevadel (adessive plural)
päevil (adessive plural)
päevalt (ablative singular)
päevadelt (ablative plural)
päevilt (ablative plural)
päevaks (singular translative)
päevadeks (plural translative)
päeviks (plural translative)
päevani (singular terminative)
päevadeni (plural terminative)
päevana (essive singular)
päevadena (essive plural)
päevata (abessive singular)
päevadeta (abessive plural)
päevaga (comitative singular)
päevadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *päivä, from Proto-Uralic *päjwä.


ilm

ilma (genitive)
ilma (partitive)
ilm (nominative singular)
ilmad (nominative plural)
ilm (accusative nominative singular)
ilmad (accusative nominative plural)
ilma (accusative genitive singular)
ilmad (accusative genitive plural)
ilma (genitive singular)
ilmade (genitive plural)
ilma (partitive singular)
ilmu (partitive plural)
ilmasid (partitive plural)
ilma (illative singular)
ilmasse (illative singular)
ilmadesse (illative plural)
ilmusse (illative plural)
ilmas (inessive singular)
ilmades (inessive plural)
ilmus (inessive plural)
ilmast (elative singular)
ilmadest (elative plural)
ilmust (elative plural)
ilmale (allative singular)
ilmadele (allative plural)
ilmule (allative plural)
ilmal (adessive singular)
ilmadel (adessive plural)
ilmul (adessive plural)
ilmalt (ablative singular)
ilmadelt (ablative plural)
ilmult (ablative plural)
ilmaks (singular translative)
ilmadeks (plural translative)
ilmuks (plural translative)
ilmani (singular terminative)
ilmadeni (plural terminative)
ilmana (essive singular)
ilmadena (essive plural)
ilmata (abessive singular)
ilmadeta (abessive plural)
ilmaga (comitative singular)
ilmadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *ilma, from Proto-Uralic *ilma.


kusi

kuse (genitive)
kust (partitive)
kusi (nominative singular)
kuse (genitive singular)
kust (partitive singular)
kusesse (illative singular)
kuses (inessive singular)
kusest (elative singular)
kusele (allative singular)
kusel (adessive singular)
kuselt (ablative singular)
kuseks (singular translative)
kuseni (singular terminative)
kusena (essive singular)
kuseta (abessive singular)
kusega (comitative singular)

et-decl-table

kusi (irregular)

From Proto-Finnic *kusi, from Proto-Uralic *kuńśe.


uus

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uus (genitive uue, partitive uut, comparative uuem, superlative kõige uuem)

uue (genitive)
uut (partitive)
uuem (comparative)
kõige uuem (superlative)
uus (nominative singular)
uued (nominative plural)
uus (accusative nominative singular)
uued (accusative nominative plural)
uue (accusative genitive singular)
uued (accusative genitive plural)
uue (genitive singular)
uute (genitive plural)
uut (partitive singular)
uusi (partitive plural)
uude (illative singular)
uuesse (illative singular)
uutesse (illative plural)
uusisse (illative plural)
uues (inessive singular)
uutes (inessive plural)
uusis (inessive plural)
uuest (elative singular)
uutest (elative plural)
uusist (elative plural)
uuele (allative singular)
uutele (allative plural)
uusile (allative plural)
uuel (adessive singular)
uutel (adessive plural)
uusil (adessive plural)
uuelt (ablative singular)
uutelt (ablative plural)
uusilt (ablative plural)
uueks (singular translative)
uuteks (plural translative)
uusiks (plural translative)
uueni (singular terminative)
uuteni (plural terminative)
uuena (essive singular)
uutena (essive plural)
uueta (abessive singular)
uuteta (abessive plural)
uuega (comitative singular)
uutega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *uuci. Cognate with Finnish uusi and Hungarian új.


aru

aru (genitive)
aru (partitive)
aru (nominative singular)
arud (nominative plural)
aru (accusative nominative singular)
arud (accusative nominative plural)
aru (accusative genitive singular)
arud (accusative genitive plural)
aru (genitive singular)
arude (genitive plural)
aru (partitive singular)
arusid (partitive plural)
arru (illative singular)
arusse (illative singular)
arudesse (illative plural)
arus (inessive singular)
arudes (inessive plural)
arust (elative singular)
arudest (elative plural)
arule (allative singular)
arudele (allative plural)
arul (adessive singular)
arudel (adessive plural)
arult (ablative singular)
arudelt (ablative plural)
aruks (singular translative)
arudeks (plural translative)
aruni (singular terminative)
arudeni (plural terminative)
aruna (essive singular)
arudena (essive plural)
aruta (abessive singular)
arudeta (abessive plural)
aruga (comitative singular)
arudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *arvo, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *arwa (“price, value”), of Indo-Iranic origin. Cognate to Finnish arvo.


tüvi

tüve (genitive)
tüve (partitive)
tüvi (nominative singular)
tüved (nominative plural)
tüvi (accusative nominative singular)
tüved (accusative nominative plural)
tüve (accusative genitive singular)
tüved (accusative genitive plural)
tüve (genitive singular)
tüvede (genitive plural)
tüve (partitive singular)
tüvesid (partitive plural)
tüvve (illative singular)
tüvesse (illative singular)
tüvedesse (illative plural)
tüves (inessive singular)
tüvedes (inessive plural)
tüvest (elative singular)
tüvedest (elative plural)
tüvele (allative singular)
tüvedele (allative plural)
tüvel (adessive singular)
tüvedel (adessive plural)
tüvelt (ablative singular)
tüvedelt (ablative plural)
tüveks (singular translative)
tüvedeks (plural translative)
tüveni (singular terminative)
tüvedeni (plural terminative)
tüvena (essive singular)
tüvedena (essive plural)
tüveta (abessive singular)
tüvedeta (abessive plural)
tüvega (comitative singular)
tüvedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *tüvi, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *tüŋe. Cognates include Finnish tyvi, Hungarian tő.


rong

rongi (genitive)
rongi (partitive)
rong (nominative singular)
rongid (nominative plural)
rong (accusative nominative singular)
rongid (accusative nominative plural)
rongi (accusative genitive singular)
rongid (accusative genitive plural)
rongi (genitive singular)
rongide (genitive plural)
rongi (partitive singular)
ronge (partitive plural)
rongisid (partitive plural)
rongi (illative singular)
rongisse (illative singular)
rongidesse (illative plural)
rongesse (illative plural)
rongis (inessive singular)
rongides (inessive plural)
ronges (inessive plural)
rongist (elative singular)
rongidest (elative plural)
rongest (elative plural)
rongile (allative singular)
rongidele (allative plural)
rongele (allative plural)
rongil (adessive singular)
rongidel (adessive plural)
rongel (adessive plural)
rongilt (ablative singular)
rongidelt (ablative plural)
rongelt (ablative plural)
rongiks (singular translative)
rongideks (plural translative)
rongeks (plural translative)
rongini (singular terminative)
rongideni (plural terminative)
rongina (essive singular)
rongidena (essive plural)
rongita (abessive singular)
rongideta (abessive plural)
rongiga (comitative singular)
rongidega (comitative plural)

Possibly onomatopoetic. Compare Livonian raņg.


esimene

esimene (nominative singular)
esimesed (nominative plural)
esimene (accusative nominative singular)
esimesed (accusative nominative plural)
esimese (accusative genitive singular)
esimesed (accusative genitive plural)
esimese (genitive singular)
esimeste (genitive plural)
esimest (partitive singular)
esimesi (partitive plural)
esimesse (illative singular)
esimesesse (illative singular)
esimestesse (illative plural)
esimesisse (illative plural)
esimeses (inessive singular)
esimestes (inessive plural)
esimesis (inessive plural)
esimesest (elative singular)
esimestest (elative plural)
esimesist (elative plural)
esimesele (allative singular)
esimestele (allative plural)
esimesile (allative plural)
esimesel (adessive singular)
esimestel (adessive plural)
esimesil (adessive plural)
esimeselt (ablative singular)
esimestelt (ablative plural)
esimesilt (ablative plural)
esimeseks (singular translative)
esimesteks (plural translative)
esimesiks (plural translative)
esimeseni (singular terminative)
esimesteni (plural terminative)
esimesena (essive singular)
esimestena (essive plural)
esimeseta (abessive singular)
esimesteta (abessive plural)
esimesega (comitative singular)
esimestega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *encimeinen. Cognates include Finnish ensimmäinen.


maks

maksa (genitive)
maksa (partitive)
maks (nominative singular)
maksad (nominative plural)
maks (accusative nominative singular)
maksad (accusative nominative plural)
maksa (accusative genitive singular)
maksad (accusative genitive plural)
maksa (genitive singular)
maksade (genitive plural)
maksa (partitive singular)
maksu (partitive plural)
maksasid (partitive plural)
maksa (illative singular)
maksasse (illative singular)
maksadesse (illative plural)
maksusse (illative plural)
maksas (inessive singular)
maksades (inessive plural)
maksus (inessive plural)
maksast (elative singular)
maksadest (elative plural)
maksust (elative plural)
maksale (allative singular)
maksadele (allative plural)
maksule (allative plural)
maksal (adessive singular)
maksadel (adessive plural)
maksul (adessive plural)
maksalt (ablative singular)
maksadelt (ablative plural)
maksult (ablative plural)
maksaks (singular translative)
maksadeks (plural translative)
maksuks (plural translative)
maksani (singular terminative)
maksadeni (plural terminative)
maksana (essive singular)
maksadena (essive plural)
maksata (abessive singular)
maksadeta (abessive plural)
maksaga (comitative singular)
maksadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *maksa, from Proto-Uralic *mëksa. Cognate with Finnish maksa, Komi-Permyak мус (mus), Northern Mansi ма̄йт (mājt), Hungarian máj and Tundra Nenets мыд (mid).

Enamus vähki tekitavaid mürke töödeldakse neerudes ja maksas.

Most of the carcinogenic poisons are processed in the kidneys and the liver.

An auburn organ located in the abdominal cavity, that affects the organism's metabolism, digestion and haematogenesis.

The respective organ of animals as food.


maks

maksu (genitive)
maksu (partitive)
maks (nominative singular)
maksud (nominative plural)
maks (accusative nominative singular)
maksud (accusative nominative plural)
maksu (accusative genitive singular)
maksud (accusative genitive plural)
maksu (genitive singular)
maksude (genitive plural)
maksu (partitive singular)
makse (partitive plural)
maksusid (partitive plural)
maksu (illative singular)
maksusse (illative singular)
maksudesse (illative plural)
maksesse (illative plural)
maksus (inessive singular)
maksudes (inessive plural)
makses (inessive plural)
maksust (elative singular)
maksudest (elative plural)
maksest (elative plural)
maksule (allative singular)
maksudele (allative plural)
maksele (allative plural)
maksul (adessive singular)
maksudel (adessive plural)
maksel (adessive plural)
maksult (ablative singular)
maksudelt (ablative plural)
makselt (ablative plural)
maksuks (singular translative)
maksudeks (plural translative)
makseks (plural translative)
maksuni (singular terminative)
maksudeni (plural terminative)
maksuna (essive singular)
maksudena (essive plural)
maksuta (abessive singular)
maksudeta (abessive plural)
maksuga (comitative singular)
maksudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *maksu, deverbal from maksma (“to pay”).


hing

hinge (genitive)
hinge (partitive)
hing (nominative singular)
hinged (nominative plural)
hing (accusative nominative singular)
hinged (accusative nominative plural)
hinge (accusative genitive singular)
hinged (accusative genitive plural)
hinge (genitive singular)
hingede (genitive plural)
hinge (partitive singular)
hingi (partitive plural)
hingesid (partitive plural)
hinge (illative singular)
hingesse (illative singular)
hingedesse (illative plural)
hingisse (illative plural)
hinges (inessive singular)
hingedes (inessive plural)
hingis (inessive plural)
hingest (elative singular)
hingedest (elative plural)
hingist (elative plural)
hingele (allative singular)
hingedele (allative plural)
hingile (allative plural)
hingel (adessive singular)
hingedel (adessive plural)
hingil (adessive plural)
hingelt (ablative singular)
hingedelt (ablative plural)
hingilt (ablative plural)
hingeks (singular translative)
hingedeks (plural translative)
hingiks (plural translative)
hingeni (singular terminative)
hingedeni (plural terminative)
hingena (essive singular)
hingedena (essive plural)
hingeta (abessive singular)
hingedeta (abessive plural)
hingega (comitative singular)
hingedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *henki. Cognate with Finnish henki.

Suits tõmbas hinge kinni.

The smoke suffocated me. (lit. "The smoke pulled (my) breathing to a close")


hein

heina (genitive)
heina (partitive)
hein (nominative singular)
heinad (nominative plural)
heina (genitive singular)
heinte (genitive plural)
heinade (genitive plural)
heina (partitive singular)
heinu (partitive plural)
heinasid (partitive plural)
heina (illative singular)
heinasse (illative singular)
heintesse (illative plural)
heinadesse (illative plural)
heinas (inessive singular)
heintes (inessive plural)
heinades (inessive plural)
heinast (elative singular)
heintest (elative plural)
heinadest (elative plural)
heinale (allative singular)
heintele (allative plural)
heinadele (allative plural)
heinal (adessive singular)
heintel (adessive plural)
heinadel (adessive plural)
heinalt (ablative singular)
heintelt (ablative plural)
heinadelt (ablative plural)
heinaks (singular translative)
heinteks (plural translative)
heinadeks (plural translative)
heinani (singular terminative)
heinteni (plural terminative)
heinadeni (plural terminative)
heinana (essive singular)
heintena (essive plural)
heinadena (essive plural)
heinata (abessive singular)
heinteta (abessive plural)
heinadeta (abessive plural)
heinaga (comitative singular)
heintega (comitative plural)
heinadega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

hein (type hein)

From Proto-Finnic *haina, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *śaina-. Cognate with Lithuanian šienas, Proto-Slavic *sěno.


pesa

pesa (genitive)
pesa (partitive)
pesa (nominative singular)
pesad (nominative plural)
pesa (accusative nominative singular)
pesad (accusative nominative plural)
pesa (accusative genitive singular)
pesad (accusative genitive plural)
pesa (genitive singular)
pesade (genitive plural)
pesa (partitive singular)
pesi (partitive plural)
pesasid (partitive plural)
pessa (illative singular)
pesasse (illative singular)
pesadesse (illative plural)
pesisse (illative plural)
pesas (inessive singular)
pesades (inessive plural)
pesis (inessive plural)
pesast (elative singular)
pesadest (elative plural)
pesist (elative plural)
pesale (allative singular)
pesadele (allative plural)
pesile (allative plural)
pesal (adessive singular)
pesadel (adessive plural)
pesil (adessive plural)
pesalt (ablative singular)
pesadelt (ablative plural)
pesilt (ablative plural)
pesaks (singular translative)
pesadeks (plural translative)
pesiks (plural translative)
pesani (singular terminative)
pesadeni (plural terminative)
pesana (essive singular)
pesadena (essive plural)
pesata (abessive singular)
pesadeta (abessive plural)
pesaga (comitative singular)
pesadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *pesä, from Proto-Uralic *pesä. Cognate with Finnish pesä and Hungarian fészek.


skelett

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skelett (genitive skeleti, partitive skeletti)

skeleti (genitive)
skeletti (partitive)
skelett (nominative singular)
skeletid (nominative plural)
skelett (accusative nominative singular)
skeletid (accusative nominative plural)
skeleti (accusative genitive singular)
skeletid (accusative genitive plural)
skeleti (genitive singular)
skelettide (genitive plural)
skeletti (partitive singular)
skelette (partitive plural)
skelettisid (partitive plural)
skeletti (illative singular)
skeletisse (illative singular)
skelettidesse (illative plural)
skeletesse (illative plural)
skeletis (inessive singular)
skelettides (inessive plural)
skeletes (inessive plural)
skeletist (elative singular)
skelettidest (elative plural)
skeletest (elative plural)
skeletile (allative singular)
skelettidele (allative plural)
skeletele (allative plural)
skeletil (adessive singular)
skelettidel (adessive plural)
skeletel (adessive plural)
skeletilt (ablative singular)
skelettidelt (ablative plural)
skeletelt (ablative plural)
skeletiks (singular translative)
skelettideks (plural translative)
skeleteks (plural translative)
skeletini (singular terminative)
skelettideni (plural terminative)
skeletina (essive singular)
skelettidena (essive plural)
skeletita (abessive singular)
skelettideta (abessive plural)
skeletiga (comitative singular)
skelettidega (comitative plural)

skeleton (the support system of the human and animal body)


teine

teine (nominative singular)
teised (nominative plural)
teine (accusative nominative singular)
teised (accusative nominative plural)
teise (accusative genitive singular)
teised (accusative genitive plural)
teise (genitive singular)
teiste (genitive plural)
teist (partitive singular)
teisi (partitive plural)
teisse (illative singular)
teisesse (illative singular)
teistesse (illative plural)
teisisse (illative plural)
teises (inessive singular)
teistes (inessive plural)
teisis (inessive plural)
teisest (elative singular)
teistest (elative plural)
teisist (elative plural)
teisele (allative singular)
teistele (allative plural)
teisile (allative plural)
teisel (adessive singular)
teistel (adessive plural)
teisil (adessive plural)
teiselt (ablative singular)
teistelt (ablative plural)
teisilt (ablative plural)
teiseks (singular translative)
teisteks (plural translative)
teisiks (plural translative)
teiseni (singular terminative)
teisteni (plural terminative)
teisena (essive singular)
teistena (essive plural)
teiseta (abessive singular)
teisteta (abessive plural)
teisega (comitative singular)
teistega (comitative plural)


siga

sea (genitive)
siga (partitive)
siga (nominative singular)
sead (nominative plural)
siga (accusative nominative singular)
sead (accusative nominative plural)
sea (accusative genitive singular)
sead (accusative genitive plural)
sea (genitive singular)
sigade (genitive plural)
siga (partitive singular)
sigu (partitive plural)
sigasid (partitive plural)
siga (illative singular)
seasse (illative singular)
sigadesse (illative plural)
seusse (illative plural)
seas (inessive singular)
sigades (inessive plural)
seus (inessive plural)
seast (elative singular)
sigadest (elative plural)
seust (elative plural)
seale (allative singular)
sigadele (allative plural)
seule (allative plural)
seal (adessive singular)
sigadel (adessive plural)
seul (adessive plural)
sealt (ablative singular)
sigadelt (ablative plural)
seult (ablative plural)
seaks (singular translative)
sigadeks (plural translative)
seuks (plural translative)
seani (singular terminative)
sigadeni (plural terminative)
seana (essive singular)
sigadena (essive plural)
seata (abessive singular)
sigadeta (abessive plural)
seaga (comitative singular)
sigadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *cika. Cognate with Finnish sika, Võro tsiga.


elad

second-person singular present indicative of elama


ida

ida (genitive)
ida (partitive)
ida (nominative singular)
idad (nominative plural)
ida (accusative nominative singular)
idad (accusative nominative plural)
ida (accusative genitive singular)
idad (accusative genitive plural)
ida (genitive singular)
idade (genitive plural)
ida (partitive singular)
idasid (partitive plural)
itta (illative singular)
idasse (illative singular)
idadesse (illative plural)
idas (inessive singular)
idades (inessive plural)
idast (elative singular)
idadest (elative plural)
idale (allative singular)
idadele (allative plural)
idal (adessive singular)
idadel (adessive plural)
idalt (ablative singular)
idadelt (ablative plural)
idaks (singular translative)
idadeks (plural translative)
idani (singular terminative)
idadeni (plural terminative)
idana (essive singular)
idadena (essive plural)
idata (abessive singular)
idadeta (abessive plural)
idaga (comitative singular)
idadega (comitative plural)


toom

toome (genitive)
toome (partitive)
toom (nominative singular)
toomed (nominative plural)
toom (accusative nominative singular)
toomed (accusative nominative plural)
toome (accusative genitive singular)
toomed (accusative genitive plural)
toome (genitive singular)
toomede (genitive plural)
toome (partitive singular)
toomi (partitive plural)
toomesid (partitive plural)
toome (illative singular)
toomesse (illative singular)
toomedesse (illative plural)
toomisse (illative plural)
toomes (inessive singular)
toomedes (inessive plural)
toomis (inessive plural)
toomest (elative singular)
toomedest (elative plural)
toomist (elative plural)
toomele (allative singular)
toomedele (allative plural)
toomile (allative plural)
toomel (adessive singular)
toomedel (adessive plural)
toomil (adessive plural)
toomelt (ablative singular)
toomedelt (ablative plural)
toomilt (ablative plural)
toomeks (singular translative)
toomedeks (plural translative)
toomiks (plural translative)
toomeni (singular terminative)
toomedeni (plural terminative)
toomena (essive singular)
toomedena (essive plural)
toometa (abessive singular)
toomedeta (abessive plural)
toomega (comitative singular)
toomedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *toomi, from Proto-Uralic *ďëme.


karp

karbi (genitive)
karpi (partitive)
karp (nominative singular)
karbid (nominative plural)
karp (accusative nominative singular)
karbid (accusative nominative plural)
karbi (accusative genitive singular)
karbid (accusative genitive plural)
karbi (genitive singular)
karpide (genitive plural)
karpi (partitive singular)
karpe (partitive plural)
karpisid (partitive plural)
karpi (illative singular)
karbisse (illative singular)
karpidesse (illative plural)
karbesse (illative plural)
karbis (inessive singular)
karpides (inessive plural)
karbes (inessive plural)
karbist (elative singular)
karpidest (elative plural)
karbest (elative plural)
karbile (allative singular)
karpidele (allative plural)
karbele (allative plural)
karbil (adessive singular)
karpidel (adessive plural)
karbel (adessive plural)
karbilt (ablative singular)
karpidelt (ablative plural)
karbelt (ablative plural)
karbiks (singular translative)
karpideks (plural translative)
karbeks (plural translative)
karbini (singular terminative)
karpideni (plural terminative)
karbina (essive singular)
karpidena (essive plural)
karbita (abessive singular)
karpideta (abessive plural)
karbiga (comitative singular)
karpidega (comitative plural)

→ Ingrian: karppi, karppa

Borrowed from Middle Low German karpe (“wooden chest”). Compare Latvian kārba (“box”).


karp

Borrowed from Middle Low German karpe, from the same Germanic source as Old High German karpho, Old Norse karfi, Gothic *𐌺𐌰𐍂𐍀𐌰 (*karpa); further etymology unknown.


kont

kondi (genitive)
konti (partitive)
kont (nominative singular)
kondid (nominative plural)
kont (accusative nominative singular)
kondid (accusative nominative plural)
kondi (accusative genitive singular)
kondid (accusative genitive plural)
kondi (genitive singular)
kontide (genitive plural)
konti (partitive singular)
konte (partitive plural)
kontisid (partitive plural)
konti (illative singular)
kondisse (illative singular)
kontidesse (illative plural)
kondesse (illative plural)
kondis (inessive singular)
kontides (inessive plural)
kondes (inessive plural)
kondist (elative singular)
kontidest (elative plural)
kondest (elative plural)
kondile (allative singular)
kontidele (allative plural)
kondele (allative plural)
kondil (adessive singular)
kontidel (adessive plural)
kondel (adessive plural)
kondilt (ablative singular)
kontidelt (ablative plural)
kondelt (ablative plural)
kondiks (singular translative)
kontideks (plural translative)
kondeks (plural translative)
kondini (singular terminative)
kontideni (plural terminative)
kondina (essive singular)
kontidena (essive plural)
kondita (abessive singular)
kontideta (abessive plural)
kondiga (comitative singular)
kontidega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic [Term?], probably from Proto-Uralic *konte. Cognate to Finnish kontti.


lett

leti (genitive)
letti (partitive)
lett (nominative singular)
letid (nominative plural)
lett (accusative nominative singular)
letid (accusative nominative plural)
leti (accusative genitive singular)
letid (accusative genitive plural)
leti (genitive singular)
lettide (genitive plural)
letti (partitive singular)
lette (partitive plural)
lettisid (partitive plural)
letti (illative singular)
letisse (illative singular)
lettidesse (illative plural)
letesse (illative plural)
letis (inessive singular)
lettides (inessive plural)
letes (inessive plural)
letist (elative singular)
lettidest (elative plural)
letest (elative plural)
letile (allative singular)
lettidele (allative plural)
letele (allative plural)
letil (adessive singular)
lettidel (adessive plural)
letel (adessive plural)
letilt (ablative singular)
lettidelt (ablative plural)
letelt (ablative plural)
letiks (singular translative)
lettideks (plural translative)
leteks (plural translative)
letini (singular terminative)
lettideni (plural terminative)
letina (essive singular)
lettidena (essive plural)
letita (abessive singular)
lettideta (abessive plural)
letiga (comitative singular)
lettidega (comitative plural)


teed

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nl

second-person singular present indicative of tegema


teed

inflection of tee (“road, way”):
partitive singular

inflection of tee (“road, way”):
nominative plural


teed

inflection of tee (“tea”):
partitive singular

inflection of tee (“tea”):
nominative plural


kell

kella (genitive)
kella (partitive)
kell (nominative singular)
kellad (nominative plural)
kell (accusative nominative singular)
kellad (accusative nominative plural)
kella (accusative genitive singular)
kellad (accusative genitive plural)
kella (genitive singular)
kellade (genitive plural)
kella (partitive singular)
kelli (partitive plural)
kellasid (partitive plural)
kella (illative singular)
kellasse (illative singular)
kelladesse (illative plural)
kellisse (illative plural)
kellas (inessive singular)
kellades (inessive plural)
kellis (inessive plural)
kellast (elative singular)
kelladest (elative plural)
kellist (elative plural)
kellale (allative singular)
kelladele (allative plural)
kellile (allative plural)
kellal (adessive singular)
kelladel (adessive plural)
kellil (adessive plural)
kellalt (ablative singular)
kelladelt (ablative plural)
kellilt (ablative plural)
kellaks (singular translative)
kelladeks (plural translative)
kelliks (plural translative)
kellani (singular terminative)
kelladeni (plural terminative)
kellana (essive singular)
kelladena (essive plural)
kellata (abessive singular)
kelladeta (abessive plural)
kellaga (comitative singular)
kelladega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kellä, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *skellǭ (“bell”).

(in the plural, colloquial) balls, testicles


vana

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vana (genitive vana, partitive vana, comparative vanem, superlative kõige vanem or vanim)

vana (genitive)
vana (partitive)
vanem (comparative)
kõige vanem (superlative)
vanim (superlative)

From Proto-Finnic *vanha. Cognate with Finnish vanha.


vana

vana (genitive)
vana (partitive)
vana (nominative singular)
vanad (nominative plural)
vana (accusative nominative singular)
vanad (accusative nominative plural)
vana (accusative genitive singular)
vanad (accusative genitive plural)
vana (genitive singular)
vanade (genitive plural)
vana (partitive singular)
vanu (partitive plural)
vanasid (partitive plural)
vanna (illative singular)
vanasse (illative singular)
vanadesse (illative plural)
vanusse (illative plural)
vanas (inessive singular)
vanades (inessive plural)
vanus (inessive plural)
vanast (elative singular)
vanadest (elative plural)
vanust (elative plural)
vanale (allative singular)
vanadele (allative plural)
vanule (allative plural)
vanal (adessive singular)
vanadel (adessive plural)
vanul (adessive plural)
vanalt (ablative singular)
vanadelt (ablative plural)
vanult (ablative plural)
vanaks (singular translative)
vanadeks (plural translative)
vanuks (plural translative)
vanani (singular terminative)
vanadeni (plural terminative)
vanana (essive singular)
vanadena (essive plural)
vanata (abessive singular)
vanadeta (abessive plural)
vanaga (comitative singular)
vanadega (comitative plural)


kroon

kroon (genitive krooni, partitive krooni)

krooni (genitive)
krooni (partitive)
kroon (nominative singular)
kroonid (nominative plural)
kroon (accusative nominative singular)
kroonid (accusative nominative plural)
krooni (accusative genitive singular)
kroonid (accusative genitive plural)
krooni (genitive singular)
kroonide (genitive plural)
krooni (partitive singular)
kroone (partitive plural)
kroonisid (partitive plural)
krooni (illative singular)
kroonisse (illative singular)
kroonidesse (illative plural)
kroonesse (illative plural)
kroonis (inessive singular)
kroonides (inessive plural)
kroones (inessive plural)
kroonist (elative singular)
kroonidest (elative plural)
kroonest (elative plural)
kroonile (allative singular)
kroonidele (allative plural)
kroonele (allative plural)
kroonil (adessive singular)
kroonidel (adessive plural)
kroonel (adessive plural)
kroonilt (ablative singular)
kroonidelt (ablative plural)
kroonelt (ablative plural)
krooniks (singular translative)
kroonideks (plural translative)
krooneks (plural translative)
kroonini (singular terminative)
kroonideni (plural terminative)
kroonina (essive singular)
kroonidena (essive plural)
kroonita (abessive singular)
kroonideta (abessive plural)
krooniga (comitative singular)
kroonidega (comitative plural)

crown (any of various currencies, including the Danish krone, Estonian kroon, Swedish krona)


viga

vea (genitive)
viga (partitive)
viga (nominative singular)
vead (nominative plural)
viga (accusative nominative singular)
vead (accusative nominative plural)
vea (accusative genitive singular)
vead (accusative genitive plural)
vea (genitive singular)
vigade (genitive plural)
viga (partitive singular)
vigu (partitive plural)
vigasid (partitive plural)
vikka (illative singular)
veasse (illative singular)
vigadesse (illative plural)
veas (inessive singular)
vigades (inessive plural)
veast (elative singular)
vigadest (elative plural)
veale (allative singular)
vigadele (allative plural)
veal (adessive singular)
vigadel (adessive plural)
vealt (ablative singular)
vigadelt (ablative plural)
veaks (singular translative)
vigadeks (plural translative)
veani (singular terminative)
vigadeni (plural terminative)
veana (essive singular)
vigadena (essive plural)
veata (abessive singular)
vigadeta (abessive plural)
veaga (comitative singular)
vigadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *vika, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *swiką (“deception”). Cognates include Votic, Ingrian, and Finnish vika (“ailment, disease; fault, error; fault; defect; disability; disorder; bad habit”), Livonian vigā (“error; disease; fault; cause”), Karelian, Livvi, and Veps viga (“defect; error; fault; cause”) and Inari Sami vahe (“mistake; injury; illness”) (from Proto-Samic *vëkē).

cog

mistake, error, fault (failure to comply with a rule, norm, standard, fact, etc., deviation from correct performance)

Mis sul viga on?

What's wrong with you? (literally, “What is your flaw?”)

flaw, defect, blemish, drawback (being out of order)

Ärge tehke talle viga!

Don't hurt him! (literally, “Don't make him any injuries!”)

lack, deficiency (something that prevents from being perfect, a disturbing quality, tendency, or phenomenon, a weak or negative aspect)


munn

munni (genitive)
munni (partitive)
munn (nominative singular)
munnid (nominative plural)
munn (accusative nominative singular)
munnid (accusative nominative plural)
munni (accusative genitive singular)
munnid (accusative genitive plural)
munni (genitive singular)
munnide (genitive plural)
munni (partitive singular)
munne (partitive plural)
munnisid (partitive plural)
munni (illative singular)
munnisse (illative singular)
munnidesse (illative plural)
munnesse (illative plural)
munnis (inessive singular)
munnides (inessive plural)
munnes (inessive plural)
munnist (elative singular)
munnidest (elative plural)
munnest (elative plural)
munnile (allative singular)
munnidele (allative plural)
munnele (allative plural)
munnil (adessive singular)
munnidel (adessive plural)
munnel (adessive plural)
munnilt (ablative singular)
munnidelt (ablative plural)
munnelt (ablative plural)
munniks (singular translative)
munnideks (plural translative)
munneks (plural translative)
munnini (singular terminative)
munnideni (plural terminative)
munnina (essive singular)
munnidena (essive plural)
munnita (abessive singular)
munnideta (abessive plural)
munniga (comitative singular)
munnidega (comitative plural)

(slang) dick, prick (meaning a penis or a highly contemptible male person)

(slang) scrotum (meaning a penis and testicles, or a highly contemptible male person)


kiri

kirja (genitive)
kirja (partitive)
kiri (nominative singular)
kirjad (nominative plural)
kiri (accusative nominative singular)
kirjad (accusative nominative plural)
kirja (accusative genitive singular)
kirjad (accusative genitive plural)
kirja (genitive singular)
kirjade (genitive plural)
kirja (partitive singular)
kirju (partitive plural)
kirjasid (partitive plural)
kirja (illative singular)
kirjasse (illative singular)
kirjadesse (illative plural)
kirjusse (illative plural)
kirjas (inessive singular)
kirjades (inessive plural)
kirjus (inessive plural)
kirjast (elative singular)
kirjadest (elative plural)
kirjust (elative plural)
kirjale (allative singular)
kirjadele (allative plural)
kirjule (allative plural)
kirjal (adessive singular)
kirjadel (adessive plural)
kirjul (adessive plural)
kirjalt (ablative singular)
kirjadelt (ablative plural)
kirjult (ablative plural)
kirjaks (singular translative)
kirjadeks (plural translative)
kirjuks (plural translative)
kirjani (singular terminative)
kirjadeni (plural terminative)
kirjana (essive singular)
kirjadena (essive plural)
kirjata (abessive singular)
kirjadeta (abessive plural)
kirjaga (comitative singular)
kirjadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kirja. Cognate with Finnish kirja and Votic tširjõ.

pattern (decorative, e.g., knitted, embroidered, or carved into wood)


kino

kino (genitive)
kino (partitive)
kino (nominative singular)
kinod (nominative plural)
kino (accusative nominative singular)
kinod (accusative nominative plural)
kino (accusative genitive singular)
kinod (accusative genitive plural)
kino (genitive singular)
kinode (genitive plural)
kino (partitive singular)
kinosid (partitive plural)
kinno (illative singular)
kinosse (illative singular)
kinodesse (illative plural)
kinos (inessive singular)
kinodes (inessive plural)
kinost (elative singular)
kinodest (elative plural)
kinole (allative singular)
kinodele (allative plural)
kinol (adessive singular)
kinodel (adessive plural)
kinolt (ablative singular)
kinodelt (ablative plural)
kinoks (singular translative)
kinodeks (plural translative)
kinoni (singular terminative)
kinodeni (plural terminative)
kinona (essive singular)
kinodena (essive plural)
kinota (abessive singular)
kinodeta (abessive plural)
kinoga (comitative singular)
kinodega (comitative plural)


siil

siili (genitive)
siili (partitive)
siil (nominative singular)
siilid (nominative plural)
siil (accusative nominative singular)
siilid (accusative nominative plural)
siili (accusative genitive singular)
siilid (accusative genitive plural)
siili (genitive singular)
siilide (genitive plural)
siili (partitive singular)
siile (partitive plural)
siilisid (partitive plural)
siili (illative singular)
siilisse (illative singular)
siilidesse (illative plural)
siilesse (illative plural)
siilis (inessive singular)
siilides (inessive plural)
siiles (inessive plural)
siilist (elative singular)
siilidest (elative plural)
siilest (elative plural)
siilile (allative singular)
siilidele (allative plural)
siilele (allative plural)
siilil (adessive singular)
siilidel (adessive plural)
siilel (adessive plural)
siililt (ablative singular)
siilidelt (ablative plural)
siilelt (ablative plural)
siiliks (singular translative)
siilideks (plural translative)
siileks (plural translative)
siilini (singular terminative)
siilideni (plural terminative)
siilina (essive singular)
siilidena (essive plural)
siilita (abessive singular)
siilideta (abessive plural)
siiliga (comitative singular)
siilidega (comitative plural)

→ Finnish: siili

From Proto-Finnic *siili, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *śijele.


arg

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arg (genitive ara, partitive arga, comparative arem, superlative kõige arem)

ara (genitive)
arga (partitive)
arem (comparative)
kõige arem (superlative)
arg (nominative singular)
arad (nominative plural)
arg (accusative nominative singular)
arad (accusative nominative plural)
ara (accusative genitive singular)
arad (accusative genitive plural)
ara (genitive singular)
argade (genitive plural)
arga (partitive singular)
argu (partitive plural)
argasid (partitive plural)
arga (illative singular)
arasse (illative singular)
argadesse (illative plural)
arusse (illative plural)
aras (inessive singular)
argades (inessive plural)
arus (inessive plural)
arast (elative singular)
argadest (elative plural)
arust (elative plural)
arale (allative singular)
argadele (allative plural)
arule (allative plural)
aral (adessive singular)
argadel (adessive plural)
arul (adessive plural)
aralt (ablative singular)
argadelt (ablative plural)
arult (ablative plural)
araks (singular translative)
argadeks (plural translative)
aruks (plural translative)
arani (singular terminative)
argadeni (plural terminative)
arana (essive singular)
argadena (essive plural)
arata (abessive singular)
argadeta (abessive plural)
araga (comitative singular)
argadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *arka, from Proto-Germanic *argaz. Compare German arg.


pisar

pisar (genitive pisara, partitive pisarat)

pisara (genitive)
pisarat (partitive)
pisar (nominative singular)
pisarad (nominative plural)
pisar (accusative nominative singular)
pisarad (accusative nominative plural)
pisara (accusative genitive singular)
pisarad (accusative genitive plural)
pisara (genitive singular)
pisarate (genitive plural)
pisarat (partitive singular)
pisaraid (partitive plural)
pisarasse (illative singular)
pisaratesse (illative plural)
pisaraisse (illative plural)
pisaras (inessive singular)
pisarates (inessive plural)
pisarais (inessive plural)
pisarast (elative singular)
pisaratest (elative plural)
pisaraist (elative plural)
pisarale (allative singular)
pisaratele (allative plural)
pisaraile (allative plural)
pisaral (adessive singular)
pisaratel (adessive plural)
pisarail (adessive plural)
pisaralt (ablative singular)
pisaratelt (ablative plural)
pisarailt (ablative plural)
pisaraks (singular translative)
pisarateks (plural translative)
pisaraiks (plural translative)
pisarani (singular terminative)
pisarateni (plural terminative)
pisarana (essive singular)
pisaratena (essive plural)
pisarata (abessive singular)
pisarateta (abessive plural)
pisaraga (comitative singular)
pisaratega (comitative plural)

→ Ingrian: pisar


vanus

vanus (genitive vanuse, partitive vanust)

vanuse (genitive)
vanust (partitive)
vanus (nominative singular)
vanused (nominative plural)
vanus (accusative nominative singular)
vanused (accusative nominative plural)
vanuse (accusative genitive singular)
vanused (accusative genitive plural)
vanuse (genitive singular)
vanuste (genitive plural)
vanust (partitive singular)
vanuseid (partitive plural)
vanusesse (illative singular)
vanustesse (illative plural)
vanuseisse (illative plural)
vanuses (inessive singular)
vanustes (inessive plural)
vanuseis (inessive plural)
vanusest (elative singular)
vanustest (elative plural)
vanuseist (elative plural)
vanusele (allative singular)
vanustele (allative plural)
vanuseile (allative plural)
vanusel (adessive singular)
vanustel (adessive plural)
vanuseil (adessive plural)
vanuselt (ablative singular)
vanustelt (ablative plural)
vanuseilt (ablative plural)
vanuseks (singular translative)
vanusteks (plural translative)
vanuseiks (plural translative)
vanuseni (singular terminative)
vanusteni (plural terminative)
vanusena (essive singular)
vanustena (essive plural)
vanuseta (abessive singular)
vanusteta (abessive plural)
vanusega (comitative singular)
vanustega (comitative plural)


-nd

-ndi (genitive)
-ndit (partitive)
-nd (nominative singular)
-ndid (nominative plural)
-nd (accusative nominative singular)
-ndid (accusative nominative plural)
-ndi (accusative genitive singular)
-ndid (accusative genitive plural)
-ndi (genitive singular)
-ndite (genitive plural)
-ndit (partitive singular)
-ndeid (partitive plural)
-ndisse (illative singular)
-nditesse (illative plural)
-ndeisse (illative plural)
-ndis (inessive singular)
-ndites (inessive plural)
-ndeis (inessive plural)
-ndist (elative singular)
-nditest (elative plural)
-ndeist (elative plural)
-ndile (allative singular)
-nditele (allative plural)
-ndeile (allative plural)
-ndil (adessive singular)
-nditel (adessive plural)
-ndeil (adessive plural)
-ndilt (ablative singular)
-nditelt (ablative plural)
-ndeilt (ablative plural)
-ndiks (singular translative)
-nditeks (plural translative)
-ndeiks (plural translative)
-ndini (singular terminative)
-nditeni (plural terminative)
-ndina (essive singular)
-nditena (essive plural)
-ndita (abessive singular)
-nditeta (abessive plural)
-ndiga (comitative singular)
-nditega (comitative plural)

kiri "text" → kirjand "essay"

olema "to be" → olend "creature"

näide "example" → näidend "play"


-nd

Ma ei käind eile poes.

Mees on õppind.


naba

naba (genitive)
naba (partitive)
naba (nominative singular)
nabad (nominative plural)
naba (accusative nominative singular)
nabad (accusative nominative plural)
naba (accusative genitive singular)
nabad (accusative genitive plural)
naba (genitive singular)
nabade (genitive plural)
naba (partitive singular)
nabasid (partitive plural)
nappa (illative singular)
nabasse (illative singular)
nabadesse (illative plural)
nabas (inessive singular)
nabades (inessive plural)
nabast (elative singular)
nabadest (elative plural)
nabale (allative singular)
nabadele (allative plural)
nabal (adessive singular)
nabadel (adessive plural)
nabalt (ablative singular)
nabadelt (ablative plural)
nabaks (singular translative)
nabadeks (plural translative)
nabani (singular terminative)
nabadeni (plural terminative)
nabana (essive singular)
nabadena (essive plural)
nabata (abessive singular)
nabadeta (abessive plural)
nabaga (comitative singular)
nabadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *napa, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃nebʰ- (“navel”) either through Germanic or Baltic.


Oinas

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


eile

From Proto-Finnic *eklen. Cognate with Finnish eilen and Votic egle.


abi

abi (genitive)
abi (partitive)
abi (nominative singular)
abid (nominative plural)
abi (accusative nominative singular)
abid (accusative nominative plural)
abi (accusative genitive singular)
abid (accusative genitive plural)
abi (genitive singular)
abide (genitive plural)
abi (partitive singular)
abisid (partitive plural)
appi (illative singular)
abisse (illative singular)
abidesse (illative plural)
abis (inessive singular)
abides (inessive plural)
abist (elative singular)
abidest (elative plural)
abile (allative singular)
abidele (allative plural)
abil (adessive singular)
abidel (adessive plural)
abilt (ablative singular)
abidelt (ablative plural)
abiks (singular translative)
abideks (plural translative)
abini (singular terminative)
abideni (plural terminative)
abina (essive singular)
abidena (essive plural)
abita (abessive singular)
abideta (abessive plural)
abiga (comitative singular)
abidega (comitative plural)


Andorra la Vella

Andorra la Vella
Andorra la Vella#English

Andorra la Vella (the capital city of Andorra)


fosfor

fosfor (genitive fosfori, partitive fosforit)

fosfori (genitive)
fosforit (partitive)
fosfor (nominative singular)
fosforid (nominative plural)
fosfor (accusative nominative singular)
fosforid (accusative nominative plural)
fosfori (accusative genitive singular)
fosforid (accusative genitive plural)
fosfori (genitive singular)
fosforite (genitive plural)
fosforit (partitive singular)
fosforeid (partitive plural)
fosforisse (illative singular)
fosforitesse (illative plural)
fosforeisse (illative plural)
fosforis (inessive singular)
fosforites (inessive plural)
fosforeis (inessive plural)
fosforist (elative singular)
fosforitest (elative plural)
fosforeist (elative plural)
fosforile (allative singular)
fosforitele (allative plural)
fosforeile (allative plural)
fosforil (adessive singular)
fosforitel (adessive plural)
fosforeil (adessive plural)
fosforilt (ablative singular)
fosforitelt (ablative plural)
fosforeilt (ablative plural)
fosforiks (singular translative)
fosforiteks (plural translative)
fosforeiks (plural translative)
fosforini (singular terminative)
fosforiteni (plural terminative)
fosforina (essive singular)
fosforitena (essive plural)
fosforita (abessive singular)
fosforiteta (abessive plural)
fosforiga (comitative singular)
fosforitega (comitative plural)

From Ancient Greek φωσφόρος (phōsphóros, “the bearer of light”).


mongoollane

head

mongoollane (genitive mongoollase, partitive mongoollast)

mongoollase (genitive)
mongoollast (partitive)


tere tulemast

From tere (“hello”) + tulemast (“for/from coming”).


Vikisõnaraamat

Vikisõnaraamat (genitive Vikisõnaraamatu, partitive Vikisõnaraamatut)

Vikisõnaraamatu (genitive)
Vikisõnaraamatut (partitive)
Vikisõnaraamat (nominative singular)
Vikisõnaraamat (accusative nominative singular)
Vikisõnaraamatu (accusative genitive singular)
Vikisõnaraamatu (genitive singular)
Vikisõnaraamatut (partitive singular)
Vikisõnaraamatusse (illative singular)
Vikisõnaraamatus (inessive singular)
Vikisõnaraamatust (elative singular)
Vikisõnaraamatule (allative singular)
Vikisõnaraamatul (adessive singular)
Vikisõnaraamatult (ablative singular)
Vikisõnaraamatuks (singular translative)
Vikisõnaraamatuni (singular terminative)
Vikisõnaraamatuna (essive singular)
Vikisõnaraamatuta (abessive singular)
Vikisõnaraamatuga (comitative singular)


osta

second-person singular imperative of ostma


marss

marss (genitive marsi, partitive marssi)

marsi (genitive)
marssi (partitive)
marss (nominative singular)
marsid (nominative plural)
marss (accusative nominative singular)
marsid (accusative nominative plural)
marsi (accusative genitive singular)
marsid (accusative genitive plural)
marsi (genitive singular)
marsside (genitive plural)
marssi (partitive singular)
marsse (partitive plural)
marssisid (partitive plural)
marssi (illative singular)
marsisse (illative singular)
marssidesse (illative plural)
marsesse (illative plural)
marsis (inessive singular)
marssides (inessive plural)
marses (inessive plural)
marsist (elative singular)
marssidest (elative plural)
marsest (elative plural)
marsile (allative singular)
marssidele (allative plural)
marsele (allative plural)
marsil (adessive singular)
marssidel (adessive plural)
marsel (adessive plural)
marsilt (ablative singular)
marssidelt (ablative plural)
marselt (ablative plural)
marsiks (singular translative)
marssideks (plural translative)
marseks (plural translative)
marsini (singular terminative)
marssideni (plural terminative)
marsina (essive singular)
marssidena (essive plural)
marsita (abessive singular)
marssideta (abessive plural)
marsiga (comitative singular)
marssidega (comitative plural)

march (military pacing, marching in a strictly regular rhythm)


mida

Mida sa püüad mulle öelda?

Teen seda, mida tahan!


mida

Mida?! See on hämmastav.


nina

nina (genitive)
nina (partitive)
nina (nominative singular)
ninad (nominative plural)
nina (accusative nominative singular)
ninad (accusative nominative plural)
nina (accusative genitive singular)
ninad (accusative genitive plural)
nina (genitive singular)
ninade (genitive plural)
nina (partitive singular)
ninu (partitive plural)
ninasid (partitive plural)
ninna (illative singular)
ninasse (illative singular)
ninadesse (illative plural)
ninusse (illative plural)
ninas (inessive singular)
ninades (inessive plural)
ninus (inessive plural)
ninast (elative singular)
ninadest (elative plural)
ninust (elative plural)
ninale (allative singular)
ninadele (allative plural)
ninule (allative plural)
ninal (adessive singular)
ninadel (adessive plural)
ninul (adessive plural)
ninalt (ablative singular)
ninadelt (ablative plural)
ninult (ablative plural)
ninaks (singular translative)
ninadeks (plural translative)
ninuks (plural translative)
ninani (singular terminative)
ninadeni (plural terminative)
ninana (essive singular)
ninadena (essive plural)
ninata (abessive singular)
ninadeta (abessive plural)
ninaga (comitative singular)
ninadega (comitative plural)


pilu

pilu (genitive)
pilu (partitive)
pilu (nominative singular)
pilud (nominative plural)
pilu (accusative nominative singular)
pilud (accusative nominative plural)
pilu (accusative genitive singular)
pilud (accusative genitive plural)
pilu (genitive singular)
pilude (genitive plural)
pilu (partitive singular)
pilusid (partitive plural)
pillu (illative singular)
pilusse (illative singular)
piludesse (illative plural)
pilus (inessive singular)
piludes (inessive plural)
pilust (elative singular)
piludest (elative plural)
pilule (allative singular)
piludele (allative plural)
pilul (adessive singular)
piludel (adessive plural)
pilult (ablative singular)
piludelt (ablative plural)
piluks (singular translative)
piludeks (plural translative)
piluni (singular terminative)
piludeni (plural terminative)
piluna (essive singular)
piludena (essive plural)
piluta (abessive singular)
piludeta (abessive plural)
piluga (comitative singular)
piludega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *pilu. Cognate with Votic pilu (“slit”) and Veps pilu (“gap, crack”). Possibly related to Finnish pillu (“vulva, vagina”).


ujuma

ujuda (infinitive infinitive-da)
ujun (first-person indicative present singular)
ei uju (first-person indicative negative present singular)
olen ujunud (first-person indicative perfect singular)
ei ole ujunud (first-person indicative negative perfect singular)
pole ujunud (first-person indicative negative perfect singular)
ujud (indicative present second-person singular)
ei uju (indicative negative present second-person singular)
oled ujunud (indicative perfect second-person singular)
ei ole ujunud (indicative negative perfect second-person singular)
pole ujunud (indicative negative perfect second-person singular)
ujub (indicative present singular third-person)
ei uju (indicative negative present singular third-person)
on ujunud (indicative perfect singular third-person)
ei ole ujunud (indicative negative perfect singular third-person)
pole ujunud (indicative negative perfect singular third-person)
ujume (first-person indicative plural present)
ei uju (first-person indicative negative plural present)
oleme ujunud (first-person indicative perfect plural)
ei ole ujunud (first-person indicative negative perfect plural)
pole ujunud (first-person indicative negative perfect plural)
ujute (indicative plural present second-person)
ei uju (indicative negative plural present second-person)
olete ujunud (indicative perfect plural second-person)
ei ole ujunud (indicative negative perfect plural second-person)
pole ujunud (indicative negative perfect plural second-person)
ujuvad (indicative plural present third-person)
ei uju (indicative negative plural present third-person)
on ujunud (indicative perfect plural third-person)
ei ole ujunud (indicative negative perfect plural third-person)
pole ujunud (indicative negative perfect plural third-person)
ujutakse (impersonal indicative present)
ei ujuta (impersonal indicative negative present)
on ujutud (impersonal indicative perfect)
ei ole ujutud (impersonal indicative negative perfect)
pole ujutud (impersonal indicative negative perfect)
ujusin (first-person indicative past singular)
ei ujunud (first-person indicative negative past singular)
olin ujunud (first-person indicative pluperfect singular)
ei olnud ujunud (first-person indicative negative pluperfect singular)
polnud ujunud (first-person indicative negative pluperfect singular)
ujusid (indicative past second-person singular)
ei ujunud (indicative negative past second-person singular)
olid ujunud (indicative pluperfect second-person singular)
ei olnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect second-person singular)
polnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect second-person singular)
ujus (indicative past singular third-person)
ei ujunud (indicative negative past singular third-person)
oli ujunud (indicative pluperfect singular third-person)
ei olnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect singular third-person)
polnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect singular third-person)
ujusime (first-person indicative past plural)
ei ujunud (first-person indicative negative past plural)
olime ujunud (first-person indicative pluperfect plural)
ei olnud ujunud (first-person indicative negative pluperfect plural)
polnud ujunud (first-person indicative negative pluperfect plural)
ujusite (indicative past plural second-person)
ei ujunud (indicative negative past plural second-person)
olite ujunud (indicative pluperfect plural second-person)
ei olnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect plural second-person)
polnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect plural second-person)
ujusid (indicative past plural third-person)
ei ujunud (indicative negative past plural third-person)
oli ujunud (indicative pluperfect plural third-person)
ei olnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect plural third-person)
polnud ujunud (indicative negative pluperfect plural third-person)
ujuti (impersonal indicative past)
ei ujutud (impersonal indicative negative past)
oli ujutud (impersonal indicative pluperfect)
ei olnud ujutud (impersonal indicative negative pluperfect)
polnud ujutud (impersonal indicative negative pluperfect)
ujuksin (conditional first-person present singular)
ei ujuks (conditional first-person negative present singular)
ujunuksin (conditional first-person perfect singular)
oleksin ujunud (conditional first-person perfect singular)
ei ujunuks (conditional first-person negative perfect singular)
ei oleks ujunud (conditional first-person negative perfect singular)
poleks ujunud (conditional first-person negative perfect singular)
ujuksid (conditional present second-person singular)
ei ujuks (conditional negative present second-person singular)
ujunuksid (conditional perfect second-person singular)
oleksid ujunud (conditional perfect second-person singular)
ei ujunuks (conditional negative perfect second-person singular)
ei oleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect second-person singular)
poleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect second-person singular)
ujuks (conditional present singular third-person)
ei ujuks (conditional negative present singular third-person)
ujunuks (conditional perfect singular third-person)
oleks ujunud (conditional perfect singular third-person)
ei ujunuks (conditional negative perfect singular third-person)
ei oleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect singular third-person)
poleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect singular third-person)
ujuksime (conditional first-person plural present)
ei ujuks (conditional first-person negative plural present)
ujunuksime (conditional first-person perfect plural)
oleksime ujunud (conditional first-person perfect plural)
ei ujunuks (conditional first-person negative perfect plural)
ei oleks ujunud (conditional first-person negative perfect plural)
poleks ujunud (conditional first-person negative perfect plural)
ujuksite (conditional plural present second-person)
ei ujuks (conditional negative plural present second-person)
ujunuksite (conditional perfect plural second-person)
oleksite ujunud (conditional perfect plural second-person)
ei ujunuks (conditional negative perfect plural second-person)
ei oleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect plural second-person)
poleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect plural second-person)
ujuksid (conditional plural present third-person)
ei ujuks (conditional negative plural present third-person)
ujunuksid (conditional perfect plural third-person)
oleksid ujunud (conditional perfect plural third-person)
ei ujunuks (conditional negative perfect plural third-person)
ei oleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect plural third-person)
poleks ujunud (conditional negative perfect plural third-person)
ujutaks (conditional impersonal present)
ei ujutaks (conditional impersonal negative present)
oleks ujutud (conditional impersonal perfect)
ei oleks ujutud (conditional impersonal negative perfect)
poleks ujutud (conditional impersonal negative perfect)
uju (imperative present second-person singular)
ära uju (imperative negative present second-person singular)
ole ujunud (imperative perfect second-person singular)
ära ole ujunud (imperative negative perfect second-person singular)
ujugu (imperative present singular third-person)
ärgu ujugu (imperative negative present singular third-person)
olgu ujunud (imperative perfect singular third-person)
ärgu olgu ujunud (imperative negative perfect singular third-person)
ujugem (first-person imperative plural present)
ärme ujume (first-person imperative negative plural present)
ärme uju (first-person imperative negative plural present)
ärgem ujugem (first-person imperative negative plural present)
olgem ujunud (first-person imperative perfect plural)
ärme oleme ujunud (first-person imperative negative perfect plural)
ärme ole ujunud (first-person imperative negative perfect plural)
ärgem olgem ujunud (first-person imperative negative perfect plural)
ujuge (imperative plural present second-person)
ärge ujuge (imperative negative plural present second-person)
olge ujunud (imperative perfect plural second-person)
ärge olge ujunud (imperative negative perfect plural second-person)
ujugu (imperative plural present third-person)
ärgu ujugu (imperative negative plural present third-person)
olgu ujunud (imperative perfect plural third-person)
ärgu olgu ujunud (imperative negative perfect plural third-person)
ujutagu (imperative impersonal present)
ärgu ujutagu (imperative impersonal negative present)
olgu ujutud (imperative impersonal perfect)
ärgu olgu ujutud (imperative impersonal negative perfect)
ujuvat (active present quotative)
ei ujuvat (active negative present quotative)
olevat ujunud (active perfect quotative)
ei olevat ujunud (active negative perfect quotative)
polevat ujunud (active negative perfect quotative)
ujutavat (passive present quotative)
ei ujutavat (negative passive present quotative)
olevat ujutud (passive perfect quotative)
ei olevat ujutud (negative passive perfect quotative)
polevat ujutud (negative passive perfect quotative)
ujuma (active infinitive infinitive-ma nominative)
ujutama (infinitive infinitive-ma nominative passive)
ujuda (nominative present)
olla ujunud (nominative past)
ujuma (active illative infinitive infinitive-ma)
ujudes (inessive present)
olles ujunud (inessive past)
ujumas (active inessive infinitive infinitive-ma)
ujumast (active elative infinitive infinitive-ma)
ujuv (active participle present)
ujutav (participle passive present)
ujumaks (active infinitive infinitive-ma translative)
ujunud (active participle past)
ujutud (participle passive past)
ujumata (abessive active infinitive infinitive-ma)
ujumatu (active negative participle)

Etymology tree
Proto-Uralic *uje-
Proto-Finnic *uidak
Proto-Finnic *-udak
Proto-Finnic *ujudak
Estonian ujuma
From Proto-Finnic *ujudak (*uidak + *-udak), ultimately from Proto-Uralic *uje-.
Phonetically similar stems can be found in Tungusic languages, compare Evenki уюми (ujumi), уюктами (ujuktami, “to swim (of birds)”).
Cognates include Finnish uida, Votic ujjua, Livonian vȯigõ, Võro ujoma, Ingrian uijua, Karelian ujuo, Ludian and Veps ujuda; Northern Sami vuodjat (from Proto-Samic *vuojëtēk); Erzya and Moksha уемс (ujems); Eastern Mari ияш (ijaš), Western Mari илӓш (iläš); Udmurt уяны (ujany), Komi-Zyrian уйны (ujny); Northern Mansi уйгалаӈкве (ujgalaňkve), Northern Khanty вөщты (wøsjty), Southern Khanty [script needed] (üj-), Hungarian úszik; Tundra Nenets ӈохолась (ŋoxolasʹ°) and Southern Selkup у́ргу.

etymon

Ma ei oska ujuda.

Ujusime üle jõe.

Ära uju kaldast liiga kaugele.

Suvel käisime iga päev ujumas.

In the summer we went swimming every day.

Ujub nagu kala.

(S)he swims like a fish (= is a good swimmer)

Kala ujub uimi liigutades.

Merihobuke ujub püstasendis.

The seahorse swims in an upright position.

Tiigil ujusid luiged.

Saarmas ujub ja sukeldub väga hästi.

Vene kirvest ujuma

to not be able to swim (literally, “to swim the Russian axe”)

Üldse aga ei näi sõja ajal draama tõmbawat. Nõutakse naljamängu, janti, operetti, mis laseks paariks tunnikski unustada seisukorra tõsiduse. Sarnasele meeleolule peab teatrijuhatus järele andma juba majanduse pärast Kui ei taheta mängida tühjale majale, ei jää muud üle, kui ujuda periwett ühes publiku maitsetega.

1925, Jaan Kärner, „Estonia“ kuuskümmend aastat, Tallinn: T. E. S. Estonia, →ISBN, page 122:

In general, however, there doesn't seem to be much demand for drama in the wartime. The people demand comedies, farces, operettas, which would make them forget the seriousness of the situation for just a few hours. The theatre management has to give in to this mood for the sake of the economy. If you don't want to play to an empty house, you have no choice but to go with the audience's taste.

to swim (to move forward in water without resting on the bottom)

Ankrupoi jäi veepinnale ujuma.

Vees ujus igasugust prahti.

There was all kinds of debris floating in the water.

ujuvad jäämäed

mööda jõge ujuvad jääpangad

supis ujuvad lihatükid

Mööda jõge ujusid lodjad ja praamid.

Rafts and barges were floating along the river.

Suvel ja sügisel ta sageli sõitis kaasa Peipsile pöörduvate venelastega, kelle pikkamisi pärivett ujuvad lodjad lõhnasid tõrvast, põletatud viinast ja avarusest.

1930, Jaan Kärner, chapter 2, in Unustatud Emajõgi, Tartu: Noor-Eesti, →ISBN, page 30:

In summer and autumn, he often travelled with Russians returning to the Peipsi, whose longboats floating with the stream smelled of tar, burnt vodka and vastitude.

to float (to stay on the surface of the water and move a little bit; to be carried by the water current)

Sügis oli vihmane, teed ujusid porist ja veest.

It was a rainy autumn, and the roads were flooding in mud and water.

Laud ujus õllest.

Nägu ujub higis.

Silmad ujusid pisarais.

His/her eyes were welling up with tears.

Haavatu ujub veres.

The wounded person is in a pool of blood.

+obj

(genitive +) sees; (genitive +) seest ‘in/with’

to flood, to be drenched (to be full of or overflowing with water or other liquid) [with inessive or (genitive +) sees; or with elative or (genitive +) seest ‘in/with’]

Saal ujus sadade elektrilampide säras.

The hall was rich in the glow of hundreds of electric lights.

Linnake ujub roheluses.

See mees ujub raha sees.

(figuratively) to be rich [with inessive or (genitive +) sees ‘in sth’]

Kõrgel taevas ujuvad valged pilved.

Udu ujub üle soo.

Kuu ujus pilve tagant välja.

The moon floated out from behind a cloud.

Valssivad paarid ujuvad mööda parketti.

Waltzing couples float along the parquet floor.

Kõik ujus ta pilgu ees nagu udus.

Everything was floating in front of his/her eyes like a fog.

Üle tüdruku näo ujus sügav puna.

A deep blush spread across the girl's face.

Siin armastas Kusta oma karjaga peatuda: ühtlasi mets ja ometi avarustki, rohi paiguti rinnuni, aga loomad siiski näha. Lehmad rohmivad oma pikkade keeltega rohtu, lambad näksivad siit ja sealt ning tallekese pea viskub kepseldes põõsa tagant õhku. Kõikjal silmale-kõrvale rõõmu: rähn täksib kuskil ligidal, kägu häälitseb kajavalt kaugemal, aga kõrgel männilatvade kohal ujub kanakull sinises taevas.

1956 March 2, Friedebert Tuglas, “Siil [Hedgehog]”, in Sirp ja Vasar [Hammer and Sickle], number 9, page 6:

Kusta loved to stop here with his cattle: it was a forest and yet it was open, the grass was chest-high in places, but you could still see the animals. The cows were munching the grass with their long tongues, the sheep were nibbling here and there, and the head of a lamb was poking up from behind a bush. Everywhere, there's joy for the eyes: a chicken pecks somewhere nearby, a cuckoo calls loudly in the distance, but high above the pine trees a hen-owl flies in the blue sky.

(figuratively) to float (to move slowly and smoothly)

Poisid pidasid pidu, kui järsku vanemad sisse ujusid.

The boys were having a party when suddenly their parents came in.

Pole teda kaua nähtud, kust ta nüüd välja ujus?

We haven't seen him for a long time, where did he come from now?

Purjus mees ujus tüdrukule külje alla.

The drunk man wheedled the girl. (literally, “ […] swam under the side of the girl.”)

Sõja ajal ujusid igasugused sulid jälle lagedale.

During the war, all sorts of crooks reappeared.

Päevavalgele ujusid uued probleemid.

(colloquial, with a particle) to appear, to emerge

(finance) to float (to freely evolve according to supply and demand)


oras

orase (genitive)
orast (partitive)
oras (nominative singular)
orased (nominative plural)
oras (accusative nominative singular)
orased (accusative nominative plural)
orase (accusative genitive singular)
orased (accusative genitive plural)
orase (genitive singular)
oraste (genitive plural)
orast (partitive singular)
oraseid (partitive plural)
orasesse (illative singular)
orastesse (illative plural)
oraseisse (illative plural)
orases (inessive singular)
orastes (inessive plural)
oraseis (inessive plural)
orasest (elative singular)
orastest (elative plural)
oraseist (elative plural)
orasele (allative singular)
orastele (allative plural)
oraseile (allative plural)
orasel (adessive singular)
orastel (adessive plural)
oraseil (adessive plural)
oraselt (ablative singular)
orastelt (ablative plural)
oraseilt (ablative plural)
oraseks (singular translative)
orasteks (plural translative)
oraseiks (plural translative)
oraseni (singular terminative)
orasteni (plural terminative)
orasena (essive singular)
orastena (essive plural)
oraseta (abessive singular)
orasteta (abessive plural)
orasega (comitative singular)
orastega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *oras. Cognate with Veps oraz.


muru

muru (genitive)
muru (partitive)
muru (nominative singular)
murud (nominative plural)
muru (accusative nominative singular)
murud (accusative nominative plural)
muru (accusative genitive singular)
murud (accusative genitive plural)
muru (genitive singular)
murude (genitive plural)
muru (partitive singular)
murusid (partitive plural)
murru (illative singular)
murusse (illative singular)
murudesse (illative plural)
murus (inessive singular)
murudes (inessive plural)
murust (elative singular)
murudest (elative plural)
murule (allative singular)
murudele (allative plural)
murul (adessive singular)
murudel (adessive plural)
murult (ablative singular)
murudelt (ablative plural)
muruks (singular translative)
murudeks (plural translative)
muruni (singular terminative)
murudeni (plural terminative)
muruna (essive singular)
murudena (essive plural)
muruta (abessive singular)
murudeta (abessive plural)
muruga (comitative singular)
murudega (comitative plural)

Possibly from Proto-Finnic *muro, compare dialectal Finnish muro (“chickweed”), Võro muro, moro.


teadvus

head

teadvus (genitive teadvuse, partitive teadvust)

teadvuse (genitive)
teadvust (partitive)
teadvus (nominative singular)
teadvused (nominative plural)
teadvus (accusative nominative singular)
teadvused (accusative nominative plural)
teadvuse (accusative genitive singular)
teadvused (accusative genitive plural)
teadvuse (genitive singular)
teadvuste (genitive plural)
teadvust (partitive singular)
teadvusi (partitive plural)
teadvusse (illative singular)
teadvusesse (illative singular)
teadvustesse (illative plural)
teadvusisse (illative plural)
teadvuses (inessive singular)
teadvustes (inessive plural)
teadvusis (inessive plural)
teadvusest (elative singular)
teadvustest (elative plural)
teadvusist (elative plural)
teadvusele (allative singular)
teadvustele (allative plural)
teadvusile (allative plural)
teadvusel (adessive singular)
teadvustel (adessive plural)
teadvusil (adessive plural)
teadvuselt (ablative singular)
teadvustelt (ablative plural)
teadvusilt (ablative plural)
teadvuseks (singular translative)
teadvusteks (plural translative)
teadvusiks (plural translative)
teadvuseni (singular terminative)
teadvusteni (plural terminative)
teadvusena (essive singular)
teadvustena (essive plural)
teadvuseta (abessive singular)
teadvusteta (abessive plural)
teadvusega (comitative singular)
teadvustega (comitative plural)
teadvus (nominative singular)
teadvused (nominative plural)
teadvus (accusative nominative singular)
teadvused (accusative nominative plural)
teadvuse (accusative genitive singular)
teadvused (accusative genitive plural)
teadvuse (genitive singular)
teadvuste (genitive plural)
teadvust (partitive singular)
teadvuseid (partitive plural)
teadvusesse (illative singular)
teadvustesse (illative plural)
teadvuseisse (illative plural)
teadvuses (inessive singular)
teadvustes (inessive plural)
teadvuseis (inessive plural)
teadvusest (elative singular)
teadvustest (elative plural)
teadvuseist (elative plural)
teadvusele (allative singular)
teadvustele (allative plural)
teadvuseile (allative plural)
teadvusel (adessive singular)
teadvustel (adessive plural)
teadvuseil (adessive plural)
teadvuselt (ablative singular)
teadvustelt (ablative plural)
teadvuseilt (ablative plural)
teadvuseks (singular translative)
teadvusteks (plural translative)
teadvuseiks (plural translative)
teadvuseni (singular terminative)
teadvusteni (plural terminative)
teadvusena (essive singular)
teadvustena (essive plural)
teadvuseta (abessive singular)
teadvusteta (abessive plural)
teadvusega (comitative singular)
teadvustega (comitative plural)


teadus

teadus (genitive teaduse, partitive teadust)

teaduse (genitive)
teadust (partitive)
teadus (nominative singular)
teadused (nominative plural)
teadus (accusative nominative singular)
teadused (accusative nominative plural)
teaduse (accusative genitive singular)
teadused (accusative genitive plural)
teaduse (genitive singular)
teaduste (genitive plural)
teadust (partitive singular)
teadusi (partitive plural)
teadusse (illative singular)
teadusesse (illative singular)
teadustesse (illative plural)
teadusisse (illative plural)
teaduses (inessive singular)
teadustes (inessive plural)
teadusis (inessive plural)
teadusest (elative singular)
teadustest (elative plural)
teadusist (elative plural)
teadusele (allative singular)
teadustele (allative plural)
teadusile (allative plural)
teadusel (adessive singular)
teadustel (adessive plural)
teadusil (adessive plural)
teaduselt (ablative singular)
teadustelt (ablative plural)
teadusilt (ablative plural)
teaduseks (singular translative)
teadusteks (plural translative)
teadusiks (plural translative)
teaduseni (singular terminative)
teadusteni (plural terminative)
teadusena (essive singular)
teadustena (essive plural)
teaduseta (abessive singular)
teadusteta (abessive plural)
teadusega (comitative singular)
teadustega (comitative plural)
teadus (nominative singular)
teadused (nominative plural)
teadus (accusative nominative singular)
teadused (accusative nominative plural)
teaduse (accusative genitive singular)
teadused (accusative genitive plural)
teaduse (genitive singular)
teaduste (genitive plural)
teadust (partitive singular)
teaduseid (partitive plural)
teadusesse (illative singular)
teadustesse (illative plural)
teaduseisse (illative plural)
teaduses (inessive singular)
teadustes (inessive plural)
teaduseis (inessive plural)
teadusest (elative singular)
teadustest (elative plural)
teaduseist (elative plural)
teadusele (allative singular)
teadustele (allative plural)
teaduseile (allative plural)
teadusel (adessive singular)
teadustel (adessive plural)
teaduseil (adessive plural)
teaduselt (ablative singular)
teadustelt (ablative plural)
teaduseilt (ablative plural)
teaduseks (singular translative)
teadusteks (plural translative)
teaduseiks (plural translative)
teaduseni (singular terminative)
teadusteni (plural terminative)
teadusena (essive singular)
teadustena (essive plural)
teaduseta (abessive singular)
teadusteta (abessive plural)
teadusega (comitative singular)
teadustega (comitative plural)