voor

vooru (genitive)
vooru (partitive)
voor (nominative singular)
voorud (nominative plural)
voor (accusative nominative singular)
voorud (accusative nominative plural)
vooru (accusative genitive singular)
voorud (accusative genitive plural)
vooru (genitive singular)
voorude (genitive plural)
vooru (partitive singular)
voore (partitive plural)
voorusid (partitive plural)
vooru (illative singular)
voorusse (illative singular)
voorudesse (illative plural)
vooresse (illative plural)
voorus (inessive singular)
voorudes (inessive plural)
voores (inessive plural)
voorust (elative singular)
voorudest (elative plural)
voorest (elative plural)
voorule (allative singular)
voorudele (allative plural)
voorele (allative plural)
voorul (adessive singular)
voorudel (adessive plural)
voorel (adessive plural)
voorult (ablative singular)
voorudelt (ablative plural)
voorelt (ablative plural)
vooruks (singular translative)
voorudeks (plural translative)
vooreks (plural translative)
vooruni (singular terminative)
voorudeni (plural terminative)
vooruna (essive singular)
voorudena (essive plural)
vooruta (abessive singular)
voorudeta (abessive plural)
vooruga (comitative singular)
voorudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *vooro, possibly a loan from Proto-Baltic [Term?], compare Lithuanian vora (“line, row”).

Laulukonkursil on kolm vooru.

There are three stages in the singing competition.

phase, stage, round, e.g in a competition


leer

leeri (genitive)
leeri (partitive)
leer (nominative singular)
leerid (nominative plural)
leer (accusative nominative singular)
leerid (accusative nominative plural)
leeri (accusative genitive singular)
leerid (accusative genitive plural)
leeri (genitive singular)
leeride (genitive plural)
leeri (partitive singular)
leere (partitive plural)
leerisid (partitive plural)
leeri (illative singular)
leerisse (illative singular)
leeridesse (illative plural)
leeresse (illative plural)
leeris (inessive singular)
leerides (inessive plural)
leeres (inessive plural)
leerist (elative singular)
leeridest (elative plural)
leerest (elative plural)
leerile (allative singular)
leeridele (allative plural)
leerele (allative plural)
leeril (adessive singular)
leeridel (adessive plural)
leerel (adessive plural)
leerilt (ablative singular)
leeridelt (ablative plural)
leerelt (ablative plural)
leeriks (singular translative)
leerideks (plural translative)
leereks (plural translative)
leerini (singular terminative)
leerideni (plural terminative)
leerina (essive singular)
leeridena (essive plural)
leerita (abessive singular)
leerideta (abessive plural)
leeriga (comitative singular)
leeridega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German leger, lager. Etymological twin of laager.

Ta on vastaste leeris


leer

From Middle Low German lere (“study, learning”).

der

A (protestant) confirmation into the faithful community.


Napoli

Napoli (nominative singular)
Napoli (accusative nominative singular)
Napoli (accusative genitive singular)
Napoli (genitive singular)
Napolit (partitive singular)
Napolisse (illative singular)
Napolis (inessive singular)
Napolist (elative singular)
Napolile (allative singular)
Napolil (adessive singular)
Napolilt (ablative singular)
Napoliks (singular translative)
Napolini (singular terminative)
Napolina (essive singular)
Napolita (abessive singular)
Napoliga (comitative singular)

Borrowed from Italian Napoli, from Latin Neāpolis, from Ancient Greek Νεᾱ́πολῐς (Neā́polis), from νέᾱ (néā, “new”) + πόλῐς (pólis, “city”).

Naples (a province and city in Campania, Italy)


moor

moori (genitive)
moori (partitive)
moor (nominative singular)
moorid (nominative plural)
moor (accusative nominative singular)
moorid (accusative nominative plural)
moori (accusative genitive singular)
moorid (accusative genitive plural)
moori (genitive singular)
mooride (genitive plural)
moori (partitive singular)
moore (partitive plural)
moorisid (partitive plural)
moori (illative singular)
moorisse (illative singular)
mooridesse (illative plural)
mooresse (illative plural)
mooris (inessive singular)
moorides (inessive plural)
moores (inessive plural)
moorist (elative singular)
mooridest (elative plural)
moorest (elative plural)
moorile (allative singular)
mooridele (allative plural)
moorele (allative plural)
mooril (adessive singular)
mooridel (adessive plural)
moorel (adessive plural)
moorilt (ablative singular)
mooridelt (ablative plural)
moorelt (ablative plural)
mooriks (singular translative)
moorideks (plural translative)
mooreks (plural translative)
moorini (singular terminative)
moorideni (plural terminative)
moorina (essive singular)
mooridena (essive plural)
moorita (abessive singular)
moorideta (abessive plural)
mooriga (comitative singular)
mooridega (comitative plural)


hai

hai (genitive)
haid (partitive)
hai (nominative singular)
haid (nominative plural)
hai (accusative nominative singular)
haid (accusative nominative plural)
hai (accusative genitive singular)
haid (accusative genitive plural)
hai (genitive singular)
haide (genitive plural)
haid (partitive singular)
haisid (partitive plural)
haisse (illative singular)
haidesse (illative plural)
hais (inessive singular)
haides (inessive plural)
haist (elative singular)
haidest (elative plural)
haile (allative singular)
haidele (allative plural)
hail (adessive singular)
haidel (adessive plural)
hailt (ablative singular)
haidelt (ablative plural)
haiks (singular translative)
haideks (plural translative)
haini (singular terminative)
haideni (plural terminative)
haina (essive singular)
haidena (essive plural)
haita (abessive singular)
haideta (abessive plural)
haiga (comitative singular)
haidega (comitative plural)

< Swedish haj (“shark”), < Dutch haai (“shark”)


ja

From Proto-Finnic *ja, from Proto-Germanic *jahw (“and”); compare Gothic 𐌾𐌰𐌷 (jah), Old High German ja, joh.


pea

pea (genitive)
pead (partitive)
pea (nominative singular)
pead (nominative plural)
pea (accusative nominative singular)
pead (accusative nominative plural)
pea (accusative genitive singular)
pead (accusative genitive plural)
pea (genitive singular)
peade (genitive plural)
pead (partitive singular)
päid (partitive plural)
peasid (partitive plural)
peasse (illative singular)
peadesse (illative plural)
päisse (illative plural)
peas (inessive singular)
peades (inessive plural)
päis (inessive plural)
peast (elative singular)
peadest (elative plural)
päist (elative plural)
peale (allative singular)
peadele (allative plural)
päile (allative plural)
peal (adessive singular)
peadel (adessive plural)
päil (adessive plural)
pealt (ablative singular)
peadelt (ablative plural)
päilt (ablative plural)
peaks (singular translative)
peadeks (plural translative)
päiks (plural translative)
peani (singular terminative)
peadeni (plural terminative)
peana (essive singular)
peadena (essive plural)
peata (abessive singular)
peadeta (abessive plural)
peaga (comitative singular)
peadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *pää, from Proto-Uralic *päŋe. Cognate with Finnish pää and Hungarian fej.


pea

Pea iga kord seisab ta seal kohas.

Kohe pea oleme kohal.

Rändurid uinusid pea.

soon, immediately, quickly (in modern use almost always together with some other word or affix, such as kohe, õige, nii, -gi)


Aaron

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Aaron


vaba

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vaba (genitive vaba, partitive vaba, comparative vabam, superlative kõige vabam)

vaba (genitive)
vaba (partitive)
vabam (comparative)
kõige vabam (superlative)
vaba (nominative singular)
vabad (nominative plural)
vaba (accusative nominative singular)
vabad (accusative nominative plural)
vaba (accusative genitive singular)
vabad (accusative genitive plural)
vaba (genitive singular)
vabade (genitive plural)
vaba (partitive singular)
vabu (partitive plural)
vabasid (partitive plural)
vappa (illative singular)
vabasse (illative singular)
vabadesse (illative plural)
vabusse (illative plural)
vabas (inessive singular)
vabades (inessive plural)
vabus (inessive plural)
vabast (elative singular)
vabadest (elative plural)
vabust (elative plural)
vabale (allative singular)
vabadele (allative plural)
vabule (allative plural)
vabal (adessive singular)
vabadel (adessive plural)
vabul (adessive plural)
vabalt (ablative singular)
vabadelt (ablative plural)
vabult (ablative plural)
vabaks (singular translative)
vabadeks (plural translative)
vabuks (plural translative)
vabani (singular terminative)
vabadeni (plural terminative)
vabana (essive singular)
vabadena (essive plural)
vabata (abessive singular)
vabadeta (abessive plural)
vabaga (comitative singular)
vabadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *vapada, from Old East Slavic свободь (svobodĭ, “free”), from Proto-Slavic *svoboda (“freedom”). Cognates include Finnish vapaa, Votic vapa and Ingrian vappaa.

der

Eesti saab ükskord jälle vabaks!

Estonia shall be independent once again!

Kirjuta vabas vormis.

loose, free, not strictly following the rules

Kas see koht on vaba.

Ma sain endale vaba pääsu kontserdile.

I got myself a free pass to the concert.


Belgia

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Belgia (genitive Belgia, partitive Belgiat)

Belgia (genitive)
Belgiat (partitive)
Belgia (nominative singular)
Belgiad (nominative plural)
Belgia (accusative nominative singular)
Belgiad (accusative nominative plural)
Belgia (accusative genitive singular)
Belgiad (accusative genitive plural)
Belgia (genitive singular)
Belgiate (genitive plural)
Belgiat (partitive singular)
Belgiaid (partitive plural)
Belgiasse (illative singular)
Belgiatesse (illative plural)
Belgiaisse (illative plural)
Belgias (inessive singular)
Belgiates (inessive plural)
Belgiais (inessive plural)
Belgiast (elative singular)
Belgiatest (elative plural)
Belgiaist (elative plural)
Belgiale (allative singular)
Belgiatele (allative plural)
Belgiaile (allative plural)
Belgial (adessive singular)
Belgiatel (adessive plural)
Belgiail (adessive plural)
Belgialt (ablative singular)
Belgiatelt (ablative plural)
Belgiailt (ablative plural)
Belgiaks (singular translative)
Belgiateks (plural translative)
Belgiaiks (plural translative)
Belgiani (singular terminative)
Belgiateni (plural terminative)
Belgiana (essive singular)
Belgiatena (essive plural)
Belgiata (abessive singular)
Belgiateta (abessive plural)
Belgiaga (comitative singular)
Belgiatega (comitative plural)

Belgium (a country in Western Europe that has borders with the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg and France)


enam

Kuupileteid müüdi enam kui tuhat.

More than a thousand monthly tickets were sold.

comparative degree of palju: more than ((of quantity) in greater quantity or degree compared to something)

palju

Ära tule enam minu juurde!

Vihma enam ei saja.

Mulle sobib enam viski.


aim

aimu (genitive)
aimu (partitive)
aim (nominative singular)
aimud (nominative plural)
aim (accusative nominative singular)
aimud (accusative nominative plural)
aimu (accusative genitive singular)
aimud (accusative genitive plural)
aimu (genitive singular)
aimude (genitive plural)
aimu (partitive singular)
aime (partitive plural)
aimusid (partitive plural)
aimu (illative singular)
aimusse (illative singular)
aimudesse (illative plural)
aimesse (illative plural)
aimus (inessive singular)
aimudes (inessive plural)
aimes (inessive plural)
aimust (elative singular)
aimudest (elative plural)
aimest (elative plural)
aimule (allative singular)
aimudele (allative plural)
aimele (allative plural)
aimul (adessive singular)
aimudel (adessive plural)
aimel (adessive plural)
aimult (ablative singular)
aimudelt (ablative plural)
aimelt (ablative plural)
aimuks (singular translative)
aimudeks (plural translative)
aimeks (plural translative)
aimuni (singular terminative)
aimudeni (plural terminative)
aimuna (essive singular)
aimudena (essive plural)
aimuta (abessive singular)
aimudeta (abessive plural)
aimuga (comitative singular)
aimudega (comitative plural)

Of Finnic origin. Cognate to Finnish aimottaa.

Pole aimugi.


tuhat

From Proto-Finnic *tuhat, from a Baltic language, compare Lithuanian tūkstantis.


lagi

lae (genitive)
lage (partitive)
lagi (nominative singular)
laed (nominative plural)
lagi (accusative nominative singular)
laed (accusative nominative plural)
lae (accusative genitive singular)
laed (accusative genitive plural)
lae (genitive singular)
lagede (genitive plural)
lage (partitive singular)
lagesid (partitive plural)
lakke (illative singular)
laesse (illative singular)
lagedesse (illative plural)
laes (inessive singular)
lagedes (inessive plural)
laest (elative singular)
lagedest (elative plural)
laele (allative singular)
lagedele (allative plural)
lael (adessive singular)
lagedel (adessive plural)
laelt (ablative singular)
lagedelt (ablative plural)
laeks (singular translative)
lagedeks (plural translative)
laeni (singular terminative)
lagedeni (plural terminative)
laena (essive singular)
lagedena (essive plural)
laeta (abessive singular)
lagedeta (abessive plural)
laega (comitative singular)
lagedega (comitative plural)

ceiling (the upper inner surface of the room)

(about rise, growth, capacity) maximum, high point

about rise; growth; capacity; about rise; growth; capacity


saada

Tahan raha saada.


saada

Saada see kiri ära.

second-person singular present imperative of saatma

present indicative connegative of saatma


vene

vene (genitive)
venet (partitive)
vene (nominative singular)
vened (nominative plural)
vene (accusative nominative singular)
vened (accusative nominative plural)
vene (accusative genitive singular)
vened (accusative genitive plural)
vene (genitive singular)
venede (genitive plural)
venet (partitive singular)
venesid (partitive plural)
venne (illative singular)
venesse (illative singular)
venedesse (illative plural)
venes (inessive singular)
venedes (inessive plural)
venest (elative singular)
venedest (elative plural)
venele (allative singular)
venedele (allative plural)
venel (adessive singular)
venedel (adessive plural)
venelt (ablative singular)
venedelt (ablative plural)
veneks (singular translative)
venedeks (plural translative)
veneni (singular terminative)
venedeni (plural terminative)
venena (essive singular)
venedena (essive plural)
veneta (abessive singular)
venedeta (abessive plural)
venega (comitative singular)
venedega (comitative plural)


vene

From Proto-Finnic *venät, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *weneđ- (“Slav”) or Proto-Germanic *winidaz (“Slav”). Cognates include Estonian venelane, and Finnish venäläinen, venakko, venäjä and Venäjä.

Ma ei räägi vene keelt.


tuul

tuule (genitive)
tuult (partitive)
tuul (nominative singular)
tuuled (nominative plural)
tuul (accusative nominative singular)
tuuled (accusative nominative plural)
tuule (accusative genitive singular)
tuuled (accusative genitive plural)
tuule (genitive singular)
tuulte (genitive plural)
tuult (partitive singular)
tuuli (partitive plural)
tuulde (illative singular)
tuulesse (illative singular)
tuultesse (illative plural)
tuulisse (illative plural)
tuules (inessive singular)
tuultes (inessive plural)
tuulis (inessive plural)
tuulest (elative singular)
tuultest (elative plural)
tuulist (elative plural)
tuulele (allative singular)
tuultele (allative plural)
tuulile (allative plural)
tuulel (adessive singular)
tuultel (adessive plural)
tuulil (adessive plural)
tuulelt (ablative singular)
tuultelt (ablative plural)
tuulilt (ablative plural)
tuuleks (singular translative)
tuulteks (plural translative)
tuuliks (plural translative)
tuuleni (singular terminative)
tuulteni (plural terminative)
tuulena (essive singular)
tuultena (essive plural)
tuuleta (abessive singular)
tuulteta (abessive plural)
tuulega (comitative singular)
tuultega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *tuuli, from Proto-Finno-Permic *towle.

wind (perceptible movement of air due to natural causes)


vesi

vee (genitive)
vett (partitive)
vesi (nominative singular)
veed (nominative plural)
vesi (accusative nominative singular)
veed (accusative nominative plural)
vee (accusative genitive singular)
veed (accusative genitive plural)
vee (genitive singular)
vete (genitive plural)
vett (partitive singular)
vesi (partitive plural)
vette (illative singular)
veesse (illative singular)
vetesse (illative plural)
vesisse (illative plural)
vees (inessive singular)
vetes (inessive plural)
vesis (inessive plural)
veest (elative singular)
vetest (elative plural)
vesist (elative plural)
veele (allative singular)
vetele (allative plural)
vesile (allative plural)
veel (adessive singular)
vetel (adessive plural)
vesil (adessive plural)
veelt (ablative singular)
vetelt (ablative plural)
vesilt (ablative plural)
veeks (singular translative)
veteks (plural translative)
vesiks (plural translative)
veeni (singular terminative)
veteni (plural terminative)
veena (essive singular)
vetena (essive plural)
veeta (abessive singular)
veteta (abessive plural)
veega (comitative singular)
vetega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *veci, from Proto-Uralic *wete. Cognates include Finnish vesi, Hungarian víz. May ultimately be a cognate of Proto-Indo-European *wódr̥, in which case compare to Scottish Gaelic uisge, Irish uisce, Russian вода́ (vodá), English water.


WC

WC (genitive)
WC-d (partitive)
WC (nominative singular)
WC-d (nominative plural)
WC (genitive singular)
WC-de (genitive plural)
WC-d (partitive singular)
WC-sid (partitive plural)
WC-sse (illative singular)
WC-desse (illative plural)
WC-s (inessive singular)
WC-des (inessive plural)
WC-st (elative singular)
WC-dest (elative plural)
WC-le (allative singular)
WC-dele (allative plural)
WC-l (adessive singular)
WC-del (adessive plural)
WC-lt (ablative singular)
WC-delt (ablative plural)
WC-ks (singular translative)
WC-deks (plural translative)
WC-ni (singular terminative)
WC-deni (plural terminative)
WC-na (essive singular)
WC-dena (essive plural)
WC-ta (abessive singular)
WC-deta (abessive plural)
WC-ga (comitative singular)
WC-dega (comitative plural)
WC (nominative singular)
WC'd (nominative plural)
WC (genitive singular)
WC'de (genitive plural)
WC'd (partitive singular)
WC'sid (partitive plural)
WC'sse (illative singular)
WC'desse (illative plural)
WC's (inessive singular)
WC'des (inessive plural)
WC'st (elative singular)
WC'dest (elative plural)
WC'le (allative singular)
WC'dele (allative plural)
WC'l (adessive singular)
WC'del (adessive plural)
WC'lt (ablative singular)
WC'delt (ablative plural)
WC'ks (singular translative)
WC'deks (plural translative)
WC'ni (singular terminative)
WC'deni (plural terminative)
WC'na (essive singular)
WC'dena (essive plural)
WC'ta (abessive singular)
WC'deta (abessive plural)
WC'ga (comitative singular)
WC'dega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

WC (type initialism)

WC (type initialism)


kirves

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kirves (genitive kirve, partitive kirvest)

kirve (genitive)
kirvest (partitive)
kirves (nominative singular)
kirved (nominative plural)
kirves (accusative nominative singular)
kirved (accusative nominative plural)
kirve (accusative genitive singular)
kirved (accusative genitive plural)
kirve (genitive singular)
kirveste (genitive plural)
kirvest (partitive singular)
kirveid (partitive plural)
kirvesse (illative singular)
kirvestesse (illative plural)
kirveisse (illative plural)
kirves (inessive singular)
kirvestes (inessive plural)
kirveis (inessive plural)
kirvest (elative singular)
kirvestest (elative plural)
kirveist (elative plural)
kirvele (allative singular)
kirvestele (allative plural)
kirveile (allative plural)
kirvel (adessive singular)
kirvestel (adessive plural)
kirveil (adessive plural)
kirvelt (ablative singular)
kirvestelt (ablative plural)
kirveilt (ablative plural)
kirveks (singular translative)
kirvesteks (plural translative)
kirveiks (plural translative)
kirveni (singular terminative)
kirvesteni (plural terminative)
kirvena (essive singular)
kirvestena (essive plural)
kirveta (abessive singular)
kirvesteta (abessive plural)
kirvega (comitative singular)
kirvestega (comitative plural)

axe (a tool with a handle for cutting, hewing, breaking wood or other work)


lammas

lammas (genitive lamba, partitive lammast)

lamba (genitive)
lammast (partitive)
lammas (nominative singular)
lambad (nominative plural)
lammas (accusative nominative singular)
lambad (accusative nominative plural)
lamba (accusative genitive singular)
lambad (accusative genitive plural)
lamba (genitive singular)
lammaste (genitive plural)
lammast (partitive singular)
lambaid (partitive plural)
lambasse (illative singular)
lammastesse (illative plural)
lambaisse (illative plural)
lambas (inessive singular)
lammastes (inessive plural)
lambais (inessive plural)
lambast (elative singular)
lammastest (elative plural)
lambaist (elative plural)
lambale (allative singular)
lammastele (allative plural)
lambaile (allative plural)
lambal (adessive singular)
lammastel (adessive plural)
lambail (adessive plural)
lambalt (ablative singular)
lammastelt (ablative plural)
lambailt (ablative plural)
lambaks (singular translative)
lammasteks (plural translative)
lambaiks (plural translative)
lambani (singular terminative)
lammasteni (plural terminative)
lambana (essive singular)
lammastena (essive plural)
lambata (abessive singular)
lammasteta (abessive plural)
lambaga (comitative singular)
lammastega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *lambas, from Proto-Germanic *lambaz.


lahti

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognate to Ingrian lahti and Votic lahti. Possibly derived from lahk (“parting”).

Uks on lahti.

Ta keeras mutri lahti.

Temast ei saa lahti.


käsi

käe (genitive)
kätt (partitive)
käsi (nominative singular)
käed (nominative plural)
käsi (accusative nominative singular)
käed (accusative nominative plural)
käe (accusative genitive singular)
käed (accusative genitive plural)
käe (genitive singular)
käte (genitive plural)
kätt (partitive singular)
käsi (partitive plural)
kätte (illative singular)
käesse (illative singular)
kätesse (illative plural)
käsisse (illative plural)
käes (inessive singular)
kätes (inessive plural)
käsis (inessive plural)
käest (elative singular)
kätest (elative plural)
käsist (elative plural)
käele (allative singular)
kätele (allative plural)
käsile (allative plural)
käel (adessive singular)
kätel (adessive plural)
käsil (adessive plural)
käelt (ablative singular)
kätelt (ablative plural)
käsilt (ablative plural)
käeks (singular translative)
käteks (plural translative)
käsiks (plural translative)
käeni (singular terminative)
käteni (plural terminative)
käena (essive singular)
kätena (essive plural)
käeta (abessive singular)
käteta (abessive plural)
käega (comitative singular)
kätega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *käci, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *käte. Cognate with Finnish käsi, Erzya кедь (keď) and Hungarian kéz.


kuu

kuu (genitive)
kuud (partitive)
kuu (nominative singular)
kuud (nominative plural)
kuu (accusative nominative singular)
kuud (accusative nominative plural)
kuu (accusative genitive singular)
kuud (accusative genitive plural)
kuu (genitive singular)
kuude (genitive plural)
kuud (partitive singular)
kuid (partitive plural)
kuusid (partitive plural)
kuusse (illative singular)
kuudesse (illative plural)
kuisse (illative plural)
kuus (inessive singular)
kuudes (inessive plural)
kuis (inessive plural)
kuust (elative singular)
kuudest (elative plural)
kuist (elative plural)
kuule (allative singular)
kuudele (allative plural)
kuile (allative plural)
kuul (adessive singular)
kuudel (adessive plural)
kuil (adessive plural)
kuult (ablative singular)
kuudelt (ablative plural)
kuilt (ablative plural)
kuuks (singular translative)
kuudeks (plural translative)
kuiks (plural translative)
kuuni (singular terminative)
kuudeni (plural terminative)
kuuna (essive singular)
kuudena (essive plural)
kuuta (abessive singular)
kuudeta (abessive plural)
kuuga (comitative singular)
kuudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kuu, from Proto-Uralic *kuŋe. Cognates include Finnish kuu, Votic kuu, Livonian kū, Võro kuu, Ingrian kuu, Livvi kuu, Ludian kuu, Veps ku, ? Lule Sami guojijdit (“to rise (of the moon)”), kuojijtit, Erzya ков (kov), Moksha ков (kov), Northern Khanty хўв (hŭw), Hungarian hó, Hungarian hold, Nganasan кичез̌әә (kičežəə), Kamassian ки (ki) and Mator [script needed] (kistit), compare also Northern Yukaghir киндьэ (kind̦e).

cog

et:Kuu (astroloogia)
et:Kuu (kalender)
et:kuu

Kuu kadus pilve taha.

A large luminous celestial body seen from the Earth at night.

Jupiteri kuud

Aasta lühim kuu on veebruar.

The shortest month of the year is February.

A period of 28 to 31 days, one twelfth of a year.

umbes kuus kuud tagasi


kuu

kuu (genitive)
kuud (partitive)
kuu (nominative singular)
kuud (nominative plural)
kuu (accusative nominative singular)
kuud (accusative nominative plural)
kuu (accusative genitive singular)
kuud (accusative genitive plural)
kuu (genitive singular)
kuude (genitive plural)
kuud (partitive singular)
kuusid (partitive plural)
kuusse (illative singular)
kuudesse (illative plural)
kuus (inessive singular)
kuudes (inessive plural)
kuust (elative singular)
kuudest (elative plural)
kuule (allative singular)
kuudele (allative plural)
kuul (adessive singular)
kuudel (adessive plural)
kuult (ablative singular)
kuudelt (ablative plural)
kuuks (singular translative)
kuudeks (plural translative)
kuuni (singular terminative)
kuudeni (plural terminative)
kuuna (essive singular)
kuudena (essive plural)
kuuta (abessive singular)
kuudeta (abessive plural)
kuuga (comitative singular)
kuudega (comitative plural)

The name of the Latin-script letter Q/q.


kaunis

head

kaunis (genitive kauni, partitive kaunist, comparative kaunim, superlative kõige kaunim or kauneim)

kauni (genitive)
kaunist (partitive)
kaunim (comparative)
kõige kaunim (superlative)
kauneim (superlative)
kaunis (nominative singular)
kaunid (nominative plural)
kaunis (accusative nominative singular)
kaunid (accusative nominative plural)
kauni (accusative genitive singular)
kaunid (accusative genitive plural)
kauni (genitive singular)
kaunite (genitive plural)
kaunist (partitive singular)
kauneid (partitive plural)
kaunisse (illative singular)
kaunitesse (illative plural)
kauneisse (illative plural)
kaunis (inessive singular)
kaunites (inessive plural)
kauneis (inessive plural)
kaunist (elative singular)
kaunitest (elative plural)
kauneist (elative plural)
kaunile (allative singular)
kaunitele (allative plural)
kauneile (allative plural)
kaunil (adessive singular)
kaunitel (adessive plural)
kauneil (adessive plural)
kaunilt (ablative singular)
kaunitelt (ablative plural)
kauneilt (ablative plural)
kauniks (singular translative)
kauniteks (plural translative)
kauneiks (plural translative)
kaunini (singular terminative)
kauniteni (plural terminative)
kaunina (essive singular)
kaunitena (essive plural)
kaunita (abessive singular)
kauniteta (abessive plural)
kauniga (comitative singular)
kaunitega (comitative plural)
kaunis (nominative singular)
kaunid (nominative plural)
kaunis (accusative nominative singular)
kaunid (accusative nominative plural)
kauni (accusative genitive singular)
kaunid (accusative genitive plural)
kauni (genitive singular)
kauniste (genitive plural)
kaunist (partitive singular)
kauneid (partitive plural)
kaunisse (illative singular)
kaunistesse (illative plural)
kauneisse (illative plural)
kaunis (inessive singular)
kaunistes (inessive plural)
kauneis (inessive plural)
kaunist (elative singular)
kaunistest (elative plural)
kauneist (elative plural)
kaunile (allative singular)
kaunistele (allative plural)
kauneile (allative plural)
kaunil (adessive singular)
kaunistel (adessive plural)
kauneil (adessive plural)
kaunilt (ablative singular)
kaunistelt (ablative plural)
kauneilt (ablative plural)
kauniks (singular translative)
kaunisteks (plural translative)
kauneiks (plural translative)
kaunini (singular terminative)
kaunisteni (plural terminative)
kaunina (essive singular)
kaunistena (essive plural)
kaunita (abessive singular)
kaunisteta (abessive plural)
kauniga (comitative singular)
kaunistega (comitative plural)

beautiful (pleasant in appearance, satisfying to look at)

beautiful (joyful, good for the soul, satisfying, etc.)


maa

maa (genitive)
maad (partitive)
maa (nominative singular)
maad (nominative plural)
maa (accusative nominative singular)
maad (accusative nominative plural)
maa (accusative genitive singular)
maad (accusative genitive plural)
maa (genitive singular)
maade (genitive plural)
maad (partitive singular)
maid (partitive plural)
maasid (partitive plural)
maasse (illative singular)
maha (illative singular)
maadesse (illative plural)
maisse (illative plural)
maas (inessive singular)
maades (inessive plural)
mais (inessive plural)
maast (elative singular)
maadest (elative plural)
maist (elative plural)
maale (allative singular)
maadele (allative plural)
maile (allative plural)
maal (adessive singular)
maadel (adessive plural)
mail (adessive plural)
maalt (ablative singular)
maadelt (ablative plural)
mailt (ablative plural)
maaks (singular translative)
maadeks (plural translative)
maiks (plural translative)
maani (singular terminative)
maadeni (plural terminative)
maana (essive singular)
maadena (essive plural)
maata (abessive singular)
maadeta (abessive plural)
maaga (comitative singular)
maadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *maa, from Proto-Uralic *mëxe. Cognates include Finnish maa and Karelian mua.


dessert

dessert (genitive desserdi, partitive desserti)

desserdi (genitive)
desserti (partitive)
dessert (nominative singular)
desserdid (nominative plural)
dessert (accusative nominative singular)
desserdid (accusative nominative plural)
desserdi (accusative genitive singular)
desserdid (accusative genitive plural)
desserdi (genitive singular)
dessertide (genitive plural)
desserti (partitive singular)
desserte (partitive plural)
dessertisid (partitive plural)
desserti (illative singular)
desserdisse (illative singular)
dessertidesse (illative plural)
desserdesse (illative plural)
desserdis (inessive singular)
dessertides (inessive plural)
desserdes (inessive plural)
desserdist (elative singular)
dessertidest (elative plural)
desserdest (elative plural)
desserdile (allative singular)
dessertidele (allative plural)
desserdele (allative plural)
desserdil (adessive singular)
dessertidel (adessive plural)
desserdel (adessive plural)
desserdilt (ablative singular)
dessertidelt (ablative plural)
desserdelt (ablative plural)
desserdiks (singular translative)
dessertideks (plural translative)
desserdeks (plural translative)
desserdini (singular terminative)
dessertideni (plural terminative)
desserdina (essive singular)
dessertidena (essive plural)
desserdita (abessive singular)
dessertideta (abessive plural)
desserdiga (comitative singular)
dessertidega (comitative plural)


kallis

kallis (genitive kalli, partitive kallist, comparative kallim, superlative kõige kallim)

kalli (genitive)
kallist (partitive)
kallim (comparative)
kõige kallim (superlative)
kallis (nominative singular)
kallid (nominative plural)
kallis (accusative nominative singular)
kallid (accusative nominative plural)
kalli (accusative genitive singular)
kallid (accusative genitive plural)
kalli (genitive singular)
kallite (genitive plural)
kallist (partitive singular)
kalleid (partitive plural)
kallisse (illative singular)
kallitesse (illative plural)
kalleisse (illative plural)
kallis (inessive singular)
kallites (inessive plural)
kalleis (inessive plural)
kallist (elative singular)
kallitest (elative plural)
kalleist (elative plural)
kallile (allative singular)
kallitele (allative plural)
kalleile (allative plural)
kallil (adessive singular)
kallitel (adessive plural)
kalleil (adessive plural)
kallilt (ablative singular)
kallitelt (ablative plural)
kalleilt (ablative plural)
kalliks (singular translative)
kalliteks (plural translative)
kalleiks (plural translative)
kallini (singular terminative)
kalliteni (plural terminative)
kallina (essive singular)
kallitena (essive plural)
kallita (abessive singular)
kalliteta (abessive plural)
kalliga (comitative singular)
kallitega (comitative plural)
kallis (nominative singular)
kallid (nominative plural)
kallis (accusative nominative singular)
kallid (accusative nominative plural)
kalli (accusative genitive singular)
kallid (accusative genitive plural)
kalli (genitive singular)
kalliste (genitive plural)
kallist (partitive singular)
kalleid (partitive plural)
kallisse (illative singular)
kallistesse (illative plural)
kalleisse (illative plural)
kallis (inessive singular)
kallistes (inessive plural)
kalleis (inessive plural)
kallist (elative singular)
kallistest (elative plural)
kalleist (elative plural)
kallile (allative singular)
kallistele (allative plural)
kalleile (allative plural)
kallil (adessive singular)
kallistel (adessive plural)
kalleil (adessive plural)
kallilt (ablative singular)
kallistelt (ablative plural)
kalleilt (ablative plural)
kalliks (singular translative)
kallisteks (plural translative)
kalleiks (plural translative)
kallini (singular terminative)
kallisteni (plural terminative)
kallina (essive singular)
kallistena (essive plural)
kallita (abessive singular)
kallisteta (abessive plural)
kalliga (comitative singular)
kallistega (comitative plural)


kallis

kallis (genitive kalli, partitive kallist)

kalli (genitive)
kallist (partitive)
kallis (nominative singular)
kallid (nominative plural)
kallis (accusative nominative singular)
kallid (accusative nominative plural)
kalli (accusative genitive singular)
kallid (accusative genitive plural)
kalli (genitive singular)
kallite (genitive plural)
kallist (partitive singular)
kalleid (partitive plural)
kallisse (illative singular)
kallitesse (illative plural)
kalleisse (illative plural)
kallis (inessive singular)
kallites (inessive plural)
kalleis (inessive plural)
kallist (elative singular)
kallitest (elative plural)
kalleist (elative plural)
kallile (allative singular)
kallitele (allative plural)
kalleile (allative plural)
kallil (adessive singular)
kallitel (adessive plural)
kalleil (adessive plural)
kallilt (ablative singular)
kallitelt (ablative plural)
kalleilt (ablative plural)
kalliks (singular translative)
kalliteks (plural translative)
kalleiks (plural translative)
kallini (singular terminative)
kalliteni (plural terminative)
kallina (essive singular)
kallitena (essive plural)
kallita (abessive singular)
kalliteta (abessive plural)
kalliga (comitative singular)
kallitega (comitative plural)
kallis (nominative singular)
kallid (nominative plural)
kallis (accusative nominative singular)
kallid (accusative nominative plural)
kalli (accusative genitive singular)
kallid (accusative genitive plural)
kalli (genitive singular)
kalliste (genitive plural)
kallist (partitive singular)
kalleid (partitive plural)
kallisse (illative singular)
kallistesse (illative plural)
kalleisse (illative plural)
kallis (inessive singular)
kallistes (inessive plural)
kalleis (inessive plural)
kallist (elative singular)
kallistest (elative plural)
kalleist (elative plural)
kallile (allative singular)
kallistele (allative plural)
kalleile (allative plural)
kallil (adessive singular)
kallistel (adessive plural)
kalleil (adessive plural)
kallilt (ablative singular)
kallistelt (ablative plural)
kalleilt (ablative plural)
kalliks (singular translative)
kallisteks (plural translative)
kalleiks (plural translative)
kallini (singular terminative)
kallisteni (plural terminative)
kallina (essive singular)
kallistena (essive plural)
kallita (abessive singular)
kallisteta (abessive plural)
kalliga (comitative singular)
kallistega (comitative plural)


tera

tera (genitive)
tera (partitive)
tera (nominative singular)
terad (nominative plural)
tera (accusative nominative singular)
terad (accusative nominative plural)
tera (accusative genitive singular)
terad (accusative genitive plural)
tera (genitive singular)
terade (genitive plural)
tera (partitive singular)
teri (partitive plural)
terasid (partitive plural)
terra (illative singular)
terasse (illative singular)
teradesse (illative plural)
terisse (illative plural)
teras (inessive singular)
terades (inessive plural)
teris (inessive plural)
terast (elative singular)
teradest (elative plural)
terist (elative plural)
terale (allative singular)
teradele (allative plural)
terile (allative plural)
teral (adessive singular)
teradel (adessive plural)
teril (adessive plural)
teralt (ablative singular)
teradelt (ablative plural)
terilt (ablative plural)
teraks (singular translative)
teradeks (plural translative)
teriks (plural translative)
terani (singular terminative)
teradeni (plural terminative)
terana (essive singular)
teradena (essive plural)
terata (abessive singular)
teradeta (abessive plural)
teraga (comitative singular)
teradega (comitative plural)


roe

rooja (genitive)
rooja (partitive)
roe (nominative singular)
roojad (nominative plural)
roe (accusative nominative singular)
roojad (accusative nominative plural)
rooja (accusative genitive singular)
roojad (accusative genitive plural)
rooja (genitive singular)
roojade (genitive plural)
rooja (partitive singular)
rooje (partitive plural)
roojasid (partitive plural)
rooja (illative singular)
roojasse (illative singular)
roojadesse (illative plural)
roojesse (illative plural)
roojas (inessive singular)
roojades (inessive plural)
roojes (inessive plural)
roojast (elative singular)
roojadest (elative plural)
roojest (elative plural)
roojale (allative singular)
roojadele (allative plural)
roojele (allative plural)
roojal (adessive singular)
roojadel (adessive plural)
roojel (adessive plural)
roojalt (ablative singular)
roojadelt (ablative plural)
roojelt (ablative plural)
roojaks (singular translative)
roojadeks (plural translative)
roojeks (plural translative)
roojani (singular terminative)
roojadeni (plural terminative)
roojana (essive singular)
roojadena (essive plural)
roojata (abessive singular)
roojadeta (abessive plural)
roojaga (comitative singular)
roojadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *rooja. Cognate to Finnish ruoja and Votic roojõ (“dirt, mud, dirtiness, dirty”).


tee

tee (genitive)
teed (partitive)
tee (nominative singular)
teed (nominative plural)
tee (accusative nominative singular)
teed (accusative nominative plural)
tee (accusative genitive singular)
teed (accusative genitive plural)
tee (genitive singular)
teede (genitive plural)
teed (partitive singular)
teid (partitive plural)
teesid (partitive plural)
teesse (illative singular)
teedesse (illative plural)
teisse (illative plural)
tees (inessive singular)
teedes (inessive plural)
teis (inessive plural)
teest (elative singular)
teedest (elative plural)
teist (elative plural)
teele (allative singular)
teedele (allative plural)
teile (allative plural)
teel (adessive singular)
teedel (adessive plural)
teil (adessive plural)
teelt (ablative singular)
teedelt (ablative plural)
teilt (ablative plural)
teeks (singular translative)
teedeks (plural translative)
teiks (plural translative)
teeni (singular terminative)
teedeni (plural terminative)
teena (essive singular)
teedena (essive plural)
teeta (abessive singular)
teedeta (abessive plural)
teega (comitative singular)
teedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *tee. Cognate with Finnish tie.


tee

From German Tee, ultimately from Hokkien 茶 (tê).


tee

head

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

The name of the Latin-script letter T/t.


tee

Second-person singular imperative form of tegema.


ale

ale (genitive)
alet (partitive)
ale (nominative singular)
aled (nominative plural)
ale (accusative nominative singular)
aled (accusative nominative plural)
ale (accusative genitive singular)
aled (accusative genitive plural)
ale (genitive singular)
alede (genitive plural)
alet (partitive singular)
alesid (partitive plural)
alle (illative singular)
alesse (illative singular)
aledesse (illative plural)
ales (inessive singular)
aledes (inessive plural)
alest (elative singular)
aledest (elative plural)
alele (allative singular)
aledele (allative plural)
alel (adessive singular)
aledel (adessive plural)
alelt (ablative singular)
aledelt (ablative plural)
aleks (singular translative)
aledeks (plural translative)
aleni (singular terminative)
aledeni (plural terminative)
alena (essive singular)
aledena (essive plural)
aleta (abessive singular)
aledeta (abessive plural)
alega (comitative singular)
aledega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *halmëh. Cognate to Finnish halme and Livvi halmeh. From either Proto-Germanic *halmaz or a Baltic language, compare Lithuanian salms and Latvian želmuo.

the forest cut down to create new land in slash-and-burn


raha

raha (genitive)
raha (partitive)
raha (nominative singular)
rahad (nominative plural)
raha (accusative nominative singular)
rahad (accusative nominative plural)
raha (accusative genitive singular)
rahad (accusative genitive plural)
raha (genitive singular)
rahade (genitive plural)
raha (partitive singular)
rahasid (partitive plural)
rahha (illative singular)
rahasse (illative singular)
rahadesse (illative plural)
rahas (inessive singular)
rahades (inessive plural)
rahast (elative singular)
rahadest (elative plural)
rahale (allative singular)
rahadele (allative plural)
rahal (adessive singular)
rahadel (adessive plural)
rahalt (ablative singular)
rahadelt (ablative plural)
rahaks (singular translative)
rahadeks (plural translative)
rahani (singular terminative)
rahadeni (plural terminative)
rahana (essive singular)
rahadena (essive plural)
rahata (abessive singular)
rahadeta (abessive plural)
rahaga (comitative singular)
rahadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *raha, from a Germanic language, compare Old Norse skrá.


Bratislava

Bratislava (the capital city of Slovakia)


sai

saia (genitive)
saia (partitive)
sai (nominative singular)
saiad (nominative plural)
saia (genitive singular)
saiade (genitive plural)
saia (partitive singular)
saiu (partitive plural)
saiasid (partitive plural)
saia (illative singular)
saiasse (illative singular)
saiadesse (illative plural)
saias (inessive singular)
saiades (inessive plural)
saiast (elative singular)
saiadest (elative plural)
saiale (allative singular)
saiadele (allative plural)
saial (adessive singular)
saiadel (adessive plural)
saialt (ablative singular)
saiadelt (ablative plural)
saiaks (singular translative)
saiadeks (plural translative)
saiani (singular terminative)
saiadeni (plural terminative)
saiana (essive singular)
saiadena (essive plural)
saiata (abessive singular)
saiadeta (abessive plural)
saiaga (comitative singular)
saiadega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

sai (type sai)

→ Ingrian: saija

Cognate to Livonian sōja (“white bread”). Possibly a derivation from saama. As white bread was often offered during weddings, an initial compound of saialeib would have meant something along the lines of "receiver's bread, wedding bread".


sai

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

Ta sai kingituse.

third-person singular past indicative of saama


film

filmi (genitive)
filmi (partitive)
film (nominative singular)
filmid (nominative plural)
film (accusative nominative singular)
filmid (accusative nominative plural)
filmi (accusative genitive singular)
filmid (accusative genitive plural)
filmi (genitive singular)
filmide (genitive plural)
filmi (partitive singular)
filme (partitive plural)
filmisid (partitive plural)
filmi (illative singular)
filmisse (illative singular)
filmidesse (illative plural)
filmesse (illative plural)
filmis (inessive singular)
filmides (inessive plural)
filmes (inessive plural)
filmist (elative singular)
filmidest (elative plural)
filmest (elative plural)
filmile (allative singular)
filmidele (allative plural)
filmele (allative plural)
filmil (adessive singular)
filmidel (adessive plural)
filmel (adessive plural)
filmilt (ablative singular)
filmidelt (ablative plural)
filmelt (ablative plural)
filmiks (singular translative)
filmideks (plural translative)
filmeks (plural translative)
filmini (singular terminative)
filmideni (plural terminative)
filmina (essive singular)
filmidena (essive plural)
filmita (abessive singular)
filmideta (abessive plural)
filmiga (comitative singular)
filmidega (comitative plural)


lahja

head

lahja (genitive lahja, partitive lahjat, comparative lahjem, superlative kõige lahjem)

lahja (genitive)
lahjat (partitive)
lahjem (comparative)
kõige lahjem (superlative)
lahja (nominative singular)
lahjad (nominative plural)
lahja (accusative nominative singular)
lahjad (accusative nominative plural)
lahja (accusative genitive singular)
lahjad (accusative genitive plural)
lahja (genitive singular)
lahjade (genitive plural)
lahjat (partitive singular)
lahjasid (partitive plural)
lahjasse (illative singular)
lahjadesse (illative plural)
lahjas (inessive singular)
lahjades (inessive plural)
lahjast (elative singular)
lahjadest (elative plural)
lahjale (allative singular)
lahjadele (allative plural)
lahjal (adessive singular)
lahjadel (adessive plural)
lahjalt (ablative singular)
lahjadelt (ablative plural)
lahjaks (singular translative)
lahjadeks (plural translative)
lahjani (singular terminative)
lahjadeni (plural terminative)
lahjana (essive singular)
lahjadena (essive plural)
lahjata (abessive singular)
lahjadeta (abessive plural)
lahjaga (comitative singular)
lahjadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *laiha, of Baltic origin; compare Lithuanian liesas and Latvian liess. Cognate to Finnish laiha.

~ liha : lean meat

~ kohv : thin coffee

~ maa : lean soil, poor soil

lean, poor, thin (short of some essential element)

~ sinine : pale blue

Parem lahja rahu kui rasvane riid.

Better a lean accord than a fat quarrel.


jalka

jalka (genitive jalka, partitive jalkat)

jalka (genitive)
jalkat (partitive)
jalka (nominative singular)
jalkad (nominative plural)
jalka (accusative nominative singular)
jalkad (accusative nominative plural)
jalka (accusative genitive singular)
jalkad (accusative genitive plural)
jalka (genitive singular)
jalkade (genitive plural)
jalkat (partitive singular)
jalkasid (partitive plural)
jalkasse (illative singular)
jalkadesse (illative plural)
jalkas (inessive singular)
jalkades (inessive plural)
jalkast (elative singular)
jalkadest (elative plural)
jalkale (allative singular)
jalkadele (allative plural)
jalkal (adessive singular)
jalkadel (adessive plural)
jalkalt (ablative singular)
jalkadelt (ablative plural)
jalkaks (singular translative)
jalkadeks (plural translative)
jalkani (singular terminative)
jalkadeni (plural terminative)
jalkana (essive singular)
jalkadena (essive plural)
jalkata (abessive singular)
jalkadeta (abessive plural)
jalkaga (comitative singular)
jalkadega (comitative plural)


uni

une (genitive)
und (partitive)
uni (nominative singular)
uned (nominative plural)
uni (accusative nominative singular)
uned (accusative nominative plural)
une (accusative genitive singular)
uned (accusative genitive plural)
une (genitive singular)
unede (genitive plural)
und (partitive singular)
unesid (partitive plural)
unne (illative singular)
unesse (illative singular)
unedesse (illative plural)
unes (inessive singular)
unedes (inessive plural)
unest (elative singular)
unedest (elative plural)
unele (allative singular)
unedele (allative plural)
unel (adessive singular)
unedel (adessive plural)
unelt (ablative singular)
unedelt (ablative plural)
uneks (singular translative)
unedeks (plural translative)
uneni (singular terminative)
unedeni (plural terminative)
unena (essive singular)
unedena (essive plural)
uneta (abessive singular)
unedeta (abessive plural)
unega (comitative singular)
unedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *uni, from Proto-Finno-Permic *une, cognate to Finnish uni, Votic uni, Ludian uńi, and Erzya он (on, “dream”).

Mul ei tule und.

I can't sleep. (literally, “Sleep is not coming on me.”)

Ma nägin unes suurt põtra.


tema

tema (genitive tema, partitive teda, short form ta)

tema (genitive)
teda (partitive)
ta (short-form)
tema (long-form nominative singular)
ta (nominative short-form singular)
nemad (long-form nominative plural)
nad (nominative plural short-form)
tema (genitive long-form singular)
ta (genitive short-form singular)
nende (genitive long-form plural)
nende (genitive plural short-form)
teda (long-form partitive short-form singular)
neid (long-form partitive plural short-form)
temasse (illative long-form singular)
tasse (illative short-form singular)
nendesse (illative long-form plural)
neisse (illative plural short-form)
temas (inessive long-form singular)
tas (inessive short-form singular)
nendes (inessive long-form plural)
neis (inessive plural short-form)
temast (elative long-form singular)
tast (elative short-form singular)
nendest (elative long-form plural)
neist (elative plural short-form)
temale (allative long-form singular)
talle (allative short-form singular)
nendele (allative long-form plural)
neile (allative plural short-form)
temal (adessive long-form singular)
tal (adessive short-form singular)
nendel (adessive long-form plural)
neil (adessive plural short-form)
temalt (ablative long-form singular)
talt (ablative short-form singular)
nendelt (ablative long-form plural)
neilt (ablative plural short-form)
temaks (long-form singular translative)
nendeks (long-form plural translative)
neiks (plural short-form translative)
temani (long-form singular terminative)
nendeni (long-form plural terminative)
temana (essive long-form singular)
nendena (essive long-form plural)
temata (abessive long-form singular)
nendeta (abessive long-form plural)
temaga (comitative long-form singular)
taga (comitative short-form singular)
nendega (comitative long-form plural)

From Proto-Finnic *tämä, from Proto-Uralic *tä. Cognate with Finnish tämä, Northern Sami dát and Hungarian té- in tétova (“here and there”).

he/she (3rd person singular animate personal pronoun)


lumi

lume (genitive)
lund (partitive)
lumi (nominative singular)
lumed (nominative plural)
lumi (accusative nominative singular)
lumed (accusative nominative plural)
lume (accusative genitive singular)
lumed (accusative genitive plural)
lume (genitive singular)
lumede (genitive plural)
lund (partitive singular)
lumesid (partitive plural)
lumme (illative singular)
lumesse (illative singular)
lumedesse (illative plural)
lumes (inessive singular)
lumedes (inessive plural)
lumest (elative singular)
lumedest (elative plural)
lumele (allative singular)
lumedele (allative plural)
lumel (adessive singular)
lumedel (adessive plural)
lumelt (ablative singular)
lumedelt (ablative plural)
lumeks (singular translative)
lumedeks (plural translative)
lumeni (singular terminative)
lumedeni (plural terminative)
lumena (essive singular)
lumedena (essive plural)
lumeta (abessive singular)
lumedeta (abessive plural)
lumega (comitative singular)
lumedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *lumi, from Proto-Uralic *lome. Cognates include Finnish, Võro, Votic, Ingrian, Livvi, Karelian, and Veps lumi, Livonian lum; Southern Sami lopme (from Proto-Samic *lomë); Erzya and Moksha лов (lov); Eastern Mari лум (lum), Western Mari лым (lym); Komi-Zyrian лым (lym), Udmurt лымы (lymy); Tundra Nenets ёмзесь (yomzyesʹ°), [script needed] (jomća’, “light snowfall”), Nganasan дӱм (ďúm, “snowfall”), Southern Selkup чом- (ćom, “to snow”), and possibly also dialectal/dated Hungarian lom (“rime; hoarfrost”).
Irregularly, the final consonant of the stem changes *m > n in the partitive singular, due to assimilation.

cog

lund sadama

to snow, to be snowing (literally, “to precipitate snow”)

snow (soft white flakes consisting of ice crystals falling from clouds, mainly in winter; a layer or accumulation of these on the ground or another surface)


Praha

Prague (the capital city of the Czech Republic)


aus

head

aus (genitive ausa, partitive ausat, comparative ausam, superlative kõige ausam or ausaim)

ausa (genitive)
ausat (partitive)
ausam (comparative)
kõige ausam (superlative)
ausaim (superlative)
aus (nominative singular)
ausad (nominative plural)
aus (accusative nominative singular)
ausad (accusative nominative plural)
ausa (accusative genitive singular)
ausad (accusative genitive plural)
ausa (genitive singular)
ausate (genitive plural)
ausat (partitive singular)
ausaid (partitive plural)
ausasse (illative singular)
ausatesse (illative plural)
ausaisse (illative plural)
ausas (inessive singular)
ausates (inessive plural)
ausais (inessive plural)
ausast (elative singular)
ausatest (elative plural)
ausaist (elative plural)
ausale (allative singular)
ausatele (allative plural)
ausaile (allative plural)
ausal (adessive singular)
ausatel (adessive plural)
ausail (adessive plural)
ausalt (ablative singular)
ausatelt (ablative plural)
ausailt (ablative plural)
ausaks (singular translative)
ausateks (plural translative)
ausaiks (plural translative)
ausani (singular terminative)
ausateni (plural terminative)
ausana (essive singular)
ausatena (essive plural)
ausata (abessive singular)
ausateta (abessive plural)
ausaga (comitative singular)
ausatega (comitative plural)


rikas

rikas (comparative rikkam, superlative rikkaim, genitive rikka, partitive rikast)

rikkam (comparative)
rikkaim (superlative)
rikka (genitive)
rikast (partitive)
rikas (nominative singular)
rikkad (nominative plural)
rikas (accusative nominative singular)
rikkad (accusative nominative plural)
rikka (accusative genitive singular)
rikkad (accusative genitive plural)
rikka (genitive singular)
rikaste (genitive plural)
rikast (partitive singular)
rikkaid (partitive plural)
rikkasse (illative singular)
rikastesse (illative plural)
rikkaisse (illative plural)
rikkas (inessive singular)
rikastes (inessive plural)
rikkais (inessive plural)
rikkast (elative singular)
rikastest (elative plural)
rikkaist (elative plural)
rikkale (allative singular)
rikastele (allative plural)
rikkaile (allative plural)
rikkal (adessive singular)
rikastel (adessive plural)
rikkail (adessive plural)
rikkalt (ablative singular)
rikastelt (ablative plural)
rikkailt (ablative plural)
rikkaks (singular translative)
rikasteks (plural translative)
rikkaiks (plural translative)
rikkani (singular terminative)
rikasteni (plural terminative)
rikkana (essive singular)
rikastena (essive plural)
rikkata (abessive singular)
rikasteta (abessive plural)
rikkaga (comitative singular)
rikastega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *rik'as, from Proto-Germanic *rīkijaz. Cognate with German reich (“rich”).


kakao

kakao (genitive kakao, partitive kakaod)

kakao (genitive)
kakaod (partitive)
kakao (nominative singular)
kakaod (nominative plural)
kakao (accusative nominative singular)
kakaod (accusative nominative plural)
kakao (accusative genitive singular)
kakaod (accusative genitive plural)
kakao (genitive singular)
kakaode (genitive plural)
kakaod (partitive singular)
kakaosid (partitive plural)
kakaosse (illative singular)
kakaodesse (illative plural)
kakaos (inessive singular)
kakaodes (inessive plural)
kakaost (elative singular)
kakaodest (elative plural)
kakaole (allative singular)
kakaodele (allative plural)
kakaol (adessive singular)
kakaodel (adessive plural)
kakaolt (ablative singular)
kakaodelt (ablative plural)
kakaoks (singular translative)
kakaodeks (plural translative)
kakaoni (singular terminative)
kakaodeni (plural terminative)
kakaona (essive singular)
kakaodena (essive plural)
kakaota (abessive singular)
kakaodeta (abessive plural)
kakaoga (comitative singular)
kakaodega (comitative plural)


orb

orvu (genitive)
orbu (partitive)
orb (nominative singular)
orvud (nominative plural)
orb (accusative nominative singular)
orvud (accusative nominative plural)
orvu (accusative genitive singular)
orvud (accusative genitive plural)
orvu (genitive singular)
orbude (genitive plural)
orbu (partitive singular)
orbe (partitive plural)
orbusid (partitive plural)
orbu (illative singular)
orvusse (illative singular)
orbudesse (illative plural)
orvesse (illative plural)
orvus (inessive singular)
orbudes (inessive plural)
orves (inessive plural)
orvust (elative singular)
orbudest (elative plural)
orvest (elative plural)
orvule (allative singular)
orbudele (allative plural)
orvele (allative plural)
orvul (adessive singular)
orbudel (adessive plural)
orvel (adessive plural)
orvult (ablative singular)
orbudelt (ablative plural)
orvelt (ablative plural)
orvuks (singular translative)
orbudeks (plural translative)
orveks (plural translative)
orvuni (singular terminative)
orbudeni (plural terminative)
orvuna (essive singular)
orbudena (essive plural)
orvuta (abessive singular)
orbudeta (abessive plural)
orvuga (comitative singular)
orbudega (comitative plural)

Borrowed from Finnish orpo, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *orpa, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *Hárbʰas. Cognate with Hungarian árva.
 PIE word
 *h₃órbʰos


terve

terve (genitive terve, partitive tervet, comparative tervem, superlative kõige tervem)

terve (genitive)
tervet (partitive)
tervem (comparative)
kõige tervem (superlative)
terve (nominative singular)
terved (nominative plural)
terve (accusative nominative singular)
terved (accusative nominative plural)
terve (accusative genitive singular)
terved (accusative genitive plural)
terve (genitive singular)
tervete (genitive plural)
tervet (partitive singular)
terveid (partitive plural)
tervesse (illative singular)
tervetesse (illative plural)
terveisse (illative plural)
terves (inessive singular)
tervetes (inessive plural)
terveis (inessive plural)
tervest (elative singular)
tervetest (elative plural)
terveist (elative plural)
tervele (allative singular)
tervetele (allative plural)
terveile (allative plural)
tervel (adessive singular)
tervetel (adessive plural)
terveil (adessive plural)
tervelt (ablative singular)
tervetelt (ablative plural)
terveilt (ablative plural)
terveks (singular translative)
terveteks (plural translative)
terveiks (plural translative)
terveni (singular terminative)
terveteni (plural terminative)
tervena (essive singular)
tervetena (essive plural)
terveta (abessive singular)
terveteta (abessive plural)
tervega (comitative singular)
tervetega (comitative plural)
terve (nominative singular)
terved (nominative plural)
terve (accusative nominative singular)
terved (accusative nominative plural)
terve (accusative genitive singular)
terved (accusative genitive plural)
terve (genitive singular)
tervete (genitive plural)
tervet (partitive singular)
terveid (partitive plural)
tervesse (illative singular)
tervetesse (illative plural)
terveisse (illative plural)
terves (inessive singular)
tervetes (inessive plural)
terveis (inessive plural)
tervest (elative singular)
tervetest (elative plural)
terveist (elative plural)
tervele (allative singular)
tervetele (allative plural)
terveile (allative plural)
tervel (adessive singular)
tervetel (adessive plural)
terveil (adessive plural)
tervelt (ablative singular)
tervetelt (ablative plural)
terveilt (ablative plural)
terveks (singular translative)
terveteks (plural translative)
terveiks (plural translative)
terveni (singular terminative)
terveteni (plural terminative)
tervena (essive singular)
tervetena (essive plural)
terveta (abessive singular)
terveteta (abessive plural)
tervega (comitative singular)
tervetega (comitative plural)

Poiss on täitsa terve.

Ma olen terve elu seda oodanud.


suu

suu (genitive)
suud (partitive)
suu (nominative singular)
suud (nominative plural)
suu (accusative nominative singular)
suud (accusative nominative plural)
suu (accusative genitive singular)
suud (accusative genitive plural)
suu (genitive singular)
suude (genitive plural)
suud (partitive singular)
suid (partitive plural)
suusid (partitive plural)
suusse (illative singular)
suhu (illative singular)
suudesse (illative plural)
suisse (illative plural)
suus (inessive singular)
suudes (inessive plural)
suis (inessive plural)
suust (elative singular)
suudest (elative plural)
suist (elative plural)
suule (allative singular)
suudele (allative plural)
suile (allative plural)
suul (adessive singular)
suudel (adessive plural)
suil (adessive plural)
suult (ablative singular)
suudelt (ablative plural)
suilt (ablative plural)
suuks (singular translative)
suudeks (plural translative)
suiks (plural translative)
suuni (singular terminative)
suudeni (plural terminative)
suuna (essive singular)
suudena (essive plural)
suuta (abessive singular)
suudeta (abessive plural)
suuga (comitative singular)
suudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *suu, from Proto-Uralic *śuwe. Cognates include Finnish suu and Hungarian száj.


Bern

Bern (the capital city of Switzerland; capital city of Bern canton)


puu

puu (genitive)
puud (partitive)
puu (nominative singular)
puud (nominative plural)
puu (accusative nominative singular)
puud (accusative nominative plural)
puu (accusative genitive singular)
puud (accusative genitive plural)
puu (genitive singular)
puude (genitive plural)
puud (partitive singular)
puid (partitive plural)
puusid (partitive plural)
puusse (illative singular)
puudesse (illative plural)
puisse (illative plural)
puus (inessive singular)
puudes (inessive plural)
puis (inessive plural)
puust (elative singular)
puudest (elative plural)
puist (elative plural)
puule (allative singular)
puudele (allative plural)
puile (allative plural)
puul (adessive singular)
puudel (adessive plural)
puil (adessive plural)
puult (ablative singular)
puudelt (ablative plural)
puilt (ablative plural)
puuks (singular translative)
puudeks (plural translative)
puiks (plural translative)
puuni (singular terminative)
puudeni (plural terminative)
puuna (essive singular)
puudena (essive plural)
puuta (abessive singular)
puudeta (abessive plural)
puuga (comitative singular)
puudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *puu, from Proto-Uralic *puwe. Cognates include Finnish puu, Karelian puu, Udmurt пу (pu) and Hungarian fa.


varvas

varvas (genitive varba, partitive varvast)

varba (genitive)
varvast (partitive)
varvas (nominative singular)
varbad (nominative plural)
varvas (accusative nominative singular)
varbad (accusative nominative plural)
varba (accusative genitive singular)
varbad (accusative genitive plural)
varba (genitive singular)
varvaste (genitive plural)
varvast (partitive singular)
varbaid (partitive plural)
varbasse (illative singular)
varvastesse (illative plural)
varbaisse (illative plural)
varbas (inessive singular)
varvastes (inessive plural)
varbais (inessive plural)
varbast (elative singular)
varvastest (elative plural)
varbaist (elative plural)
varbale (allative singular)
varvastele (allative plural)
varbaile (allative plural)
varbal (adessive singular)
varvastel (adessive plural)
varbail (adessive plural)
varbalt (ablative singular)
varvastelt (ablative plural)
varbailt (ablative plural)
varbaks (singular translative)
varvasteks (plural translative)
varbaiks (plural translative)
varbani (singular terminative)
varvasteni (plural terminative)
varbana (essive singular)
varvastena (essive plural)
varbata (abessive singular)
varvasteta (abessive plural)
varbaga (comitative singular)
varvastega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *varbas, possibly derived from varb (“thin stick”). Cognate to Finnish varvas, Ludian barbaz and Livonian vārbaz.


toit

toidu (genitive)
toitu (partitive)
toit (nominative singular)
toidud (nominative plural)
toit (accusative nominative singular)
toidud (accusative nominative plural)
toidu (accusative genitive singular)
toidud (accusative genitive plural)
toidu (genitive singular)
toitude (genitive plural)
toitu (partitive singular)
toite (partitive plural)
toitusid (partitive plural)
toitu (illative singular)
toidusse (illative singular)
toitudesse (illative plural)
toidesse (illative plural)
toidus (inessive singular)
toitudes (inessive plural)
toides (inessive plural)
toidust (elative singular)
toitudest (elative plural)
toidest (elative plural)
toidule (allative singular)
toitudele (allative plural)
toidele (allative plural)
toidul (adessive singular)
toitudel (adessive plural)
toidel (adessive plural)
toidult (ablative singular)
toitudelt (ablative plural)
toidelt (ablative plural)
toiduks (singular translative)
toitudeks (plural translative)
toideks (plural translative)
toiduni (singular terminative)
toitudeni (plural terminative)
toiduna (essive singular)
toitudena (essive plural)
toiduta (abessive singular)
toitudeta (abessive plural)
toiduga (comitative singular)
toitudega (comitative plural)


leek

leegi (genitive)
leeki (partitive)
leek (nominative singular)
leegid (nominative plural)
leek (accusative nominative singular)
leegid (accusative nominative plural)
leegi (accusative genitive singular)
leegid (accusative genitive plural)
leegi (genitive singular)
leekide (genitive plural)
leeki (partitive singular)
leeke (partitive plural)
leekisid (partitive plural)
leeki (illative singular)
leegisse (illative singular)
leekidesse (illative plural)
leegesse (illative plural)
leegis (inessive singular)
leekides (inessive plural)
leeges (inessive plural)
leegist (elative singular)
leekidest (elative plural)
leegest (elative plural)
leegile (allative singular)
leekidele (allative plural)
leegele (allative plural)
leegil (adessive singular)
leekidel (adessive plural)
leegel (adessive plural)
leegilt (ablative singular)
leekidelt (ablative plural)
leegelt (ablative plural)
leegiks (singular translative)
leekideks (plural translative)
leegeks (plural translative)
leegini (singular terminative)
leekideni (plural terminative)
leegina (essive singular)
leekidena (essive plural)
leegita (abessive singular)
leekideta (abessive plural)
leegiga (comitative singular)
leekidega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *leekki, cognate to Finnish liekki and Karelian liekki. Possibly the same root as in Votic lõõkkua (“to move, to sway”) and Finnish liekkua.

Mu korter on leekides.


veli

veli (genitive velle or velje, partitive velle or velje)

velle (genitive)
velje (genitive)
velle (partitive)
velje (partitive)
veli (nominative singular)
velled (nominative plural)
veli (accusative nominative singular)
velled (accusative nominative plural)
velle (accusative genitive singular)
velled (accusative genitive plural)
velle (genitive singular)
vellede (genitive plural)
velle (partitive singular)
vellesid (partitive plural)
velle (illative singular)
vellesse (illative singular)
velledesse (illative plural)
velles (inessive singular)
velledes (inessive plural)
vellest (elative singular)
velledest (elative plural)
vellele (allative singular)
velledele (allative plural)
vellel (adessive singular)
velledel (adessive plural)
vellelt (ablative singular)
velledelt (ablative plural)
velleks (singular translative)
velledeks (plural translative)
velleni (singular terminative)
velledeni (plural terminative)
vellena (essive singular)
velledena (essive plural)
velleta (abessive singular)
velledeta (abessive plural)
vellega (comitative singular)
velledega (comitative plural)
veli (nominative singular)
veljed (nominative plural)
veli (accusative nominative singular)
veljed (accusative nominative plural)
velje (accusative genitive singular)
veljed (accusative genitive plural)
velje (genitive singular)
veljede (genitive plural)
velje (partitive singular)
veljesid (partitive plural)
velje (illative singular)
veljesse (illative singular)
veljedesse (illative plural)
veljes (inessive singular)
veljedes (inessive plural)
veljest (elative singular)
veljedest (elative plural)
veljele (allative singular)
veljedele (allative plural)
veljel (adessive singular)
veljedel (adessive plural)
veljelt (ablative singular)
veljedelt (ablative plural)
veljeks (singular translative)
veljedeks (plural translative)
veljeni (singular terminative)
veljedeni (plural terminative)
veljena (essive singular)
veljedena (essive plural)
veljeta (abessive singular)
veljedeta (abessive plural)
veljega (comitative singular)
veljedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *velji. Cognate with Finnish veli.


veri

vere (genitive)
verd (partitive)
veri (nominative singular)
vered (nominative plural)
veri (accusative nominative singular)
vered (accusative nominative plural)
vere (accusative genitive singular)
vered (accusative genitive plural)
vere (genitive singular)
verede (genitive plural)
verd (partitive singular)
veresid (partitive plural)
verre (illative singular)
veresse (illative singular)
veredesse (illative plural)
veres (inessive singular)
veredes (inessive plural)
verest (elative singular)
veredest (elative plural)
verele (allative singular)
veredele (allative plural)
verel (adessive singular)
veredel (adessive plural)
verelt (ablative singular)
veredelt (ablative plural)
vereks (singular translative)
veredeks (plural translative)
vereni (singular terminative)
veredeni (plural terminative)
verena (essive singular)
veredena (essive plural)
vereta (abessive singular)
veredeta (abessive plural)
verega (comitative singular)
veredega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *veri, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *were. Cognates include Hungarian vér and Finnish veri.


nimi

nime (genitive)
nime (partitive)
nimi (nominative singular)
nimed (nominative plural)
nimi (accusative nominative singular)
nimed (accusative nominative plural)
nime (accusative genitive singular)
nimed (accusative genitive plural)
nime (genitive singular)
nimede (genitive plural)
nime (partitive singular)
nimesid (partitive plural)
nimme (illative singular)
nimesse (illative singular)
nimedesse (illative plural)
nimes (inessive singular)
nimedes (inessive plural)
nimest (elative singular)
nimedest (elative plural)
nimele (allative singular)
nimedele (allative plural)
nimel (adessive singular)
nimedel (adessive plural)
nimelt (ablative singular)
nimedelt (ablative plural)
nimeks (singular translative)
nimedeks (plural translative)
nimeni (singular terminative)
nimedeni (plural terminative)
nimena (essive singular)
nimedena (essive plural)
nimeta (abessive singular)
nimedeta (abessive plural)
nimega (comitative singular)
nimedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *nimi, from Proto-Uralic *nime. May be related to Proto-Indo-European *h₁nómn̥. Cognates include Northern Sami namma and Hungarian név.


kala

kala (genitive)
kala (partitive)
kala (nominative singular)
kalad (nominative plural)
kala (accusative nominative singular)
kalad (accusative nominative plural)
kala (accusative genitive singular)
kalad (accusative genitive plural)
kala (genitive singular)
kalade (genitive plural)
kala (partitive singular)
kalu (partitive plural)
kalasid (partitive plural)
kalla (illative singular)
kalasse (illative singular)
kaladesse (illative plural)
kalusse (illative plural)
kalas (inessive singular)
kalades (inessive plural)
kalus (inessive plural)
kalast (elative singular)
kaladest (elative plural)
kalust (elative plural)
kalale (allative singular)
kaladele (allative plural)
kalule (allative plural)
kalal (adessive singular)
kaladel (adessive plural)
kalul (adessive plural)
kalalt (ablative singular)
kaladelt (ablative plural)
kalult (ablative plural)
kalaks (singular translative)
kaladeks (plural translative)
kaluks (plural translative)
kalani (singular terminative)
kaladeni (plural terminative)
kalana (essive singular)
kaladena (essive plural)
kalata (abessive singular)
kaladeta (abessive plural)
kalaga (comitative singular)
kaladega (comitative plural)

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


paha

paha (genitive paha, partitive paha, comparative pahem, superlative kõige pahem)

paha (genitive)
paha (partitive)
pahem (comparative)
kõige pahem (superlative)
paha (nominative singular)
pahad (nominative plural)
paha (accusative nominative singular)
pahad (accusative nominative plural)
paha (accusative genitive singular)
pahad (accusative genitive plural)
paha (genitive singular)
pahade (genitive plural)
paha (partitive singular)
pahu (partitive plural)
pahasid (partitive plural)
pahha (illative singular)
pahasse (illative singular)
pahadesse (illative plural)
pahusse (illative plural)
pahas (inessive singular)
pahades (inessive plural)
pahus (inessive plural)
pahast (elative singular)
pahadest (elative plural)
pahust (elative plural)
pahale (allative singular)
pahadele (allative plural)
pahule (allative plural)
pahal (adessive singular)
pahadel (adessive plural)
pahul (adessive plural)
pahalt (ablative singular)
pahadelt (ablative plural)
pahult (ablative plural)
pahaks (singular translative)
pahadeks (plural translative)
pahuks (plural translative)
pahani (singular terminative)
pahadeni (plural terminative)
pahana (essive singular)
pahadena (essive plural)
pahata (abessive singular)
pahadeta (abessive plural)
pahaga (comitative singular)
pahadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *paha, borrowed from Proto-Norse [script needed] (*bāga-), from Proto-Germanic *bēgaz.


aer

aeru (genitive)
aeru (partitive)
aer (nominative singular)
aerud (nominative plural)
aer (accusative nominative singular)
aerud (accusative nominative plural)
aeru (accusative genitive singular)
aerud (accusative genitive plural)
aeru (genitive singular)
aerude (genitive plural)
aeru (partitive singular)
aere (partitive plural)
aerusid (partitive plural)
aeru (illative singular)
aerusse (illative singular)
aerudesse (illative plural)
aeresse (illative plural)
aerus (inessive singular)
aerudes (inessive plural)
aeres (inessive plural)
aerust (elative singular)
aerudest (elative plural)
aerest (elative plural)
aerule (allative singular)
aerudele (allative plural)
aerele (allative plural)
aerul (adessive singular)
aerudel (adessive plural)
aerel (adessive plural)
aerult (ablative singular)
aerudelt (ablative plural)
aerelt (ablative plural)
aeruks (singular translative)
aerudeks (plural translative)
aereks (plural translative)
aeruni (singular terminative)
aerudeni (plural terminative)
aeruna (essive singular)
aerudena (essive plural)
aeruta (abessive singular)
aerudeta (abessive plural)
aeruga (comitative singular)
aerudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *airo, from Proto-Germanic *airō. Cognate with Finnish airo.


till

tilli (genitive)
tilli (partitive)
till (nominative singular)
tillid (nominative plural)
till (accusative nominative singular)
tillid (accusative nominative plural)
tilli (accusative genitive singular)
tillid (accusative genitive plural)
tilli (genitive singular)
tillide (genitive plural)
tilli (partitive singular)
tille (partitive plural)
tillisid (partitive plural)
tilli (illative singular)
tillisse (illative singular)
tillidesse (illative plural)
tillesse (illative plural)
tillis (inessive singular)
tillides (inessive plural)
tilles (inessive plural)
tillist (elative singular)
tillidest (elative plural)
tillest (elative plural)
tillile (allative singular)
tillidele (allative plural)
tillele (allative plural)
tillil (adessive singular)
tillidel (adessive plural)
tillel (adessive plural)
tillilt (ablative singular)
tillidelt (ablative plural)
tillelt (ablative plural)
tilliks (singular translative)
tillideks (plural translative)
tilleks (plural translative)
tillini (singular terminative)
tillideni (plural terminative)
tillina (essive singular)
tillidena (essive plural)
tillita (abessive singular)
tillideta (abessive plural)
tilliga (comitative singular)
tillidega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German dille. First attested in 1660.


till

Possibly derived from the same stem seen in many dialectal bird names: tillutaja, tillutis, tilder (“shank (Tringa)”). It's not uncommon for bird names to become euphemistic terms for genitalia, cf. kull (“hawk”), English cock.
Another theory suggests this term is a hypocoristic variant of the stem seen in tila (“spout”), which in some dialects might have referred to a young boy's genitalia.


till

ding, tinkle (high-pitched sound of a bell)


Paul

a male given name, equivalent to English Paul


magus

magus (genitive magusa, partitive magusat, comparative magusam, superlative kõige magusam)

magusa (genitive)
magusat (partitive)
magusam (comparative)
kõige magusam (superlative)
magus (nominative singular)
magusad (nominative plural)
magus (accusative nominative singular)
magusad (accusative nominative plural)
magusa (accusative genitive singular)
magusad (accusative genitive plural)
magusa (genitive singular)
magusate (genitive plural)
magusat (partitive singular)
magusaid (partitive plural)
magusasse (illative singular)
magusatesse (illative plural)
magusaisse (illative plural)
magusas (inessive singular)
magusates (inessive plural)
magusais (inessive plural)
magusast (elative singular)
magusatest (elative plural)
magusaist (elative plural)
magusale (allative singular)
magusatele (allative plural)
magusaile (allative plural)
magusal (adessive singular)
magusatel (adessive plural)
magusail (adessive plural)
magusalt (ablative singular)
magusatelt (ablative plural)
magusailt (ablative plural)
magusaks (singular translative)
magusateks (plural translative)
magusaiks (plural translative)
magusani (singular terminative)
magusateni (plural terminative)
magusana (essive singular)
magusatena (essive plural)
magusata (abessive singular)
magusateta (abessive plural)
magusaga (comitative singular)
magusatega (comitative plural)

From magu + -s, an archaic word meaning "taste", "flavour".


medal

medal (genitive medali, partitive medalit)


vale

vale (genitive vale, partitive valet, comparative valem, superlative kõige valem)

vale (genitive)
valet (partitive)
valem (comparative)
kõige valem (superlative)

From Proto-Finnic *valëh. Cognate to Finnish valhe and Votic valõ. Possibly a derivation from valama, where the word originally might have meant "sausage poured into an intestine", which was then used idiomatically with the meaning of "lie".


vale

vale (genitive)
valet (partitive)
vale (nominative singular)
valed (nominative plural)
vale (accusative nominative singular)
valed (accusative nominative plural)
vale (accusative genitive singular)
valed (accusative genitive plural)
vale (genitive singular)
valede (genitive plural)
valet (partitive singular)
valesid (partitive plural)
valle (illative singular)
valesse (illative singular)
valedesse (illative plural)
vales (inessive singular)
valedes (inessive plural)
valest (elative singular)
valedest (elative plural)
valele (allative singular)
valedele (allative plural)
valel (adessive singular)
valedel (adessive plural)
valelt (ablative singular)
valedelt (ablative plural)
valeks (singular translative)
valedeks (plural translative)
valeni (singular terminative)
valedeni (plural terminative)
valena (essive singular)
valedena (essive plural)
valeta (abessive singular)
valedeta (abessive plural)
valega (comitative singular)
valedega (comitative plural)


porno

porno (genitive porno, partitive pornot)

porno (genitive)
pornot (partitive)
porno (nominative singular)
pornod (nominative plural)
porno (accusative nominative singular)
pornod (accusative nominative plural)
porno (accusative genitive singular)
pornod (accusative genitive plural)
porno (genitive singular)
pornote (genitive plural)
pornot (partitive singular)
pornoid (partitive plural)
pornosse (illative singular)
pornotesse (illative plural)
pornoisse (illative plural)
pornos (inessive singular)
pornotes (inessive plural)
pornois (inessive plural)
pornost (elative singular)
pornotest (elative plural)
pornoist (elative plural)
pornole (allative singular)
pornotele (allative plural)
pornoile (allative plural)
pornol (adessive singular)
pornotel (adessive plural)
pornoil (adessive plural)
pornolt (ablative singular)
pornotelt (ablative plural)
pornoilt (ablative plural)
pornoks (singular translative)
pornoteks (plural translative)
pornoiks (plural translative)
pornoni (singular terminative)
pornoteni (plural terminative)
pornona (essive singular)
pornotena (essive plural)
pornota (abessive singular)
pornoteta (abessive plural)
pornoga (comitative singular)
pornotega (comitative plural)

Öösel aga võib palju pornot vaadata.

But at night you can watch a lot of porn.

(colloquial, figurative) Something stupid, annoying, tedious.

Something stupid, annoying, tedious.
Something of poor quality.

Poliitiline porno.
Political anarchy.
(literally, “Political porn.”)

Something stupid, annoying, tedious.
A scandalous mess.

30 lapsele võõrkeele õpetamine on ikka paras porno küll.

(literally, “Teaching a foreign language to 30 children is porn.”)

Teaching a foreign language to 30 children is really tedious.


aaker

aaker (genitive aakri, partitive aakrit)

aakri (genitive)
aakrit (partitive)
aaker (nominative singular)
aakrid (nominative plural)
aaker (accusative nominative singular)
aakrid (accusative nominative plural)
aakri (accusative genitive singular)
aakrid (accusative genitive plural)
aakri (genitive singular)
aakrite (genitive plural)
aakrit (partitive singular)
aakreid (partitive plural)
aakrisse (illative singular)
aakritesse (illative plural)
aakreisse (illative plural)
aakris (inessive singular)
aakrites (inessive plural)
aakreis (inessive plural)
aakrist (elative singular)
aakritest (elative plural)
aakreist (elative plural)
aakrile (allative singular)
aakritele (allative plural)
aakreile (allative plural)
aakril (adessive singular)
aakritel (adessive plural)
aakreil (adessive plural)
aakrilt (ablative singular)
aakritelt (ablative plural)
aakreilt (ablative plural)
aakriks (singular translative)
aakriteks (plural translative)
aakreiks (plural translative)
aakrini (singular terminative)
aakriteni (plural terminative)
aakrina (essive singular)
aakritena (essive plural)
aakrita (abessive singular)
aakriteta (abessive plural)
aakriga (comitative singular)
aakritega (comitative plural)

acre (an English unit of measurement, 4047 m²)


abt

abti (genitive)
abti (partitive)
abt (nominative singular)
abtid (nominative plural)
abt (accusative nominative singular)
abtid (accusative nominative plural)
abti (accusative genitive singular)
abtid (accusative genitive plural)
abti (genitive singular)
abtide (genitive plural)
abti (partitive singular)
abte (partitive plural)
abtisid (partitive plural)
abti (illative singular)
abtisse (illative singular)
abtidesse (illative plural)
abtesse (illative plural)
abtis (inessive singular)
abtides (inessive plural)
abtes (inessive plural)
abtist (elative singular)
abtidest (elative plural)
abtest (elative plural)
abtile (allative singular)
abtidele (allative plural)
abtele (allative plural)
abtil (adessive singular)
abtidel (adessive plural)
abtel (adessive plural)
abtilt (ablative singular)
abtidelt (ablative plural)
abtelt (ablative plural)
abtiks (singular translative)
abtideks (plural translative)
abteks (plural translative)
abtini (singular terminative)
abtideni (plural terminative)
abtina (essive singular)
abtidena (essive plural)
abtita (abessive singular)
abtideta (abessive plural)
abtiga (comitative singular)
abtidega (comitative plural)


grupp

grupp (genitive grupi, partitive gruppi)

grupi (genitive)
gruppi (partitive)
grupp (nominative singular)
grupid (nominative plural)
grupp (accusative nominative singular)
grupid (accusative nominative plural)
grupi (accusative genitive singular)
grupid (accusative genitive plural)
grupi (genitive singular)
gruppide (genitive plural)
gruppi (partitive singular)
gruppe (partitive plural)
gruppisid (partitive plural)
gruppi (illative singular)
grupisse (illative singular)
gruppidesse (illative plural)
grupesse (illative plural)
grupis (inessive singular)
gruppides (inessive plural)
grupes (inessive plural)
grupist (elative singular)
gruppidest (elative plural)
grupest (elative plural)
grupile (allative singular)
gruppidele (allative plural)
grupele (allative plural)
grupil (adessive singular)
gruppidel (adessive plural)
grupel (adessive plural)
grupilt (ablative singular)
gruppidelt (ablative plural)
grupelt (ablative plural)
grupiks (singular translative)
gruppideks (plural translative)
grupeks (plural translative)
grupini (singular terminative)
gruppideni (plural terminative)
grupina (essive singular)
gruppidena (essive plural)
grupita (abessive singular)
gruppideta (abessive plural)
grupiga (comitative singular)
gruppidega (comitative plural)

group ((small) number of people, objects, etc., which are located, act together in one place or close together or belong together in some other way)

group ((in some classification or systematization:) a set or collection belonging to one category based on similar features or characteristics)


zee

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

The name of the Latin-script letter Z/z.


palus

third-person singular past indicative of paluma


sa

sa (genitive su, partitive sind, long form sina)

su (genitive)
sind (partitive)
sina (long-form nominative singular)
sa (nominative short-form singular)
teie (long-form nominative plural)
te (nominative plural short-form)
sinu (genitive long-form singular)
su (genitive short-form singular)
teie (genitive long-form plural)
te (genitive plural short-form)
sind (long-form partitive short-form singular)
teid (long-form partitive plural short-form)
sinusse (illative long-form singular)
susse (illative short-form singular)
teisse (illative plural short-form)
sinus (inessive long-form singular)
sus (inessive short-form singular)
teis (inessive plural short-form)
sinust (elative long-form singular)
sust (elative short-form singular)
teist (elative plural short-form)
sinule (allative long-form singular)
sulle (allative short-form singular)
teile (allative plural short-form)
sinul (adessive long-form singular)
sul (adessive short-form singular)
teil (adessive plural short-form)
sinult (ablative long-form singular)
sult (ablative short-form singular)
teilt (ablative plural short-form)
sinuks (long-form singular translative)
teieks (long-form plural translative)
teiks (plural short-form translative)
sinuni (long-form singular terminative)
teieni (long-form plural terminative)
sinuna (essive long-form singular)
teiena (essive long-form plural)
sinuta (abessive long-form singular)
teieta (abessive long-form plural)
sinuga (comitative long-form singular)
suga (comitative short-form singular)
teiega (comitative long-form plural)

Mis sa teed seal?


broom

broom (genitive broomi, partitive broomi)

broomi (genitive)
broomi (partitive)
broom (nominative singular)
broomid (nominative plural)
broom (accusative nominative singular)
broomid (accusative nominative plural)
broomi (accusative genitive singular)
broomid (accusative genitive plural)
broomi (genitive singular)
broomide (genitive plural)
broomi (partitive singular)
broome (partitive plural)
broomisid (partitive plural)
broomi (illative singular)
broomisse (illative singular)
broomidesse (illative plural)
broomesse (illative plural)
broomis (inessive singular)
broomides (inessive plural)
broomes (inessive plural)
broomist (elative singular)
broomidest (elative plural)
broomest (elative plural)
broomile (allative singular)
broomidele (allative plural)
broomele (allative plural)
broomil (adessive singular)
broomidel (adessive plural)
broomel (adessive plural)
broomilt (ablative singular)
broomidelt (ablative plural)
broomelt (ablative plural)
broomiks (singular translative)
broomideks (plural translative)
broomeks (plural translative)
broomini (singular terminative)
broomideni (plural terminative)
broomina (essive singular)
broomidena (essive plural)
broomita (abessive singular)
broomideta (abessive plural)
broomiga (comitative singular)
broomidega (comitative plural)


susi

soe (genitive)
sutt (partitive)
susi (nominative singular)
soed (nominative plural)
susi (accusative nominative singular)
soed (accusative nominative plural)
soe (accusative genitive singular)
soed (accusative genitive plural)
soe (genitive singular)
sute (genitive plural)
sutt (partitive singular)
susi (partitive plural)
sutte (illative singular)
soesse (illative singular)
sutesse (illative plural)
susisse (illative plural)
soes (inessive singular)
sutes (inessive plural)
susis (inessive plural)
soest (elative singular)
sutest (elative plural)
susist (elative plural)
soele (allative singular)
sutele (allative plural)
susile (allative plural)
soel (adessive singular)
sutel (adessive plural)
susil (adessive plural)
soelt (ablative singular)
sutelt (ablative plural)
susilt (ablative plural)
soeks (singular translative)
suteks (plural translative)
susiks (plural translative)
soeni (singular terminative)
suteni (plural terminative)
soena (essive singular)
sutena (essive plural)
soeta (abessive singular)
suteta (abessive plural)
soega (comitative singular)
sutega (comitative plural)


soon

soone (genitive)
soont (partitive)
soon (nominative singular)
sooned (nominative plural)
soon (accusative nominative singular)
sooned (accusative nominative plural)
soone (accusative genitive singular)
sooned (accusative genitive plural)
soone (genitive singular)
soonte (genitive plural)
soont (partitive singular)
sooni (partitive plural)
soonde (illative singular)
soonesse (illative singular)
soontesse (illative plural)
soonisse (illative plural)
soones (inessive singular)
soontes (inessive plural)
soonis (inessive plural)
soonest (elative singular)
soontest (elative plural)
soonist (elative plural)
soonele (allative singular)
soontele (allative plural)
soonile (allative plural)
soonel (adessive singular)
soontel (adessive plural)
soonil (adessive plural)
soonelt (ablative singular)
soontelt (ablative plural)
soonilt (ablative plural)
sooneks (singular translative)
soonteks (plural translative)
sooniks (plural translative)
sooneni (singular terminative)
soonteni (plural terminative)
soonena (essive singular)
soontena (essive plural)
sooneta (abessive singular)
soonteta (abessive plural)
soonega (comitative singular)
soontega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *sooni, from Proto-Uralic *sëne. Cognates include Finnish suoni, Northern Mansi та̄н (tān) and Hungarian ín (“sinew”).


ess

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

The name of the Latin-script letter S/s.


poro

poro (genitive poro, partitive poro or porot)

poro (genitive)
poro (partitive)
porot (partitive)
poro (nominative singular)
porod (nominative plural)
poro (accusative nominative singular)
porod (accusative nominative plural)
poro (accusative genitive singular)
porod (accusative genitive plural)
poro (genitive singular)
porode (genitive plural)
poro (partitive singular)
porosid (partitive plural)
porro (illative singular)
porosse (illative singular)
porodesse (illative plural)
poros (inessive singular)
porodes (inessive plural)
porost (elative singular)
porodest (elative plural)
porole (allative singular)
porodele (allative plural)
porol (adessive singular)
porodel (adessive plural)
porolt (ablative singular)
porodelt (ablative plural)
poroks (singular translative)
porodeks (plural translative)
poroni (singular terminative)
porodeni (plural terminative)
porona (essive singular)
porodena (essive plural)
porota (abessive singular)
porodeta (abessive plural)
poroga (comitative singular)
porodega (comitative plural)
poro (nominative singular)
porod (nominative plural)
poro (accusative nominative singular)
porod (accusative nominative plural)
poro (accusative genitive singular)
porod (accusative genitive plural)
poro (genitive singular)
porode (genitive plural)
porot (partitive singular)
porosid (partitive plural)
porro (illative singular)
porosse (illative singular)
porodesse (illative plural)
poros (inessive singular)
porodes (inessive plural)
porost (elative singular)
porodest (elative plural)
porole (allative singular)
porodele (allative plural)
porol (adessive singular)
porodel (adessive plural)
porolt (ablative singular)
porodelt (ablative plural)
poroks (singular translative)
porodeks (plural translative)
poroni (singular terminative)
porodeni (plural terminative)
porona (essive singular)
porodena (essive plural)
porota (abessive singular)
porodeta (abessive plural)
poroga (comitative singular)
porodega (comitative plural)

Borrowed from Finnish poro by Estonian writer, folklorist, and translator August Annist in 1926.

coin

Coordinate term: karibu

Rangifer tarandus
Rangifer tarandus#Translingual


protest

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protest (genitive protesti, partitive protesti)

protesti (genitive)
protesti (partitive)
protest (nominative singular)
protestid (nominative plural)
protest (accusative nominative singular)
protestid (accusative nominative plural)
protesti (accusative genitive singular)
protestid (accusative genitive plural)
protesti (genitive singular)
protestide (genitive plural)
protesti (partitive singular)
proteste (partitive plural)
protestisid (partitive plural)
protesti (illative singular)
protestisse (illative singular)
protestidesse (illative plural)
protestesse (illative plural)
protestis (inessive singular)
protestides (inessive plural)
protestes (inessive plural)
protestist (elative singular)
protestidest (elative plural)
protestest (elative plural)
protestile (allative singular)
protestidele (allative plural)
protestele (allative plural)
protestil (adessive singular)
protestidel (adessive plural)
protestel (adessive plural)
protestilt (ablative singular)
protestidelt (ablative plural)
protestelt (ablative plural)
protestiks (singular translative)
protestideks (plural translative)
protesteks (plural translative)
protestini (singular terminative)
protestideni (plural terminative)
protestina (essive singular)
protestidena (essive plural)
protestita (abessive singular)
protestideta (abessive plural)
protestiga (comitative singular)
protestidega (comitative plural)


telefon

telefon (genitive telefoni, partitive telefoni)

telefoni (genitive)
telefoni (partitive)
telefon (nominative singular)
telefonid (nominative plural)
telefon (accusative nominative singular)
telefonid (accusative nominative plural)
telefoni (accusative genitive singular)
telefonid (accusative genitive plural)
telefoni (genitive singular)
telefonide (genitive plural)
telefoni (partitive singular)
telefone (partitive plural)
telefonisid (partitive plural)
telefoni (illative singular)
telefonisse (illative singular)
telefonidesse (illative plural)
telefonesse (illative plural)
telefonis (inessive singular)
telefonides (inessive plural)
telefones (inessive plural)
telefonist (elative singular)
telefonidest (elative plural)
telefonest (elative plural)
telefonile (allative singular)
telefonidele (allative plural)
telefonele (allative plural)
telefonil (adessive singular)
telefonidel (adessive plural)
telefonel (adessive plural)
telefonilt (ablative singular)
telefonidelt (ablative plural)
telefonelt (ablative plural)
telefoniks (singular translative)
telefonideks (plural translative)
telefoneks (plural translative)
telefonini (singular terminative)
telefonideni (plural terminative)
telefonina (essive singular)
telefonidena (essive plural)
telefonita (abessive singular)
telefonideta (abessive plural)
telefoniga (comitative singular)
telefonidega (comitative plural)

telephone (an electronic device used for two-way talking with other people)


vast

From Proto-Finnic *vasta, from Proto-Finno-Permic *wasta (“a place opposite or across”). Cognate to Finnish vasta, Votic vassõ, Northern Sami vuostá, Erzya вастомс (vastoms, “to meet; to receive”), Moksha васта (vasta, “place; distance”) and possibly Western Mari ваштареш (vaštareš, “against; across”).


astute

Second-person plural present form of astuma.


frank

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frank (genitive frangi, partitive franki)

frangi (genitive)
franki (partitive)
frank (nominative singular)
frangid (nominative plural)
frank (accusative nominative singular)
frangid (accusative nominative plural)
frangi (accusative genitive singular)
frangid (accusative genitive plural)
frangi (genitive singular)
frankide (genitive plural)
franki (partitive singular)
franke (partitive plural)
frankisid (partitive plural)
franki (illative singular)
frangisse (illative singular)
frankidesse (illative plural)
frangesse (illative plural)
frangis (inessive singular)
frankides (inessive plural)
franges (inessive plural)
frangist (elative singular)
frankidest (elative plural)
frangest (elative plural)
frangile (allative singular)
frankidele (allative plural)
frangele (allative plural)
frangil (adessive singular)
frankidel (adessive plural)
frangel (adessive plural)
frangilt (ablative singular)
frankidelt (ablative plural)
frangelt (ablative plural)
frangiks (singular translative)
frankideks (plural translative)
frangeks (plural translative)
frangini (singular terminative)
frankideni (plural terminative)
frangina (essive singular)
frankidena (essive plural)
frangita (abessive singular)
frankideta (abessive plural)
frangiga (comitative singular)
frankidega (comitative plural)


pang

pange (genitive)
pange (partitive)
pang (nominative singular)
panged (nominative plural)
pang (accusative nominative singular)
panged (accusative nominative plural)
pange (accusative genitive singular)
panged (accusative genitive plural)
pange (genitive singular)
pangede (genitive plural)
pange (partitive singular)
pangi (partitive plural)
pangesid (partitive plural)
pange (illative singular)
pangesse (illative singular)
pangedesse (illative plural)
pangisse (illative plural)
panges (inessive singular)
pangedes (inessive plural)
pangis (inessive plural)
pangest (elative singular)
pangedest (elative plural)
pangist (elative plural)
pangele (allative singular)
pangedele (allative plural)
pangile (allative plural)
pangel (adessive singular)
pangedel (adessive plural)
pangil (adessive plural)
pangelt (ablative singular)
pangedelt (ablative plural)
pangilt (ablative plural)
pangeks (singular translative)
pangedeks (plural translative)
pangiks (plural translative)
pangeni (singular terminative)
pangedeni (plural terminative)
pangena (essive singular)
pangedena (essive plural)
pangeta (abessive singular)
pangedeta (abessive plural)
pangega (comitative singular)
pangedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *panka. Possibly cognate with Tundra Enets poggo (“handle”).


ou

(colloquial) oi!, hey!, used for calling out to someone


kai

kai (genitive)
kaid (partitive)
kai (nominative singular)
kaid (nominative plural)
kai (accusative nominative singular)
kaid (accusative nominative plural)
kai (accusative genitive singular)
kaid (accusative genitive plural)
kai (genitive singular)
kaide (genitive plural)
kaid (partitive singular)
kaisid (partitive plural)
kaisse (illative singular)
kaidesse (illative plural)
kais (inessive singular)
kaides (inessive plural)
kaist (elative singular)
kaidest (elative plural)
kaile (allative singular)
kaidele (allative plural)
kail (adessive singular)
kaidel (adessive plural)
kailt (ablative singular)
kaidelt (ablative plural)
kaiks (singular translative)
kaideks (plural translative)
kaini (singular terminative)
kaideni (plural terminative)
kaina (essive singular)
kaidena (essive plural)
kaita (abessive singular)
kaideta (abessive plural)
kaiga (comitative singular)
kaidega (comitative plural)

From German Kai, from Dutch kaai, from French quai.