referendum

referendum (genitive referendumi, partitive referendumit)

referendumi (genitive)
referendumit (partitive)
referendum (nominative singular)
referendumid (nominative plural)
referendum (accusative nominative singular)
referendumid (accusative nominative plural)
referendumi (accusative genitive singular)
referendumid (accusative genitive plural)
referendumi (genitive singular)
referendumite (genitive plural)
referendumit (partitive singular)
referendumeid (partitive plural)
referendumisse (illative singular)
referendumitesse (illative plural)
referendumeisse (illative plural)
referendumis (inessive singular)
referendumites (inessive plural)
referendumeis (inessive plural)
referendumist (elative singular)
referendumitest (elative plural)
referendumeist (elative plural)
referendumile (allative singular)
referendumitele (allative plural)
referendumeile (allative plural)
referendumil (adessive singular)
referendumitel (adessive plural)
referendumeil (adessive plural)
referendumilt (ablative singular)
referendumitelt (ablative plural)
referendumeilt (ablative plural)
referendumiks (singular translative)
referendumiteks (plural translative)
referendumeiks (plural translative)
referendumini (singular terminative)
referendumiteni (plural terminative)
referendumina (essive singular)
referendumitena (essive plural)
referendumita (abessive singular)
referendumiteta (abessive plural)
referendumiga (comitative singular)
referendumitega (comitative plural)


Erika

a female given name from Old Norse, masculine equivalent Erik, equivalent to English Erica


enn

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

The name of the Latin-script letter N/n.


Diana

a female given name, equivalent to English Diana


absint

absint (genitive absindi, partitive absinti)

absindi (genitive)
absinti (partitive)
absint (nominative singular)
absindid (nominative plural)
absint (accusative nominative singular)
absindid (accusative nominative plural)
absindi (accusative genitive singular)
absindid (accusative genitive plural)
absindi (genitive singular)
absintide (genitive plural)
absinti (partitive singular)
absinte (partitive plural)
absintisid (partitive plural)
absinti (illative singular)
absindisse (illative singular)
absintidesse (illative plural)
absindesse (illative plural)
absindis (inessive singular)
absintides (inessive plural)
absindes (inessive plural)
absindist (elative singular)
absintidest (elative plural)
absindest (elative plural)
absindile (allative singular)
absintidele (allative plural)
absindele (allative plural)
absindil (adessive singular)
absintidel (adessive plural)
absindel (adessive plural)
absindilt (ablative singular)
absintidelt (ablative plural)
absindelt (ablative plural)
absindiks (singular translative)
absintideks (plural translative)
absindeks (plural translative)
absindini (singular terminative)
absintideni (plural terminative)
absindina (essive singular)
absintidena (essive plural)
absindita (abessive singular)
absintideta (abessive plural)
absindiga (comitative singular)
absintidega (comitative plural)

From German Absinth, ultimately from Ancient Greek ἀψίνθιον (apsínthion).


nimisõna

nimisõna (genitive nimisõna, partitive nimisõna)

nimisõna (genitive)
nimisõna (partitive)
nimisõna (nominative singular)
nimisõnad (nominative plural)
nimisõna (accusative nominative singular)
nimisõnad (accusative nominative plural)
nimisõna (accusative genitive singular)
nimisõnad (accusative genitive plural)
nimisõna (genitive singular)
nimisõnade (genitive plural)
nimisõna (partitive singular)
nimisõnu (partitive plural)
nimisõnasid (partitive plural)
nimisõnna (illative singular)
nimisõnasse (illative singular)
nimisõnadesse (illative plural)
nimisõnusse (illative plural)
nimisõnas (inessive singular)
nimisõnades (inessive plural)
nimisõnus (inessive plural)
nimisõnast (elative singular)
nimisõnadest (elative plural)
nimisõnust (elative plural)
nimisõnale (allative singular)
nimisõnadele (allative plural)
nimisõnule (allative plural)
nimisõnal (adessive singular)
nimisõnadel (adessive plural)
nimisõnul (adessive plural)
nimisõnalt (ablative singular)
nimisõnadelt (ablative plural)
nimisõnult (ablative plural)
nimisõnaks (singular translative)
nimisõnadeks (plural translative)
nimisõnuks (plural translative)
nimisõnani (singular terminative)
nimisõnadeni (plural terminative)
nimisõnana (essive singular)
nimisõnadena (essive plural)
nimisõnata (abessive singular)
nimisõnadeta (abessive plural)
nimisõnaga (comitative singular)
nimisõnadega (comitative plural)


Indoneesia

Indonesia (a country and archipelago in maritime Southeast Asia)


öö

öö (genitive)
ööd (partitive)
öö (nominative singular)
ööd (nominative plural)
öö (accusative nominative singular)
ööd (accusative nominative plural)
öö (accusative genitive singular)
ööd (accusative genitive plural)
öö (genitive singular)
ööde (genitive plural)
ööd (partitive singular)
öid (partitive plural)
öösid (partitive plural)
öösse (illative singular)
öödesse (illative plural)
öisse (illative plural)
öös (inessive singular)
öödes (inessive plural)
öis (inessive plural)
ööst (elative singular)
öödest (elative plural)
öist (elative plural)
ööle (allative singular)
öödele (allative plural)
öile (allative plural)
ööl (adessive singular)
öödel (adessive plural)
öil (adessive plural)
öölt (ablative singular)
öödelt (ablative plural)
öilt (ablative plural)
ööks (singular translative)
öödeks (plural translative)
öiks (plural translative)
ööni (singular terminative)
öödeni (plural terminative)
ööna (essive singular)
öödena (essive plural)
ööta (abessive singular)
öödeta (abessive plural)
ööga (comitative singular)
öödega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *öö, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *üje. Cognates include Ingrian öö, Ludian üö, Finnish yö, Karelian yö, Livonian īe, Northern Sami idja, Inari Sami ijjâ, Erzya ве (ve), Udmurt уй (uj), Komi-Permyak ой (oj), Komi-Zyrian вой (voj), Southern Mansi йӣ (jī) and Hungarian éj.


öö

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

The name of the Latin-script letter Ö/ö.


homme

From Proto-Finnic *hoomën. Cognate to Finnish huomenna.


kuningas

kuningas (genitive kuninga, partitive kuningat)

kuninga (genitive)
kuningat (partitive)
kuningas (nominative singular)
kuningad (nominative plural)
kuningas (accusative nominative singular)
kuningad (accusative nominative plural)
kuninga (accusative genitive singular)
kuningad (accusative genitive plural)
kuninga (genitive singular)
kuningate (genitive plural)
kuningat (partitive singular)
kuningaid (partitive plural)
kuningasse (illative singular)
kuningatesse (illative plural)
kuningaisse (illative plural)
kuningas (inessive singular)
kuningates (inessive plural)
kuningais (inessive plural)
kuningast (elative singular)
kuningatest (elative plural)
kuningaist (elative plural)
kuningale (allative singular)
kuningatele (allative plural)
kuningaile (allative plural)
kuningal (adessive singular)
kuningatel (adessive plural)
kuningail (adessive plural)
kuningalt (ablative singular)
kuningatelt (ablative plural)
kuningailt (ablative plural)
kuningaks (singular translative)
kuningateks (plural translative)
kuningaiks (plural translative)
kuningani (singular terminative)
kuningateni (plural terminative)
kuningana (essive singular)
kuningatena (essive plural)
kuningata (abessive singular)
kuningateta (abessive plural)
kuningaga (comitative singular)
kuningatega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kuningas, from Proto-Germanic *kuningaz.

king (the title of male head of state of a monarchist country)

chief, elder (an influential, prominent, or leading person among some)


asi

asja (genitive)
asja (partitive)
asi (nominative singular)
asjad (nominative plural)
asi (accusative nominative singular)
asjad (accusative nominative plural)
asja (accusative genitive singular)
asjad (accusative genitive plural)
asja (genitive singular)
asjade (genitive plural)
asja (partitive singular)
asju (partitive plural)
asjasid (partitive plural)
asja (illative singular)
asjasse (illative singular)
asjadesse (illative plural)
asjusse (illative plural)
asjas (inessive singular)
asjades (inessive plural)
asjus (inessive plural)
asjast (elative singular)
asjadest (elative plural)
asjust (elative plural)
asjale (allative singular)
asjadele (allative plural)
asjule (allative plural)
asjal (adessive singular)
asjadel (adessive plural)
asjul (adessive plural)
asjalt (ablative singular)
asjadelt (ablative plural)
asjult (ablative plural)
asjaks (singular translative)
asjadeks (plural translative)
asjuks (plural translative)
asjani (singular terminative)
asjadeni (plural terminative)
asjana (essive singular)
asjadena (essive plural)
asjata (abessive singular)
asjadeta (abessive plural)
asjaga (comitative singular)
asjadega (comitative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Finnic *asja (“matter, case”), which is of disputed origin:
* Possibly from both Proto-Uralic *ate and *-ja, from Proto-Uralic *-ja.
* Possibly from Proto-Finnic *asëdak (“to live”), from Proto-Uralic *ëśe-.
* Possibly borrowed from Proto-Germanic *(uz)andiją.

lulla

(thing): ese, objekt, toode, vahend, vigur, asjake, asjakene, riistapuu, asjandus; thing

igast asjast ei saa maja ehitada

you can't build a house out of any material

peolaud oli uhke, tekkis tahtmine kõiki asju maitsta

the party table was gorgeous, I wanted to taste everything

a thing (that which is considered to exist as a separate entity, object, quality or concept)

(chiefly in the singular) a thing, material, or substance; something to eat or drink

vanainimese asi – samm tönts, kuulmine kehv

an old person's characteristics - a stilted step, poor hearing

a characteristic (a distinguishing feature of a person or thing)

mul on vaja linnas asju ajada

selle asjaga pole kiiret

a task or errand (a piece of work done as part of one’s duties)

sellest käsikirjast küll asja ei saa

you won't get anything useful from this manuscript

see raamat pole suurem asi

something of value, something suitable or useful

a literary or artistic work (a literary, artistic, or intellectual production)

terve tuba oli igasuguseid asju täis

the whole room was full of all kinds of things

naine pakkis oma asjad kokku ja läks minema

küll ta armastab ilusaid asju

mis on teistel sellega asja, millal mina oma töö valmis saan?

what does it matter to others, when I will finish my work?

mis see sinu asi on?

kas tulid niisama või oli sul asja ka?

did you just come or did you have some business to do?

a cause, matter, business (something concerning someone; a reason or necessity for something that conditions)

asi jõudis lõpuks kohtusse

a matter, business, affair
an offence, a crime or a court case

asi on hullem kui arvasime

võttis koosolekul asja üles

ta ei saa paljudest asjadest üldse aru.

he doesn't understand many things at all


Ann

a female given name, an old Estonian short form of Anna


vint

vindi (genitive)
vinti (partitive)
vint (nominative singular)
vindid (nominative plural)
vint (accusative nominative singular)
vindid (accusative nominative plural)
vindi (accusative genitive singular)
vindid (accusative genitive plural)
vindi (genitive singular)
vintide (genitive plural)
vinti (partitive singular)
vinte (partitive plural)
vintisid (partitive plural)
vinti (illative singular)
vindisse (illative singular)
vintidesse (illative plural)
vindesse (illative plural)
vindis (inessive singular)
vintides (inessive plural)
vindes (inessive plural)
vindist (elative singular)
vintidest (elative plural)
vindest (elative plural)
vindile (allative singular)
vintidele (allative plural)
vindele (allative plural)
vindil (adessive singular)
vintidel (adessive plural)
vindel (adessive plural)
vindilt (ablative singular)
vintidelt (ablative plural)
vindelt (ablative plural)
vindiks (singular translative)
vintideks (plural translative)
vindeks (plural translative)
vindini (singular terminative)
vintideni (plural terminative)
vindina (essive singular)
vintidena (essive plural)
vindita (abessive singular)
vintideta (abessive plural)
vindiga (comitative singular)
vintidega (comitative plural)


vint

(colloquial) tipsiness (slight drunkenness)


ait

aida (genitive)
aita (partitive)
ait (nominative singular)
aidad (nominative plural)
ait (accusative nominative singular)
aidad (accusative nominative plural)
aida (accusative genitive singular)
aidad (accusative genitive plural)
aida (genitive singular)
aitade (genitive plural)
aita (partitive singular)
aitu (partitive plural)
aitasid (partitive plural)
aita (illative singular)
aidasse (illative singular)
aitadesse (illative plural)
aidusse (illative plural)
aidas (inessive singular)
aitades (inessive plural)
aidus (inessive plural)
aidast (elative singular)
aitadest (elative plural)
aidust (elative plural)
aidale (allative singular)
aitadele (allative plural)
aidule (allative plural)
aidal (adessive singular)
aitadel (adessive plural)
aidul (adessive plural)
aidalt (ablative singular)
aitadelt (ablative plural)
aidult (ablative plural)
aidaks (singular translative)
aitadeks (plural translative)
aiduks (plural translative)
aidani (singular terminative)
aitadeni (plural terminative)
aidana (essive singular)
aitadena (essive plural)
aidata (abessive singular)
aitadeta (abessive plural)
aidaga (comitative singular)
aitadega (comitative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Finnic *aitta (“storehouse”), probably from *ajadak (“to go (in a vehicle); to drive”) (with the suffix *-tta), from Proto-Finno-Ugric *aja- (“to drive; to hunt, chase”), borrowed from Proto-Indo-Iranian *Háȷ́ati (“to drive, lead”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂éǵeti (“to be driving”), from *h₂eǵ- (“to drive”).
Cognate with Finnish aitta, Ingrian aitta, Livonian āita, Ludian ait and Võro ait.

der

vanaisa talust on alles ait, kelder, saun ning maakivist laudamüürid

the barn, cellar, sauna and earthen stone board walls remain from my grandfather's farm

a barn, granary, warehouse, storehouse (building for storing food and other supplies, in a farm household)


taal

taala (genitive)
taala (partitive)
taal (nominative singular)
taalad (nominative plural)
taal (accusative nominative singular)
taalad (accusative nominative plural)
taala (accusative genitive singular)
taalad (accusative genitive plural)
taala (genitive singular)
taalade (genitive plural)
taala (partitive singular)
taalu (partitive plural)
taalasid (partitive plural)
taala (illative singular)
taalasse (illative singular)
taaladesse (illative plural)
taalusse (illative plural)
taalas (inessive singular)
taalades (inessive plural)
taalus (inessive plural)
taalast (elative singular)
taaladest (elative plural)
taalust (elative plural)
taalale (allative singular)
taaladele (allative plural)
taalule (allative plural)
taalal (adessive singular)
taaladel (adessive plural)
taalul (adessive plural)
taalalt (ablative singular)
taaladelt (ablative plural)
taalult (ablative plural)
taalaks (singular translative)
taaladeks (plural translative)
taaluks (plural translative)
taalani (singular terminative)
taaladeni (plural terminative)
taalana (essive singular)
taaladena (essive plural)
taalata (abessive singular)
taaladeta (abessive plural)
taalaga (comitative singular)
taaladega (comitative plural)


Serbia

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Serbia (genitive Serbia, partitive Serbiat)

Serbia (genitive)
Serbiat (partitive)
Serbia (nominative singular)
Serbia (accusative nominative singular)
Serbia (accusative genitive singular)
Serbia (genitive singular)
Serbiat (partitive singular)
Serbiasse (illative singular)
Serbias (inessive singular)
Serbiast (elative singular)
Serbiale (allative singular)
Serbial (adessive singular)
Serbialt (ablative singular)
Serbiaks (singular translative)
Serbiani (singular terminative)
Serbiana (essive singular)
Serbiata (abessive singular)
Serbiaga (comitative singular)

Balkan Peninsula
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Southeast Europe
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Serbia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Afganistan

Afganistan (genitive Afganistani, partitive Afganistani)

Afganistani (genitive)
Afganistani (partitive)
Afganistan (nominative singular)
Afganistan (accusative nominative singular)
Afganistani (accusative genitive singular)
Afganistani (genitive singular)
Afganistani (partitive singular)
Afganistani (illative singular)
Afganistanisse (illative singular)
Afganistanis (inessive singular)
Afganistanist (elative singular)
Afganistanile (allative singular)
Afganistanil (adessive singular)
Afganistanilt (ablative singular)
Afganistaniks (singular translative)
Afganistanini (singular terminative)
Afganistanina (essive singular)
Afganistanita (abessive singular)
Afganistaniga (comitative singular)

[ɑfɡ̊ɑnʲisˈtɑːn]

Afghanistan (A landlocked country between Central Asia and South Asia)


vitt

vitu (genitive)
vittu (partitive)
vitt (nominative singular)
vitud (nominative plural)
vitt (accusative nominative singular)
vitud (accusative nominative plural)
vitu (accusative genitive singular)
vitud (accusative genitive plural)
vitu (genitive singular)
vittude (genitive plural)
vittu (partitive singular)
vitte (partitive plural)
vittusid (partitive plural)
vittu (illative singular)
vitusse (illative singular)
vittudesse (illative plural)
vitesse (illative plural)
vitus (inessive singular)
vittudes (inessive plural)
vites (inessive plural)
vitust (elative singular)
vittudest (elative plural)
vitest (elative plural)
vitule (allative singular)
vittudele (allative plural)
vitele (allative plural)
vitul (adessive singular)
vittudel (adessive plural)
vitel (adessive plural)
vitult (ablative singular)
vittudelt (ablative plural)
vitelt (ablative plural)
vituks (singular translative)
vittudeks (plural translative)
viteks (plural translative)
vituni (singular terminative)
vittudeni (plural terminative)
vituna (essive singular)
vittudena (essive plural)
vituta (abessive singular)
vittudeta (abessive plural)
vituga (comitative singular)
vittudega (comitative plural)

From North Germanic. Compare Swedish fitta and Old Norse fytta. Cognate to Finnish vittu, Livonian viţ, Votic vittu, and Ingrian vittu.

(vulgar) female genitalia, especially the vulva


Arnold

a male given name, equivalent to English Arnold


Maria

From Latin Maria, from Ancient Greek Μαρία (María), Μαριάμ (Mariám), from Aramaic מרים (Maryām), corresponding to the Hebrew מרים (Miryām). A Latinate variant of Maarja.


Montenegro

Montenegro (genitive Montenegro, partitive Montenegrot)

Montenegro (genitive)
Montenegrot (partitive)
Montenegro (nominative singular)
Montenegro (accusative nominative singular)
Montenegro (accusative genitive singular)
Montenegro (genitive singular)
Montenegrot (partitive singular)
Montenegrosse (illative singular)
Montenegros (inessive singular)
Montenegrost (elative singular)
Montenegrole (allative singular)
Montenegrol (adessive singular)
Montenegrolt (ablative singular)
Montenegroks (singular translative)
Montenegroni (singular terminative)
Montenegrona (essive singular)
Montenegrota (abessive singular)
Montenegroga (comitative singular)

Montenegro (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


monument

monument (genitive monumendi, partitive monumenti)

monumendi (genitive)
monumenti (partitive)
monument (nominative singular)
monumendid (nominative plural)
monument (accusative nominative singular)
monumendid (accusative nominative plural)
monumendi (accusative genitive singular)
monumendid (accusative genitive plural)
monumendi (genitive singular)
monumentide (genitive plural)
monumenti (partitive singular)
monumente (partitive plural)
monumentisid (partitive plural)
monumenti (illative singular)
monumendisse (illative singular)
monumentidesse (illative plural)
monumendesse (illative plural)
monumendis (inessive singular)
monumentides (inessive plural)
monumendes (inessive plural)
monumendist (elative singular)
monumentidest (elative plural)
monumendest (elative plural)
monumendile (allative singular)
monumentidele (allative plural)
monumendele (allative plural)
monumendil (adessive singular)
monumentidel (adessive plural)
monumendel (adessive plural)
monumendilt (ablative singular)
monumentidelt (ablative plural)
monumendelt (ablative plural)
monumendiks (singular translative)
monumentideks (plural translative)
monumendeks (plural translative)
monumendini (singular terminative)
monumentideni (plural terminative)
monumendina (essive singular)
monumentidena (essive plural)
monumendita (abessive singular)
monumentideta (abessive plural)
monumendiga (comitative singular)
monumentidega (comitative plural)

From German Monument, ultimately from Latin monumentum (“memorial”) (from monēre (“to remind”)).

A sculpture or building built for the honour and commemoration of a person or an event.


uu

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

The name of the Latin-script letter U/u.


mari

marja (genitive)
marja (partitive)
mari (nominative singular)
marjad (nominative plural)
mari (accusative nominative singular)
marjad (accusative nominative plural)
marja (accusative genitive singular)
marjad (accusative genitive plural)
marja (genitive singular)
marjade (genitive plural)
marja (partitive singular)
marju (partitive plural)
marjasid (partitive plural)
marja (illative singular)
marjasse (illative singular)
marjadesse (illative plural)
marjusse (illative plural)
marjas (inessive singular)
marjades (inessive plural)
marjus (inessive plural)
marjast (elative singular)
marjadest (elative plural)
marjust (elative plural)
marjale (allative singular)
marjadele (allative plural)
marjule (allative plural)
marjal (adessive singular)
marjadel (adessive plural)
marjul (adessive plural)
marjalt (ablative singular)
marjadelt (ablative plural)
marjult (ablative plural)
marjaks (singular translative)
marjadeks (plural translative)
marjuks (plural translative)
marjani (singular terminative)
marjadeni (plural terminative)
marjana (essive singular)
marjadena (essive plural)
marjata (abessive singular)
marjadeta (abessive plural)
marjaga (comitative singular)
marjadega (comitative plural)


vader

vader (genitive vaderi, partitive vaderit)

vaderi (genitive)
vaderit (partitive)
vader (nominative singular)
vaderid (nominative plural)
vader (accusative nominative singular)
vaderid (accusative nominative plural)
vaderi (accusative genitive singular)
vaderid (accusative genitive plural)
vaderi (genitive singular)
vaderite (genitive plural)
vaderit (partitive singular)
vadereid (partitive plural)
vaderisse (illative singular)
vaderitesse (illative plural)
vadereisse (illative plural)
vaderis (inessive singular)
vaderites (inessive plural)
vadereis (inessive plural)
vaderist (elative singular)
vaderitest (elative plural)
vadereist (elative plural)
vaderile (allative singular)
vaderitele (allative plural)
vadereile (allative plural)
vaderil (adessive singular)
vaderitel (adessive plural)
vadereil (adessive plural)
vaderilt (ablative singular)
vaderitelt (ablative plural)
vadereilt (ablative plural)
vaderiks (singular translative)
vaderiteks (plural translative)
vadereiks (plural translative)
vaderini (singular terminative)
vaderiteni (plural terminative)
vaderina (essive singular)
vaderitena (essive plural)
vaderita (abessive singular)
vaderiteta (abessive plural)
vaderiga (comitative singular)
vaderitega (comitative plural)


ravi

ravi (genitive)
ravi (partitive)
ravi (nominative singular)
ravid (nominative plural)
ravi (accusative nominative singular)
ravid (accusative nominative plural)
ravi (accusative genitive singular)
ravid (accusative genitive plural)
ravi (genitive singular)
ravide (genitive plural)
ravi (partitive singular)
ravisid (partitive plural)
ravisse (illative singular)
ravidesse (illative plural)
ravis (inessive singular)
ravides (inessive plural)
ravist (elative singular)
ravidest (elative plural)
ravile (allative singular)
ravidele (allative plural)
ravil (adessive singular)
ravidel (adessive plural)
ravilt (ablative singular)
ravidelt (ablative plural)
raviks (singular translative)
ravideks (plural translative)
ravini (singular terminative)
ravideni (plural terminative)
ravina (essive singular)
ravidena (essive plural)
ravita (abessive singular)
ravideta (abessive plural)
raviga (comitative singular)
ravidega (comitative plural)


pood

poe (genitive)
poodi (partitive)
pood (nominative singular)
poed (nominative plural)
poe (genitive singular)
poodide (genitive plural)
poodi (partitive singular)
poodisid (partitive plural)
poode (partitive plural)
poesse (illative singular)
poodi (illative singular)
poodidesse (illative plural)
poes (inessive singular)
poodides (inessive plural)
poest (elative singular)
poodidest (elative plural)
poele (allative singular)
poodidele (allative plural)
poel (adessive singular)
poodidel (adessive plural)
poelt (ablative singular)
poodidelt (ablative plural)
poeks (singular translative)
poodideks (plural translative)
poeni (singular terminative)
poodideni (plural terminative)
poena (essive singular)
poodidena (essive plural)
poeta (abessive singular)
poodideta (abessive plural)
poega (comitative singular)
poodidega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

pood (type pood)


olen

first-person singular present indicative of olema


a

The first letter of the Estonian alphabet, called aa and written in the Latin script.


a

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a (genitive a or a', partitive a-d or a'd)

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

The letter a (the first letter of the Estonian alphabet)


a

Clipping of aga. Probably influenced by Russian а (a).


Ado

Vernacular form of Aadam (“Adam”) and Aadolf (“Adolph”).


Age

a female given name, short form of Agnes


Alar

a male given name, equivalent to English Alaric


Alma

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

a female given name, equivalent to English Alma


Alo

From the name of an elder in Chronicle of Henry of Livonia, probably of Livonian origin. Later also a short form of Aleksander and associated with Estonian alustus (“beginning”).


Andra

A modern feminine form of Andres (“Andrew”).


Anna

a female given name, equivalent to English Ann


Anti

Variant of Andres (“Andrew”), possibly also from Antōnius. Cognate with Finnish Antti.


Ave

Anagram of Eva, also associated with ava (“open”) as in avameelne (“openhearted”).


B

The second letter of the Estonian alphabet, called bee and written in the Latin script.


C

The third letter of the Estonian alphabet, called tsee and written in the Latin script.


D

The fourth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called dee and written in the Latin script.


Daan

Daan (nominative singular)
Daan (accusative nominative singular)
Daani (accusative genitive singular)
Daani (genitive singular)
Daani (partitive singular)
Daani (illative singular)
Daanisse (illative singular)
Daanis (inessive singular)
Daanist (elative singular)
Daanile (allative singular)
Daanil (adessive singular)
Daanilt (ablative singular)
Daaniks (singular translative)
Daanini (singular terminative)
Daanina (essive singular)
Daanita (abessive singular)
Daaniga (comitative singular)

Ja Daani maa-ala kõrval, idakaare poolt läänekaare poole: Aaserile üks osa.

And next to the territory of Dan, from the east to the west: one portion to Asher.

one of the Twelve Tribes of Israel, descended from Dan


E

The fifth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called ee and written in the Latin script.


Elle

a female given name, short form of Helena (“Helen”) and Eliisabet


Elma

Elma (genitive f, partitive [please provide])

a female given name, equivalent to English Elma


Ergo

a male given name, variant of Eerik (“Eric”)


Ester

a female given name from Hebrew of biblical origin


Eve

Variant of Eva and a short form of Evelin.


Evert

a male given name, equivalent to Swedish Evert


F

The sixth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called eff and written in the Latin script.


G

The seventh letter of the Estonian alphabet, called gee and written in the Latin script.


H

The eighth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called haa or hašš and written in the Latin script.


Hans

From German Hans, a medieval short form of Johannes (“John”).


I

The ninth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called ii and written in the Latin script.


Ira

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


Island

Island (genitive Islandi, partitive Islandi)

Islandi (genitive)
Islandi (partitive)
Island (nominative singular)
Island (accusative nominative singular)
Islandi (accusative genitive singular)
Islandi (genitive singular)
Islandi (partitive singular)
Islandi (illative singular)
Islandisse (illative singular)
Islandis (inessive singular)
Islandist (elative singular)
Islandile (allative singular)
Islandil (adessive singular)
Islandilt (ablative singular)
Islandiks (singular translative)
Islandini (singular terminative)
Islandina (essive singular)
Islandita (abessive singular)
Islandiga (comitative singular)

Islandile

Islandil

Islandilt

North Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic Ocean#English

Iceland (a country in the North Atlantic Ocean, Europe)


J

The tenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called jott and written in the Latin script.


K

The eleventh letter of the Estonian alphabet, called kaa and written in the Latin script.


Kai

a female given name, short for Kaia, Katariina ("Catherine")


Kama

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


Ken

Borrowed from English Ken, Kenneth in modern times. Also a rare variant of Kents, a short form of Latin Innocentius.


L

The twelfth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called ell and written in the Latin script.


Lemme

From lemme, genitive singilar/attributive form of lemb (“affection”).


Linda

The Germanic name Linda was already known in Estonia when Fr.R.Kreutzwald chose it in his Kalevipoeg (1861), based on the assumption that the place name Lindanise (Tallinn) would derive from the given name Linda. By folk etymology associated with Estonian lind (“bird”) and lendama (“to fly”).

The mother of Kalevipoeg in the Estonian national epic.


Luik

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


M

The thirteenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called emm and written in the Latin script.


Made

a female given name derived from biblical Magdaleena (“Magdalene”)

a surname derived from the female given name, and from the male given name Matteus (“Matthew”)


Magnus

From Swedish Magnus, a Latinization of Old Norse Magni, influenced by Latin magnus (“great”).

a male given name, equivalent to English Magnus


Mai

Short form of Maia, from Maarja / Maria; also associated with the month mai (“May”).


Maire

a female given name borrowed from Finnish Maire


Mare

Vernacular form of both Maarja (“Mary”) and Margareeta (“Margaret”).


Marge

a female given name, related to English Margaret


Mari

Short for Maria; also identical with Estonian mari (“berry”).


Marina

Derived from Latin Marīna (a saint's name), also interpreted as a variant of Maria.

Мари́на Марина#Russian

A transliteration of the Russian female given name Мари́на (Marína)


Mark

a male given name, a short form of Markus


Mars

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


Martin

From Latin Mārtīnus (“of or like Mars” or “little Mars”), Mārs, Mārtis + -īnus (diminutive suffix).

der

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Martin


Merit

Modern variant of Marit, Maret, equivalents of English Margaret; possibly borrowed from Swedish Merit.


Merle

Modern coinage, possibly from English Merle, associated with similar sounding names like Merili (“Muriel”) or Merilin (“Marilyn”).


Meta

a female given name, equivalent to English Margaret


Moskva

Moscow (a federal city, the capital of Russia)

Moscow (an oblast of Russia, surrounding the city of Moscow)


N

The fourteenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called enn and written in the Latin script.


O

The fifteenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called oo and written in the Latin script.


Otto

a male given name from German, equivalent to English Otto


P

The sixteenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called pee and written in the Latin script.


Peep

a male given name,from a diminutive of Peetrus and Peeter


Q

The seventeenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called kuu and written in the Latin script.


R

The eighteenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called err and written in the Latin script.


Rain

Short form of Rainer and other Germanic compound given names with the first element meaning "counsel".


Rand

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


Rein

(genitive: Reinu) a male given name, related to English Reynold and Rainer


Robin

a male given name, equivalent to English Robin


Ruth

a female given name of biblical origin, variant of Rutt


S

The nineteenth letter of the Estonian alphabet, called ess and written in the Latin script.


Silver

Contraction of Latin Silvester, cognate with English Sylvester.


Soul

Souli (genitive)
Souli (partitive)
Soul (nominative singular)
Soul (accusative nominative singular)
Souli (accusative genitive singular)
Souli (genitive singular)
Souli (partitive singular)
Souli (illative singular)
Soulisse (illative singular)
Soulis (inessive singular)
Soulist (elative singular)
Soulile (allative singular)
Soulil (adessive singular)
Soulilt (ablative singular)
Souliks (singular translative)
Soulini (singular terminative)
Soulina (essive singular)
Soulita (abessive singular)
Souliga (comitative singular)

Ultimately from Korean 서울 (Seoul, literally “capital city”).

bor

Seoul (the capital and largest city of South Korea)


Sten

From Swedish Sten, interpreted as a variant of Stefan in Estonia.


Susi

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


Tallinn

Tallinn (nominative singular)
Tallinn (accusative nominative singular)
Tallinna (accusative genitive singular)
Tallinna (genitive singular)
Tallinna (partitive singular)
Tallinna (illative singular)
Tallinnasse (illative singular)
Tallinnas (inessive singular)
Tallinnast (elative singular)
Tallinnale (allative singular)
Tallinnal (adessive singular)
Tallinnalt (ablative singular)
Tallinnaks (singular translative)
Tallinnani (singular terminative)
Tallinnana (essive singular)
Tallinnata (abessive singular)
Tallinnaga (comitative singular)

→ English: Tallinn

→ Norwegian Bokmål: Tallinn, Tallin

→ Polish: Tallinn

/ˈtɑlʲːːinː/

The origin of the capital name is disputed:
* Most likely from Old Estonian Tanin lidna (whence Tanillidna > Talilinna > Tallinna > Tallinn), equivalent to Taani (“Danish”) + linn (“city; fortress, castle”), from Proto-Finnic *litna (“town, city; fortification, fortress”).
* An alternative theory derives it from tali (“winter”), equivalent to talv (“winter”), from Proto-Finnic *talvi (“winter”), from Proto-Finno-Ugric *tälwä (“winter”) or from talu (“farm, farmstead”), from Proto-Finnic *talo (“farm, farmstead”), from Baltic, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *talˀa- + linn (“city; fortress, castle”), from Proto-Finnic *litna (“town, city; fortification, fortress”).
The form Tallinn is official since 1933. Before, the official form was Tallinna, now very rare in the nominative. This makes Tallinn the only Estonian placename not to end in a vowel.

inh

Tallinn on Eesti suurim linn
Tallinn is the largest city in Estonia

Tallinn (the capital city of Harju, Estonia)


Tea

Short form of Dorotea (“Dorothea”). Cognate with Scandinavian and English Thea.


Uno

a male given name, equivalent to Swedish Uno


Veli

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


Z

The twenty-first letter of the Estonian alphabet, called tsett and written in the Latin script.


kurt

kurt (genitive kurdi, partitive kurti, comparative kurdim, superlative kõige kurdim)

kurdi (genitive)
kurti (partitive)
kurdim (comparative)
kõige kurdim (superlative)
kurt (nominative singular)
kurdid (nominative plural)
kurt (accusative nominative singular)
kurdid (accusative nominative plural)
kurdi (accusative genitive singular)
kurdid (accusative genitive plural)
kurdi (genitive singular)
kurtide (genitive plural)
kurti (partitive singular)
kurte (partitive plural)
kurtisid (partitive plural)
kurti (illative singular)
kurdisse (illative singular)
kurtidesse (illative plural)
kurdesse (illative plural)
kurdis (inessive singular)
kurtides (inessive plural)
kurdes (inessive plural)
kurdist (elative singular)
kurtidest (elative plural)
kurdest (elative plural)
kurdile (allative singular)
kurtidele (allative plural)
kurdele (allative plural)
kurdil (adessive singular)
kurtidel (adessive plural)
kurdel (adessive plural)
kurdilt (ablative singular)
kurtidelt (ablative plural)
kurdelt (ablative plural)
kurdiks (singular translative)
kurtideks (plural translative)
kurdeks (plural translative)
kurdini (singular terminative)
kurtideni (plural terminative)
kurdina (essive singular)
kurtidena (essive plural)
kurdita (abessive singular)
kurtideta (abessive plural)
kurdiga (comitative singular)
kurtidega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kurtti, of Baltic origin. Compare Latvian kurls (“deaf”) and Lithuanian kurtus, kurčias. Possibly a cognate to Finnish kuuro.


september

september (genitive septembri, partitive septembrit)

septembri (genitive)
septembrit (partitive)
september (nominative singular)
septembrid (nominative plural)
september (accusative nominative singular)
septembrid (accusative nominative plural)
septembri (accusative genitive singular)
septembrid (accusative genitive plural)
septembri (genitive singular)
septembrite (genitive plural)
septembrit (partitive singular)
septembreid (partitive plural)
septembrisse (illative singular)
septembritesse (illative plural)
septembreisse (illative plural)
septembris (inessive singular)
septembrites (inessive plural)
septembreis (inessive plural)
septembrist (elative singular)
septembritest (elative plural)
septembreist (elative plural)
septembrile (allative singular)
septembritele (allative plural)
septembreile (allative plural)
septembril (adessive singular)
septembritel (adessive plural)
septembreil (adessive plural)
septembrilt (ablative singular)
septembritelt (ablative plural)
septembreilt (ablative plural)
septembriks (singular translative)
septembriteks (plural translative)
septembreiks (plural translative)
septembrini (singular terminative)
septembriteni (plural terminative)
septembrina (essive singular)
septembritena (essive plural)
septembrita (abessive singular)
septembriteta (abessive plural)
septembriga (comitative singular)
septembritega (comitative plural)


november

november (genitive novembri, partitive novembrit)

novembri (genitive)
novembrit (partitive)
november (nominative singular)
novembrid (nominative plural)
november (accusative nominative singular)
novembrid (accusative nominative plural)
novembri (accusative genitive singular)
novembrid (accusative genitive plural)
novembri (genitive singular)
novembrite (genitive plural)
novembrit (partitive singular)
novembreid (partitive plural)
novembrisse (illative singular)
novembritesse (illative plural)
novembreisse (illative plural)
novembris (inessive singular)
novembrites (inessive plural)
novembreis (inessive plural)
novembrist (elative singular)
novembritest (elative plural)
novembreist (elative plural)
novembrile (allative singular)
novembritele (allative plural)
novembreile (allative plural)
novembril (adessive singular)
novembritel (adessive plural)
novembreil (adessive plural)
novembrilt (ablative singular)
novembritelt (ablative plural)
novembreilt (ablative plural)
novembriks (singular translative)
novembriteks (plural translative)
novembreiks (plural translative)
novembrini (singular terminative)
novembriteni (plural terminative)
novembrina (essive singular)
novembritena (essive plural)
novembrita (abessive singular)
novembriteta (abessive plural)
novembriga (comitative singular)
novembritega (comitative plural)


tatar

tatar (genitive tatra, partitive tatart)

tatra (genitive)
tatart (partitive)
tatar (nominative singular)
tatrad (nominative plural)
tatar (accusative nominative singular)
tatrad (accusative nominative plural)
tatra (accusative genitive singular)
tatrad (accusative genitive plural)
tatra (genitive singular)
tatarde (genitive plural)
tatart (partitive singular)
tatraid (partitive plural)
tatrasse (illative singular)
tatardesse (illative plural)
tatraisse (illative plural)
tatras (inessive singular)
tatardes (inessive plural)
tatrais (inessive plural)
tatrast (elative singular)
tatardest (elative plural)
tatraist (elative plural)
tatrale (allative singular)
tatardele (allative plural)
tatraile (allative plural)
tatral (adessive singular)
tatardel (adessive plural)
tatrail (adessive plural)
tatralt (ablative singular)
tatardelt (ablative plural)
tatrailt (ablative plural)
tatraks (singular translative)
tatardeks (plural translative)
tatraiks (plural translative)
tatrani (singular terminative)
tatardeni (plural terminative)
tatrana (essive singular)
tatardena (essive plural)
tatrata (abessive singular)
tatardeta (abessive plural)
tatraga (comitative singular)
tatardega (comitative plural)

From dialectal Russian тата́рка (tatárka). Russian stem has been common root of borrowing for the tatari as well. The stem that marked the nation has also become to mark the grain, associated with that nation.
It has been suggested that "tatter", as present in the older orthography and dialects, is borrowing from some unknown dialectal form of Low German: compare with dialectal German Tatterkorn. From Estonian it is loaned into Estonian-Swedish as tattar and possibly to Salaca Livonian tatar. Boomerang-loaning is registered in Russian dialect of Iisaku [script needed] (tátra) (from the genitive form tatra).

minu naaber kasvatab tatart

plant of the family Fagopyrum (buckwheat, etc.)(ambiguous)

kalla tatar potti

padjatäiteks kasutame looduslikku tatart

for the pillow filling we use natural buckwheat grains

the grains of the buckwheat plant (ambiguous)

tatar oli lõunasöögiks nii eile kui ka täna, niisammuti sööte tatart ka homme

Buckwheat porridge was the lunch for yesterday and today, just the same you shall eat buckwheat porridge tomorrow too

the porridge from the buckwheat grains (ambiguous)


kuri

kuri (genitive kurja, partitive kurja, comparative kurjem, superlative kõige kurjem)

kurja (genitive)
kurja (partitive)
kurjem (comparative)
kõige kurjem (superlative)
kuri (nominative singular)
kurjad (nominative plural)
kuri (accusative nominative singular)
kurjad (accusative nominative plural)
kurja (accusative genitive singular)
kurjad (accusative genitive plural)
kurja (genitive singular)
kurjade (genitive plural)
kurja (partitive singular)
kurje (partitive plural)
kurjasid (partitive plural)
kurja (illative singular)
kurjasse (illative singular)
kurjadesse (illative plural)
kurjesse (illative plural)
kurjas (inessive singular)
kurjades (inessive plural)
kurjes (inessive plural)
kurjast (elative singular)
kurjadest (elative plural)
kurjest (elative plural)
kurjale (allative singular)
kurjadele (allative plural)
kurjele (allative plural)
kurjal (adessive singular)
kurjadel (adessive plural)
kurjel (adessive plural)
kurjalt (ablative singular)
kurjadelt (ablative plural)
kurjelt (ablative plural)
kurjaks (singular translative)
kurjadeks (plural translative)
kurjeks (plural translative)
kurjani (singular terminative)
kurjadeni (plural terminative)
kurjana (essive singular)
kurjadena (essive plural)
kurjata (abessive singular)
kurjadeta (abessive plural)
kurjaga (comitative singular)
kurjadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kurja; cognate to Finnish kurja. Possibly related to kura (“left”).


sekretär

sekretär (genitive sekretäri, partitive sekretäri)

sekretäri (genitive)
sekretäri (partitive)
sekretär (nominative singular)
sekretärid (nominative plural)
sekretär (accusative nominative singular)
sekretärid (accusative nominative plural)
sekretäri (accusative genitive singular)
sekretärid (accusative genitive plural)
sekretäri (genitive singular)
sekretäride (genitive plural)
sekretäri (partitive singular)
sekretäre (partitive plural)
sekretärisid (partitive plural)
sekretäri (illative singular)
sekretärisse (illative singular)
sekretäridesse (illative plural)
sekretäresse (illative plural)
sekretäris (inessive singular)
sekretärides (inessive plural)
sekretäres (inessive plural)
sekretärist (elative singular)
sekretäridest (elative plural)
sekretärest (elative plural)
sekretärile (allative singular)
sekretäridele (allative plural)
sekretärele (allative plural)
sekretäril (adessive singular)
sekretäridel (adessive plural)
sekretärel (adessive plural)
sekretärilt (ablative singular)
sekretäridelt (ablative plural)
sekretärelt (ablative plural)
sekretäriks (singular translative)
sekretärideks (plural translative)
sekretäreks (plural translative)
sekretärini (singular terminative)
sekretärideni (plural terminative)
sekretärina (essive singular)
sekretäridena (essive plural)
sekretärita (abessive singular)
sekretärideta (abessive plural)
sekretäriga (comitative singular)
sekretäridega (comitative plural)

secretary (an official managing and organizing the administration of an institution, organization, event, etc)

secretary (writing desk with fold-down tabletop and drawers for letters, etc)


autism

autism (genitive autismi, partitive autismi)

autismi (genitive)
autismi (partitive)
autism (nominative singular)
autismid (nominative plural)
autism (accusative nominative singular)
autismid (accusative nominative plural)
autismi (accusative genitive singular)
autismid (accusative genitive plural)
autismi (genitive singular)
autismide (genitive plural)
autismi (partitive singular)
autisme (partitive plural)
autismisid (partitive plural)
autismi (illative singular)
autismisse (illative singular)
autismidesse (illative plural)
autismesse (illative plural)
autismis (inessive singular)
autismides (inessive plural)
autismes (inessive plural)
autismist (elative singular)
autismidest (elative plural)
autismest (elative plural)
autismile (allative singular)
autismidele (allative plural)
autismele (allative plural)
autismil (adessive singular)
autismidel (adessive plural)
autismel (adessive plural)
autismilt (ablative singular)
autismidelt (ablative plural)
autismelt (ablative plural)
autismiks (singular translative)
autismideks (plural translative)
autismeks (plural translative)
autismini (singular terminative)
autismideni (plural terminative)
autismina (essive singular)
autismidena (essive plural)
autismita (abessive singular)
autismideta (abessive plural)
autismiga (comitative singular)
autismidega (comitative plural)


seminar

seminar (genitive seminari, partitive seminari)

seminari (genitive)
seminari (partitive)
seminar (nominative singular)
seminarid (nominative plural)
seminar (accusative nominative singular)
seminarid (accusative nominative plural)
seminari (accusative genitive singular)
seminarid (accusative genitive plural)
seminari (genitive singular)
seminaride (genitive plural)
seminari (partitive singular)
seminare (partitive plural)
seminarisid (partitive plural)
seminari (illative singular)
seminarisse (illative singular)
seminaridesse (illative plural)
seminaresse (illative plural)
seminaris (inessive singular)
seminarides (inessive plural)
seminares (inessive plural)
seminarist (elative singular)
seminaridest (elative plural)
seminarest (elative plural)
seminarile (allative singular)
seminaridele (allative plural)
seminarele (allative plural)
seminaril (adessive singular)
seminaridel (adessive plural)
seminarel (adessive plural)
seminarilt (ablative singular)
seminaridelt (ablative plural)
seminarelt (ablative plural)
seminariks (singular translative)
seminarideks (plural translative)
seminareks (plural translative)
seminarini (singular terminative)
seminarideni (plural terminative)
seminarina (essive singular)
seminaridena (essive plural)
seminarita (abessive singular)
seminarideta (abessive plural)
seminariga (comitative singular)
seminaridega (comitative plural)


dee

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

The name of the Latin-script letter D/d.


mandel

mandel (genitive mandli, partitive mandlit)

mandli (genitive)
mandlit (partitive)
mandel (nominative singular)
mandlid (nominative plural)
mandel (accusative nominative singular)
mandlid (accusative nominative plural)
mandli (accusative genitive singular)
mandlid (accusative genitive plural)
mandli (genitive singular)
mandlite (genitive plural)
mandlit (partitive singular)
mandleid (partitive plural)
mandlisse (illative singular)
mandlitesse (illative plural)
mandleisse (illative plural)
mandlis (inessive singular)
mandlites (inessive plural)
mandleis (inessive plural)
mandlist (elative singular)
mandlitest (elative plural)
mandleist (elative plural)
mandlile (allative singular)
mandlitele (allative plural)
mandleile (allative plural)
mandlil (adessive singular)
mandlitel (adessive plural)
mandleil (adessive plural)
mandlilt (ablative singular)
mandlitelt (ablative plural)
mandleilt (ablative plural)
mandliks (singular translative)
mandliteks (plural translative)
mandleiks (plural translative)
mandlini (singular terminative)
mandliteni (plural terminative)
mandlina (essive singular)
mandlitena (essive plural)
mandlita (abessive singular)
mandliteta (abessive plural)
mandliga (comitative singular)
mandlitega (comitative plural)

Borrowed from Low German mandel, from Latin amygdala, from Ancient Greek ἀμυγδάλη (amugdálē).


maine

maine (genitive maine, partitive mainet)

maine (genitive)
mainet (partitive)
maine (nominative singular)
mained (nominative plural)
maine (accusative nominative singular)
mained (accusative nominative plural)
maine (accusative genitive singular)
mained (accusative genitive plural)
maine (genitive singular)
mainete (genitive plural)
mainet (partitive singular)
maineid (partitive plural)
mainesse (illative singular)
mainetesse (illative plural)
maineisse (illative plural)
maines (inessive singular)
mainetes (inessive plural)
maineis (inessive plural)
mainest (elative singular)
mainetest (elative plural)
maineist (elative plural)
mainele (allative singular)
mainetele (allative plural)
maineile (allative plural)
mainel (adessive singular)
mainetel (adessive plural)
maineil (adessive plural)
mainelt (ablative singular)
mainetelt (ablative plural)
maineilt (ablative plural)
maineks (singular translative)
maineteks (plural translative)
maineiks (plural translative)
maineni (singular terminative)
maineteni (plural terminative)
mainena (essive singular)
mainetena (essive plural)
maineta (abessive singular)
maineteta (abessive plural)
mainega (comitative singular)
mainetega (comitative plural)


maine

maine (genitive maise, partitive maist, comparative maisem, superlative kõige maisem)

maise (genitive)
maist (partitive)
maisem (comparative)
kõige maisem (superlative)
maine (nominative singular)
maised (nominative plural)
maine (accusative nominative singular)
maised (accusative nominative plural)
maise (accusative genitive singular)
maised (accusative genitive plural)
maise (genitive singular)
maiste (genitive plural)
maist (partitive singular)
maiseid (partitive plural)
maisesse (illative singular)
maistesse (illative plural)
maiseisse (illative plural)
maises (inessive singular)
maistes (inessive plural)
maiseis (inessive plural)
maisest (elative singular)
maistest (elative plural)
maiseist (elative plural)
maisele (allative singular)
maistele (allative plural)
maiseile (allative plural)
maisel (adessive singular)
maistel (adessive plural)
maiseil (adessive plural)
maiselt (ablative singular)
maistelt (ablative plural)
maiseilt (ablative plural)
maiseks (singular translative)
maisteks (plural translative)
maiseiks (plural translative)
maiseni (singular terminative)
maisteni (plural terminative)
maisena (essive singular)
maistena (essive plural)
maiseta (abessive singular)
maisteta (abessive plural)
maisega (comitative singular)
maistega (comitative plural)


algaja

algaja (genitive algaja, partitive algajat)

algaja (genitive)
algajat (partitive)
algaja (nominative singular)
algajad (nominative plural)
algaja (accusative nominative singular)
algajad (accusative nominative plural)
algaja (accusative genitive singular)
algajad (accusative genitive plural)
algaja (genitive singular)
algajate (genitive plural)
algajat (partitive singular)
algajaid (partitive plural)
algajasse (illative singular)
algajatesse (illative plural)
algajaisse (illative plural)
algajas (inessive singular)
algajates (inessive plural)
algajais (inessive plural)
algajast (elative singular)
algajatest (elative plural)
algajaist (elative plural)
algajale (allative singular)
algajatele (allative plural)
algajaile (allative plural)
algajal (adessive singular)
algajatel (adessive plural)
algajail (adessive plural)
algajalt (ablative singular)
algajatelt (ablative plural)
algajailt (ablative plural)
algajaks (singular translative)
algajateks (plural translative)
algajaiks (plural translative)
algajani (singular terminative)
algajateni (plural terminative)
algajana (essive singular)
algajatena (essive plural)
algajata (abessive singular)
algajateta (abessive plural)
algajaga (comitative singular)
algajatega (comitative plural)


mv

(vulgar, Internet slang, text messaging) what the fuck


narr

narri (genitive)
narri (partitive)
narr (nominative singular)
narrid (nominative plural)
narr (accusative nominative singular)
narrid (accusative nominative plural)
narri (accusative genitive singular)
narrid (accusative genitive plural)
narri (genitive singular)
narride (genitive plural)
narri (partitive singular)
narre (partitive plural)
narrisid (partitive plural)
narri (illative singular)
narrisse (illative singular)
narridesse (illative plural)
narresse (illative plural)
narris (inessive singular)
narrides (inessive plural)
narres (inessive plural)
narrist (elative singular)
narridest (elative plural)
narrest (elative plural)
narrile (allative singular)
narridele (allative plural)
narrele (allative plural)
narril (adessive singular)
narridel (adessive plural)
narrel (adessive plural)
narrilt (ablative singular)
narridelt (ablative plural)
narrelt (ablative plural)
narriks (singular translative)
narrideks (plural translative)
narreks (plural translative)
narrini (singular terminative)
narrideni (plural terminative)
narrina (essive singular)
narridena (essive plural)
narrita (abessive singular)
narrideta (abessive plural)
narriga (comitative singular)
narridega (comitative plural)

Borrowed from Middle Low German narre, itself borrowed from Middle High German narre, from Old High German narro.


ime

ime (genitive)
imet (partitive)
ime (nominative singular)
imed (nominative plural)
ime (accusative nominative singular)
imed (accusative nominative plural)
ime (accusative genitive singular)
imed (accusative genitive plural)
ime (genitive singular)
imede (genitive plural)
imet (partitive singular)
imesid (partitive plural)
imme (illative singular)
imesse (illative singular)
imedesse (illative plural)
imes (inessive singular)
imedes (inessive plural)
imest (elative singular)
imedest (elative plural)
imele (allative singular)
imedele (allative plural)
imel (adessive singular)
imedel (adessive plural)
imelt (ablative singular)
imedelt (ablative plural)
imeks (singular translative)
imedeks (plural translative)
imeni (singular terminative)
imedeni (plural terminative)
imena (essive singular)
imedena (essive plural)
imeta (abessive singular)
imedeta (abessive plural)
imega (comitative singular)
imedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *imeh. Cognate with Finnish ihme.

miracle (a supernatural, inexplicable or very surprising phenomenon)

See on küll imede ime, et ajaleht selle loo avaldas.

It's a wonder of wonders that the newspaper published this story.

(informal) emphatic word used to strengthen the content of various exclamations of surprise, displeasure, etc.


raja

raja (genitive)
raja (partitive)
raja (nominative singular)
rajad (nominative plural)
raja (accusative nominative singular)
rajad (accusative nominative plural)
raja (accusative genitive singular)
rajad (accusative genitive plural)
raja (genitive singular)
rajade (genitive plural)
raja (partitive singular)
rajasid (partitive plural)
rajja (illative singular)
rajasse (illative singular)
rajadesse (illative plural)
rajas (inessive singular)
rajades (inessive plural)
rajast (elative singular)
rajadest (elative plural)
rajale (allative singular)
rajadele (allative plural)
rajal (adessive singular)
rajadel (adessive plural)
rajalt (ablative singular)
rajadelt (ablative plural)
rajaks (singular translative)
rajadeks (plural translative)
rajani (singular terminative)
rajadeni (plural terminative)
rajana (essive singular)
rajadena (essive plural)
rajata (abessive singular)
rajadeta (abessive plural)
rajaga (comitative singular)
rajadega (comitative plural)

Either from Old East Slavic краи (krai), or a newer loan from Russian край (kraj).


ohi

ohja (genitive)
ohja (partitive)
ohi (nominative singular)
ohjad (nominative plural)
ohi (accusative nominative singular)
ohjad (accusative nominative plural)
ohja (accusative genitive singular)
ohjad (accusative genitive plural)
ohja (genitive singular)
ohjade (genitive plural)
ohja (partitive singular)
ohje (partitive plural)
ohjasid (partitive plural)
ohja (illative singular)
ohjasse (illative singular)
ohjadesse (illative plural)
ohjesse (illative plural)
ohjas (inessive singular)
ohjades (inessive plural)
ohjes (inessive plural)
ohjast (elative singular)
ohjadest (elative plural)
ohjest (elative plural)
ohjale (allative singular)
ohjadele (allative plural)
ohjele (allative plural)
ohjal (adessive singular)
ohjadel (adessive plural)
ohjel (adessive plural)
ohjalt (ablative singular)
ohjadelt (ablative plural)
ohjelt (ablative plural)
ohjaks (singular translative)
ohjadeks (plural translative)
ohjeks (plural translative)
ohjani (singular terminative)
ohjadeni (plural terminative)
ohjana (essive singular)
ohjadena (essive plural)
ohjata (abessive singular)
ohjadeta (abessive plural)
ohjaga (comitative singular)
ohjadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *ohja, cognate to Finnish ohja and Votic õhjõ. Possibly a loan from Proto-Germanic *ansijō.


oma

From Proto-Finnic *oma. Cognate to Finnish oma, Livonian umm, Votic õma and Northern Sami oapmi. Compare also Udmurt умой (umoj, “good, fitting, right”) and Komi-Zyrian эм (em, “exists”). Possibly an old derivation from the copula - olema.


oma

oma (genitive)
oma (partitive)
oma (nominative singular)
omad (nominative plural)
oma (accusative nominative singular)
omad (accusative nominative plural)
oma (accusative genitive singular)
omad (accusative genitive plural)
oma (genitive singular)
omade (genitive plural)
oma (partitive singular)
omi (partitive plural)
omasid (partitive plural)
omma (illative singular)
omasse (illative singular)
omadesse (illative plural)
omisse (illative plural)
omas (inessive singular)
omades (inessive plural)
omis (inessive plural)
omast (elative singular)
omadest (elative plural)
omist (elative plural)
omale (allative singular)
omadele (allative plural)
omile (allative plural)
omal (adessive singular)
omadel (adessive plural)
omil (adessive plural)
omalt (ablative singular)
omadelt (ablative plural)
omilt (ablative plural)
omaks (singular translative)
omadeks (plural translative)
omiks (plural translative)
omani (singular terminative)
omadeni (plural terminative)
omana (essive singular)
omadena (essive plural)
omata (abessive singular)
omadeta (abessive plural)
omaga (comitative singular)
omadega (comitative plural)

(military, usually in the plural) a friendly


edu

edu (genitive)
edu (partitive)
edu (nominative singular)
edud (nominative plural)
edu (accusative nominative singular)
edud (accusative nominative plural)
edu (accusative genitive singular)
edud (accusative genitive plural)
edu (genitive singular)
edude (genitive plural)
edu (partitive singular)
edusid (partitive plural)
ettu (illative singular)
edusse (illative singular)
edudesse (illative plural)
edus (inessive singular)
edudes (inessive plural)
edust (elative singular)
edudest (elative plural)
edule (allative singular)
edudele (allative plural)
edul (adessive singular)
edudel (adessive plural)
edult (ablative singular)
edudelt (ablative plural)
eduks (singular translative)
edudeks (plural translative)
eduni (singular terminative)
edudeni (plural terminative)
eduna (essive singular)
edudena (essive plural)
eduta (abessive singular)
edudeta (abessive plural)
eduga (comitative singular)
edudega (comitative plural)

Derived from esi. Cognate to Finnish etu and Livvi edu- (“pre-, fore-”).


salat

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salat (genitive salati, partitive salatit)

Through Middle Low German salat from Northern Italian salada, salata (compare insalata), from Vulgar Latin *salāta, from *salāre, from Latin saliō, from sal (“salt”).


ahi

ahju (genitive)
ahju (partitive)
ahi (nominative singular)
ahjud (nominative plural)
ahi (accusative nominative singular)
ahjud (accusative nominative plural)
ahju (accusative genitive singular)
ahjud (accusative genitive plural)
ahju (genitive singular)
ahjude (genitive plural)
ahju (partitive singular)
ahje (partitive plural)
ahjusid (partitive plural)
ahju (illative singular)
ahjusse (illative singular)
ahjudesse (illative plural)
ahjesse (illative plural)
ahjus (inessive singular)
ahjudes (inessive plural)
ahjes (inessive plural)
ahjust (elative singular)
ahjudest (elative plural)
ahjest (elative plural)
ahjule (allative singular)
ahjudele (allative plural)
ahjele (allative plural)
ahjul (adessive singular)
ahjudel (adessive plural)
ahjel (adessive plural)
ahjult (ablative singular)
ahjudelt (ablative plural)
ahjelt (ablative plural)
ahjuks (singular translative)
ahjudeks (plural translative)
ahjeks (plural translative)
ahjuni (singular terminative)
ahjudeni (plural terminative)
ahjuna (essive singular)
ahjudena (essive plural)
ahjuta (abessive singular)
ahjudeta (abessive plural)
ahjuga (comitative singular)
ahjudega (comitative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Finnic *ahjo (“oven”), from earlier *ašjo, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *asjǭ (“soapstone”). .

inh+

tegin tule ahju

ahi ajab suitsu sisse

saunaahi

an oven (a chamber used for baking or heating)

vanaema võttis ahjust õunakoogi

grandma took the apple pie out of the oven

a stove or an oven (a device for heating or cooking food)


imu

imu (genitive)
imu (partitive)
imu (nominative singular)
imud (nominative plural)
imu (accusative nominative singular)
imud (accusative nominative plural)
imu (accusative genitive singular)
imud (accusative genitive plural)
imu (genitive singular)
imude (genitive plural)
imu (partitive singular)
imusid (partitive plural)
immu (illative singular)
imusse (illative singular)
imudesse (illative plural)
imus (inessive singular)
imudes (inessive plural)
imust (elative singular)
imudest (elative plural)
imule (allative singular)
imudele (allative plural)
imul (adessive singular)
imudel (adessive plural)
imult (ablative singular)
imudelt (ablative plural)
imuks (singular translative)
imudeks (plural translative)
imuni (singular terminative)
imudeni (plural terminative)
imuna (essive singular)
imudena (essive plural)
imuta (abessive singular)
imudeta (abessive plural)
imuga (comitative singular)
imudega (comitative plural)

From imema (“to suck”) + -u. Cognate to Finnish imu.


neil

adessive plural of need (“these, those”)


Aristoteles

Via Latin Aristotelēs from Ancient Greek Ἀριστοτέλης (Aristotélēs).


habe

habeme (genitive)
habet (partitive)
habe (nominative singular)
habemed (nominative plural)
habe (accusative nominative singular)
habemed (accusative nominative plural)
habeme (accusative genitive singular)
habemed (accusative genitive plural)
habeme (genitive singular)
habemete (genitive plural)
habet (partitive singular)
habemeid (partitive plural)
habemesse (illative singular)
habemetesse (illative plural)
habemeisse (illative plural)
habemes (inessive singular)
habemetes (inessive plural)
habemeis (inessive plural)
habemest (elative singular)
habemetest (elative plural)
habemeist (elative plural)
habemele (allative singular)
habemetele (allative plural)
habemeile (allative plural)
habemel (adessive singular)
habemetel (adessive plural)
habemeil (adessive plural)
habemelt (ablative singular)
habemetelt (ablative plural)
habemeilt (ablative plural)
habemeks (singular translative)
habemeteks (plural translative)
habemeiks (plural translative)
habemeni (singular terminative)
habemeteni (plural terminative)
habemena (essive singular)
habemetena (essive plural)
habemeta (abessive singular)
habemeteta (abessive plural)
habemega (comitative singular)
habemetega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *habën, possibly from a Baltic language. Compare Lithuanian šapas (“straw”). Cognate with Finnish haiven (“hair”), in some dialects haven.


assistent

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assistent (genitive assistendi, partitive assistenti)

assistendi (genitive)
assistenti (partitive)
assistent (nominative singular)
assistendid (nominative plural)
assistent (accusative nominative singular)
assistendid (accusative nominative plural)
assistendi (accusative genitive singular)
assistendid (accusative genitive plural)
assistendi (genitive singular)
assistentide (genitive plural)
assistenti (partitive singular)
assistente (partitive plural)
assistentisid (partitive plural)
assistenti (illative singular)
assistendisse (illative singular)
assistentidesse (illative plural)
assistendesse (illative plural)
assistendis (inessive singular)
assistentides (inessive plural)
assistendes (inessive plural)
assistendist (elative singular)
assistentidest (elative plural)
assistendest (elative plural)
assistendile (allative singular)
assistentidele (allative plural)
assistendele (allative plural)
assistendil (adessive singular)
assistentidel (adessive plural)
assistendel (adessive plural)
assistendilt (ablative singular)
assistentidelt (ablative plural)
assistendelt (ablative plural)
assistendiks (singular translative)
assistentideks (plural translative)
assistendeks (plural translative)
assistendini (singular terminative)
assistentideni (plural terminative)
assistendina (essive singular)
assistentidena (essive plural)
assistendita (abessive singular)
assistentideta (abessive plural)
assistendiga (comitative singular)
assistentidega (comitative plural)


paine

paine (genitive painde, partitive painet)

painde (genitive)
painet (partitive)
paine (nominative singular)
painded (nominative plural)
paine (accusative nominative singular)
painded (accusative nominative plural)
painde (accusative genitive singular)
painded (accusative genitive plural)
painde (genitive singular)
painete (genitive plural)
painet (partitive singular)
paindeid (partitive plural)
paindesse (illative singular)
painetesse (illative plural)
paindeisse (illative plural)
paindes (inessive singular)
painetes (inessive plural)
paindeis (inessive plural)
paindest (elative singular)
painetest (elative plural)
paindeist (elative plural)
paindele (allative singular)
painetele (allative plural)
paindeile (allative plural)
paindel (adessive singular)
painetel (adessive plural)
paindeil (adessive plural)
paindelt (ablative singular)
painetelt (ablative plural)
paindeilt (ablative plural)
paindeks (singular translative)
paineteks (plural translative)
paindeiks (plural translative)
paindeni (singular terminative)
paineteni (plural terminative)
paindena (essive singular)
painetena (essive plural)
paindeta (abessive singular)
paineteta (abessive plural)
paindega (comitative singular)
painetega (comitative plural)


parlament

parlament (genitive parlamendi, partitive parlamenti)

parlamendi (genitive)
parlamenti (partitive)
parlament (nominative singular)
parlamendid (nominative plural)
parlament (accusative nominative singular)
parlamendid (accusative nominative plural)
parlamendi (accusative genitive singular)
parlamendid (accusative genitive plural)
parlamendi (genitive singular)
parlamentide (genitive plural)
parlamenti (partitive singular)
parlamente (partitive plural)
parlamentisid (partitive plural)
parlamenti (illative singular)
parlamendisse (illative singular)
parlamentidesse (illative plural)
parlamendesse (illative plural)
parlamendis (inessive singular)
parlamentides (inessive plural)
parlamendes (inessive plural)
parlamendist (elative singular)
parlamentidest (elative plural)
parlamendest (elative plural)
parlamendile (allative singular)
parlamentidele (allative plural)
parlamendele (allative plural)
parlamendil (adessive singular)
parlamentidel (adessive plural)
parlamendel (adessive plural)
parlamendilt (ablative singular)
parlamentidelt (ablative plural)
parlamendelt (ablative plural)
parlamendiks (singular translative)
parlamentideks (plural translative)
parlamendeks (plural translative)
parlamendini (singular terminative)
parlamentideni (plural terminative)
parlamendina (essive singular)
parlamentidena (essive plural)
parlamendita (abessive singular)
parlamentideta (abessive plural)
parlamendiga (comitative singular)
parlamentidega (comitative plural)


pühapäev

pühapäev (genitive pühapäeva, partitive pühapäeva)

pühapäeva (genitive)
pühapäeva (partitive)
pühapäev (nominative singular)
pühapäevad (nominative plural)
pühapäev (accusative nominative singular)
pühapäevad (accusative nominative plural)
pühapäeva (accusative genitive singular)
pühapäevad (accusative genitive plural)
pühapäeva (genitive singular)
pühapäevade (genitive plural)
pühapäeva (partitive singular)
pühapäevi (partitive plural)
pühapäevasid (partitive plural)
pühapäeva (illative singular)
pühapäevasse (illative singular)
pühapäevadesse (illative plural)
pühapäevisse (illative plural)
pühapäevas (inessive singular)
pühapäevades (inessive plural)
pühapäevis (inessive plural)
pühapäevast (elative singular)
pühapäevadest (elative plural)
pühapäevist (elative plural)
pühapäevale (allative singular)
pühapäevadele (allative plural)
pühapäevile (allative plural)
pühapäeval (adessive singular)
pühapäevadel (adessive plural)
pühapäevil (adessive plural)
pühapäevalt (ablative singular)
pühapäevadelt (ablative plural)
pühapäevilt (ablative plural)
pühapäevaks (singular translative)
pühapäevadeks (plural translative)
pühapäeviks (plural translative)
pühapäevani (singular terminative)
pühapäevadeni (plural terminative)
pühapäevana (essive singular)
pühapäevadena (essive plural)
pühapäevata (abessive singular)
pühapäevadeta (abessive plural)
pühapäevaga (comitative singular)
pühapäevadega (comitative plural)

[ˈpyɦɑˌb̥æe̯v]

Sunday (seventh and last day of the week)


esmaspäev

esmaspäev (genitive esmaspäeva, partitive esmaspäeva)

esmaspäeva (genitive)
esmaspäeva (partitive)
esmaspäev (nominative singular)
esmaspäevad (nominative plural)
esmaspäev (accusative nominative singular)
esmaspäevad (accusative nominative plural)
esmaspäeva (accusative genitive singular)
esmaspäevad (accusative genitive plural)
esmaspäeva (genitive singular)
esmaspäevade (genitive plural)
esmaspäeva (partitive singular)
esmaspäevi (partitive plural)
esmaspäevasid (partitive plural)
esmaspäeva (illative singular)
esmaspäevasse (illative singular)
esmaspäevadesse (illative plural)
esmaspäevisse (illative plural)
esmaspäevas (inessive singular)
esmaspäevades (inessive plural)
esmaspäevis (inessive plural)
esmaspäevast (elative singular)
esmaspäevadest (elative plural)
esmaspäevist (elative plural)
esmaspäevale (allative singular)
esmaspäevadele (allative plural)
esmaspäevile (allative plural)
esmaspäeval (adessive singular)
esmaspäevadel (adessive plural)
esmaspäevil (adessive plural)
esmaspäevalt (ablative singular)
esmaspäevadelt (ablative plural)
esmaspäevilt (ablative plural)
esmaspäevaks (singular translative)
esmaspäevadeks (plural translative)
esmaspäeviks (plural translative)
esmaspäevani (singular terminative)
esmaspäevadeni (plural terminative)
esmaspäevana (essive singular)
esmaspäevadena (essive plural)
esmaspäevata (abessive singular)
esmaspäevadeta (abessive plural)
esmaspäevaga (comitative singular)
esmaspäevadega (comitative plural)


teisipäev

teisipäev (genitive teisipäeva, partitive teisipäeva)

teisipäeva (genitive)
teisipäeva (partitive)
teisipäev (nominative singular)
teisipäevad (nominative plural)
teisipäev (accusative nominative singular)
teisipäevad (accusative nominative plural)
teisipäeva (accusative genitive singular)
teisipäevad (accusative genitive plural)
teisipäeva (genitive singular)
teisipäevade (genitive plural)
teisipäeva (partitive singular)
teisipäevi (partitive plural)
teisipäevasid (partitive plural)
teisipäeva (illative singular)
teisipäevasse (illative singular)
teisipäevadesse (illative plural)
teisipäevisse (illative plural)
teisipäevas (inessive singular)
teisipäevades (inessive plural)
teisipäevis (inessive plural)
teisipäevast (elative singular)
teisipäevadest (elative plural)
teisipäevist (elative plural)
teisipäevale (allative singular)
teisipäevadele (allative plural)
teisipäevile (allative plural)
teisipäeval (adessive singular)
teisipäevadel (adessive plural)
teisipäevil (adessive plural)
teisipäevalt (ablative singular)
teisipäevadelt (ablative plural)
teisipäevilt (ablative plural)
teisipäevaks (singular translative)
teisipäevadeks (plural translative)
teisipäeviks (plural translative)
teisipäevani (singular terminative)
teisipäevadeni (plural terminative)
teisipäevana (essive singular)
teisipäevadena (essive plural)
teisipäevata (abessive singular)
teisipäevadeta (abessive plural)
teisipäevaga (comitative singular)
teisipäevadega (comitative plural)


kolmapäev

kolmapäev (genitive kolmapäeva, partitive kolmapäeva)

kolmapäeva (genitive)
kolmapäeva (partitive)
kolmapäev (nominative singular)
kolmapäevad (nominative plural)
kolmapäev (accusative nominative singular)
kolmapäevad (accusative nominative plural)
kolmapäeva (accusative genitive singular)
kolmapäevad (accusative genitive plural)
kolmapäeva (genitive singular)
kolmapäevade (genitive plural)
kolmapäeva (partitive singular)
kolmapäevi (partitive plural)
kolmapäevasid (partitive plural)
kolmapäeva (illative singular)
kolmapäevasse (illative singular)
kolmapäevadesse (illative plural)
kolmapäevisse (illative plural)
kolmapäevas (inessive singular)
kolmapäevades (inessive plural)
kolmapäevis (inessive plural)
kolmapäevast (elative singular)
kolmapäevadest (elative plural)
kolmapäevist (elative plural)
kolmapäevale (allative singular)
kolmapäevadele (allative plural)
kolmapäevile (allative plural)
kolmapäeval (adessive singular)
kolmapäevadel (adessive plural)
kolmapäevil (adessive plural)
kolmapäevalt (ablative singular)
kolmapäevadelt (ablative plural)
kolmapäevilt (ablative plural)
kolmapäevaks (singular translative)
kolmapäevadeks (plural translative)
kolmapäeviks (plural translative)
kolmapäevani (singular terminative)
kolmapäevadeni (plural terminative)
kolmapäevana (essive singular)
kolmapäevadena (essive plural)
kolmapäevata (abessive singular)
kolmapäevadeta (abessive plural)
kolmapäevaga (comitative singular)
kolmapäevadega (comitative plural)


neljapäev

neljapäev (genitive neljapäeva, partitive neljapäeva)

neljapäeva (genitive)
neljapäeva (partitive)
neljapäev (nominative singular)
neljapäevad (nominative plural)
neljapäev (accusative nominative singular)
neljapäevad (accusative nominative plural)
neljapäeva (accusative genitive singular)
neljapäevad (accusative genitive plural)
neljapäeva (genitive singular)
neljapäevade (genitive plural)
neljapäeva (partitive singular)
neljapäevi (partitive plural)
neljapäevasid (partitive plural)
neljapäeva (illative singular)
neljapäevasse (illative singular)
neljapäevadesse (illative plural)
neljapäevisse (illative plural)
neljapäevas (inessive singular)
neljapäevades (inessive plural)
neljapäevis (inessive plural)
neljapäevast (elative singular)
neljapäevadest (elative plural)
neljapäevist (elative plural)
neljapäevale (allative singular)
neljapäevadele (allative plural)
neljapäevile (allative plural)
neljapäeval (adessive singular)
neljapäevadel (adessive plural)
neljapäevil (adessive plural)
neljapäevalt (ablative singular)
neljapäevadelt (ablative plural)
neljapäevilt (ablative plural)
neljapäevaks (singular translative)
neljapäevadeks (plural translative)
neljapäeviks (plural translative)
neljapäevani (singular terminative)
neljapäevadeni (plural terminative)
neljapäevana (essive singular)
neljapäevadena (essive plural)
neljapäevata (abessive singular)
neljapäevadeta (abessive plural)
neljapäevaga (comitative singular)
neljapäevadega (comitative plural)


reede

reede (genitive reede, partitive reedet)

reede (genitive)
reedet (partitive)
reede (nominative singular)
reeded (nominative plural)
reede (accusative nominative singular)
reeded (accusative nominative plural)
reede (accusative genitive singular)
reeded (accusative genitive plural)
reede (genitive singular)
reedete (genitive plural)
reedet (partitive singular)
reedeid (partitive plural)
reedesse (illative singular)
reedetesse (illative plural)
reedeisse (illative plural)
reedes (inessive singular)
reedetes (inessive plural)
reedeis (inessive plural)
reedest (elative singular)
reedetest (elative plural)
reedeist (elative plural)
reedele (allative singular)
reedetele (allative plural)
reedeile (allative plural)
reedel (adessive singular)
reedetel (adessive plural)
reedeil (adessive plural)
reedelt (ablative singular)
reedetelt (ablative plural)
reedeilt (ablative plural)
reedeks (singular translative)
reedeteks (plural translative)
reedeiks (plural translative)
reedeni (singular terminative)
reedeteni (plural terminative)
reedena (essive singular)
reedetena (essive plural)
reedeta (abessive singular)
reedeteta (abessive plural)
reedega (comitative singular)
reedetega (comitative plural)

From Old Swedish frē(a)dagher, ultimately from Proto-West Germanic *Frījā dag (“day of Frigg”). Compare Finnish perjantai and Swedish fredag.


laupäev

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laupäev (genitive laupäeva, partitive laupäeva)

laupäeva (genitive)
laupäeva (partitive)
laupäev (nominative singular)
laupäevad (nominative plural)
laupäev (accusative nominative singular)
laupäevad (accusative nominative plural)
laupäeva (accusative genitive singular)
laupäevad (accusative genitive plural)
laupäeva (genitive singular)
laupäevade (genitive plural)
laupäeva (partitive singular)
laupäevi (partitive plural)
laupäevasid (partitive plural)
laupäeva (illative singular)
laupäevasse (illative singular)
laupäevadesse (illative plural)
laupäevisse (illative plural)
laupäevas (inessive singular)
laupäevades (inessive plural)
laupäevis (inessive plural)
laupäevast (elative singular)
laupäevadest (elative plural)
laupäevist (elative plural)
laupäevale (allative singular)
laupäevadele (allative plural)
laupäevile (allative plural)
laupäeval (adessive singular)
laupäevadel (adessive plural)
laupäevil (adessive plural)
laupäevalt (ablative singular)
laupäevadelt (ablative plural)
laupäevilt (ablative plural)
laupäevaks (singular translative)
laupäevadeks (plural translative)
laupäeviks (plural translative)
laupäevani (singular terminative)
laupäevadeni (plural terminative)
laupäevana (essive singular)
laupäevadena (essive plural)
laupäevata (abessive singular)
laupäevadeta (abessive plural)
laupäevaga (comitative singular)
laupäevadega (comitative plural)

/ˈlɑu̯ˌb̥æe̯v/

[ˈlɑu̯ˌb̥æe̯v]

Compound of Old Norse laug (“bath”) + päev (“day”). Partial calque of Old Norse laugardagr; compare Icelandic laugardagur. Cognate with Finnish lauantai, Votic laukopäive and Ingrian laukopäivä.


Helen

a female given name, short form of Helena, also borrowed from English Helen


kaamera

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kaamera (genitive kaamera, partitive kaamerat)

kaamera (genitive)
kaamerat (partitive)
kaamera (nominative singular)
kaamerad (nominative plural)
kaamera (accusative nominative singular)
kaamerad (accusative nominative plural)
kaamera (accusative genitive singular)
kaamerad (accusative genitive plural)
kaamera (genitive singular)
kaamerate (genitive plural)
kaamerat (partitive singular)
kaameraid (partitive plural)
kaamerasse (illative singular)
kaameratesse (illative plural)
kaameraisse (illative plural)
kaameras (inessive singular)
kaamerates (inessive plural)
kaamerais (inessive plural)
kaamerast (elative singular)
kaameratest (elative plural)
kaameraist (elative plural)
kaamerale (allative singular)
kaameratele (allative plural)
kaameraile (allative plural)
kaameral (adessive singular)
kaameratel (adessive plural)
kaamerail (adessive plural)
kaameralt (ablative singular)
kaameratelt (ablative plural)
kaamerailt (ablative plural)
kaameraks (singular translative)
kaamerateks (plural translative)
kaameraiks (plural translative)
kaamerani (singular terminative)
kaamerateni (plural terminative)
kaamerana (essive singular)
kaameratena (essive plural)
kaamerata (abessive singular)
kaamerateta (abessive plural)
kaameraga (comitative singular)
kaameratega (comitative plural)

camera (device that can be used to film or take photos)


iva

iva (genitive)
iva (partitive)
iva (nominative singular)
ivad (nominative plural)
iva (accusative nominative singular)
ivad (accusative nominative plural)
iva (accusative genitive singular)
ivad (accusative genitive plural)
iva (genitive singular)
ivade (genitive plural)
iva (partitive singular)
ivasid (partitive plural)
ivasse (illative singular)
ivadesse (illative plural)
ivas (inessive singular)
ivades (inessive plural)
ivast (elative singular)
ivadest (elative plural)
ivale (allative singular)
ivadele (allative plural)
ival (adessive singular)
ivadel (adessive plural)
ivalt (ablative singular)
ivadelt (ablative plural)
ivaks (singular translative)
ivadeks (plural translative)
ivani (singular terminative)
ivadeni (plural terminative)
ivana (essive singular)
ivadena (essive plural)
ivata (abessive singular)
ivadeta (abessive plural)
ivaga (comitative singular)
ivadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *jivä, variant of *jüvä, from Proto-Finno-Permic *jewä, ultimately borrowed from Proto-Indo-European *yéwos.


ž

The twenty-second letter of the Estonian alphabet, called žee and written in the Latin script.


muslim

muslim (genitive muslimi, partitive muslimit)

muslimi (genitive)
muslimit (partitive)
muslim (nominative singular)
muslimid (nominative plural)
muslim (accusative nominative singular)
muslimid (accusative nominative plural)
muslimi (accusative genitive singular)
muslimid (accusative genitive plural)
muslimi (genitive singular)
muslimite (genitive plural)
muslimit (partitive singular)
muslimeid (partitive plural)
muslimisse (illative singular)
muslimitesse (illative plural)
muslimeisse (illative plural)
muslimis (inessive singular)
muslimites (inessive plural)
muslimeis (inessive plural)
muslimist (elative singular)
muslimitest (elative plural)
muslimeist (elative plural)
muslimile (allative singular)
muslimitele (allative plural)
muslimeile (allative plural)
muslimil (adessive singular)
muslimitel (adessive plural)
muslimeil (adessive plural)
muslimilt (ablative singular)
muslimitelt (ablative plural)
muslimeilt (ablative plural)
muslimiks (singular translative)
muslimiteks (plural translative)
muslimeiks (plural translative)
muslimini (singular terminative)
muslimiteni (plural terminative)
muslimina (essive singular)
muslimitena (essive plural)
muslimita (abessive singular)
muslimiteta (abessive plural)
muslimiga (comitative singular)
muslimitega (comitative plural)


oinas

oina (genitive)
oinast (partitive)
oinas (nominative singular)
oinad (nominative plural)
oinas (accusative nominative singular)
oinad (accusative nominative plural)
oina (accusative genitive singular)
oinad (accusative genitive plural)
oina (genitive singular)
oinaste (genitive plural)
oinast (partitive singular)
oinaid (partitive plural)
oinasse (illative singular)
oinastesse (illative plural)
oinaisse (illative plural)
oinas (inessive singular)
oinastes (inessive plural)
oinais (inessive plural)
oinast (elative singular)
oinastest (elative plural)
oinaist (elative plural)
oinale (allative singular)
oinastele (allative plural)
oinaile (allative plural)
oinal (adessive singular)
oinastel (adessive plural)
oinail (adessive plural)
oinalt (ablative singular)
oinastelt (ablative plural)
oinailt (ablative plural)
oinaks (singular translative)
oinasteks (plural translative)
oinaiks (plural translative)
oinani (singular terminative)
oinasteni (plural terminative)
oinana (essive singular)
oinastena (essive plural)
oinata (abessive singular)
oinasteta (abessive plural)
oinaga (comitative singular)
oinastega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *oinas, a borrowing from Proto-Balto-Slavic *awinas.


oja

oja (genitive)
oja (partitive)
oja (nominative singular)
ojad (nominative plural)
oja (accusative nominative singular)
ojad (accusative nominative plural)
oja (accusative genitive singular)
ojad (accusative genitive plural)
oja (genitive singular)
ojade (genitive plural)
oja (partitive singular)
ojasid (partitive plural)
ojja (illative singular)
ojasse (illative singular)
ojadesse (illative plural)
ojas (inessive singular)
ojades (inessive plural)
ojast (elative singular)
ojadest (elative plural)
ojale (allative singular)
ojadele (allative plural)
ojal (adessive singular)
ojadel (adessive plural)
ojalt (ablative singular)
ojadelt (ablative plural)
ojaks (singular translative)
ojadeks (plural translative)
ojani (singular terminative)
ojadeni (plural terminative)
ojana (essive singular)
ojadena (essive plural)
ojata (abessive singular)
ojadeta (abessive plural)
ojaga (comitative singular)
ojadega (comitative plural)


onu

onu (genitive)
onu (partitive)
onu (nominative singular)
onud (nominative plural)
onu (genitive singular)
onude (genitive plural)
onu (partitive singular)
onusid (partitive plural)
onusse (illative singular)
onudesse (illative plural)
onus (inessive singular)
onudes (inessive plural)
onust (elative singular)
onudest (elative plural)
onule (allative singular)
onudele (allative plural)
onul (adessive singular)
onudel (adessive plural)
onult (ablative singular)
onudelt (ablative plural)
onuks (singular translative)
onudeks (plural translative)
onuni (singular terminative)
onudeni (plural terminative)
onuna (essive singular)
onudena (essive plural)
onuta (abessive singular)
onudeta (abessive plural)
onuga (comitative singular)
onudega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

onu (type elu)

Via earlier *õno from Proto-Finnic *enoi (compare Votic ono, Finnish eno, Ingrian eno), originally a derivative from the same root as enam.


kaks

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kaks (genitive kahe, partitive kaht or kahte)

kahe (genitive)
kaht (partitive)
kahte (partitive)
kaks (nominative singular)
kahed (nominative plural)
kaks (accusative nominative singular)
kahed (accusative nominative plural)
kahe (accusative genitive singular)
kahed (accusative genitive plural)
kahe (genitive singular)
kahtede (genitive plural)
kahte (partitive singular)
kahtesid (partitive plural)
kahte (illative singular)
kahesse (illative singular)
kahtedesse (illative plural)
kahes (inessive singular)
kahtedes (inessive plural)
kahest (elative singular)
kahtedest (elative plural)
kahele (allative singular)
kahtedele (allative plural)
kahel (adessive singular)
kahtedel (adessive plural)
kahelt (ablative singular)
kahtedelt (ablative plural)
kaheks (singular translative)
kahtedeks (plural translative)
kaheni (singular terminative)
kahtedeni (plural terminative)
kahena (essive singular)
kahtedena (essive plural)
kaheta (abessive singular)
kahtedeta (abessive plural)
kahega (comitative singular)
kahtedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kakci, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *kakta. The final vowel was modified by analogy with *ükci (“one”).


neli

nelja (genitive)
nelja (partitive)
neli (nominative singular)
neljad (nominative plural)
neli (accusative nominative singular)
neljad (accusative nominative plural)
nelja (accusative genitive singular)
neljad (accusative genitive plural)
nelja (genitive singular)
neljade (genitive plural)
nelja (partitive singular)
nelju (partitive plural)
neljasid (partitive plural)
nelja (illative singular)
neljasse (illative singular)
neljadesse (illative plural)
neljusse (illative plural)
neljas (inessive singular)
neljades (inessive plural)
neljus (inessive plural)
neljast (elative singular)
neljadest (elative plural)
neljust (elative plural)
neljale (allative singular)
neljadele (allative plural)
neljule (allative plural)
neljal (adessive singular)
neljadel (adessive plural)
neljul (adessive plural)
neljalt (ablative singular)
neljadelt (ablative plural)
neljult (ablative plural)
neljaks (singular translative)
neljadeks (plural translative)
neljuks (plural translative)
neljani (singular terminative)
neljadeni (plural terminative)
neljana (essive singular)
neljadena (essive plural)
neljata (abessive singular)
neljadeta (abessive plural)
neljaga (comitative singular)
neljadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *neljä, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *neljä. Cognate with Finnish neljä and Hungarian négy.


kuus

kuue (genitive)
kuut (partitive)
kuus (nominative singular)
kuued (nominative plural)
kuus (accusative nominative singular)
kuued (accusative nominative plural)
kuue (accusative genitive singular)
kuued (accusative genitive plural)
kuue (genitive singular)
kuute (genitive plural)
kuut (partitive singular)
kuusi (partitive plural)
kuude (illative singular)
kuuesse (illative singular)
kuutesse (illative plural)
kuusisse (illative plural)
kuues (inessive singular)
kuutes (inessive plural)
kuusis (inessive plural)
kuuest (elative singular)
kuutest (elative plural)
kuusist (elative plural)
kuuele (allative singular)
kuutele (allative plural)
kuusile (allative plural)
kuuel (adessive singular)
kuutel (adessive plural)
kuusil (adessive plural)
kuuelt (ablative singular)
kuutelt (ablative plural)
kuusilt (ablative plural)
kuueks (singular translative)
kuuteks (plural translative)
kuusiks (plural translative)
kuueni (singular terminative)
kuuteni (plural terminative)
kuuena (essive singular)
kuutena (essive plural)
kuueta (abessive singular)
kuuteta (abessive plural)
kuuega (comitative singular)
kuutega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kuuci, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *kutte, from which also Finnish kuusi and Hungarian hat.


kuus

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


seitse

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seitse (genitive seitsme, partitive seitset)

seitsme (genitive)
seitset (partitive)
seitse (nominative singular)
seitsmed (nominative plural)
seitse (accusative nominative singular)
seitsmed (accusative nominative plural)
seitsme (accusative genitive singular)
seitsmed (accusative genitive plural)
seitsme (genitive singular)
seitsmete (genitive plural)
seitset (partitive singular)
seitsmeid (partitive plural)
seitsmesse (illative singular)
seitsmetesse (illative plural)
seitsmeisse (illative plural)
seitsmes (inessive singular)
seitsmetes (inessive plural)
seitsmeis (inessive plural)
seitsmest (elative singular)
seitsmetest (elative plural)
seitsmeist (elative plural)
seitsmele (allative singular)
seitsmetele (allative plural)
seitsmeile (allative plural)
seitsmel (adessive singular)
seitsmetel (adessive plural)
seitsmeil (adessive plural)
seitsmelt (ablative singular)
seitsmetelt (ablative plural)
seitsmeilt (ablative plural)
seitsmeks (singular translative)
seitsmeteks (plural translative)
seitsmeiks (plural translative)
seitsmeni (singular terminative)
seitsmeteni (plural terminative)
seitsmena (essive singular)
seitsmetena (essive plural)
seitsmeta (abessive singular)
seitsmeteta (abessive plural)
seitsmega (comitative singular)
seitsmetega (comitative plural)


kaheksa

kaheksa (genitive kaheksa, partitive kaheksat)

kaheksa (genitive)
kaheksat (partitive)
kaheksa (nominative singular)
kaheksad (nominative plural)
kaheksa (accusative nominative singular)
kaheksad (accusative nominative plural)
kaheksa (accusative genitive singular)
kaheksad (accusative genitive plural)
kaheksa (genitive singular)
kaheksate (genitive plural)
kaheksat (partitive singular)
kaheksaid (partitive plural)
kaheksasse (illative singular)
kaheksatesse (illative plural)
kaheksaisse (illative plural)
kaheksas (inessive singular)
kaheksates (inessive plural)
kaheksais (inessive plural)
kaheksast (elative singular)
kaheksatest (elative plural)
kaheksaist (elative plural)
kaheksale (allative singular)
kaheksatele (allative plural)
kaheksaile (allative plural)
kaheksal (adessive singular)
kaheksatel (adessive plural)
kaheksail (adessive plural)
kaheksalt (ablative singular)
kaheksatelt (ablative plural)
kaheksailt (ablative plural)
kaheksaks (singular translative)
kaheksateks (plural translative)
kaheksaiks (plural translative)
kaheksani (singular terminative)
kaheksateni (plural terminative)
kaheksana (essive singular)
kaheksatena (essive plural)
kaheksata (abessive singular)
kaheksateta (abessive plural)
kaheksaga (comitative singular)
kaheksatega (comitative plural)


üheksa

üheksa (genitive üheksa, partitive üheksat)

üheksa (genitive)
üheksat (partitive)
üheksa (nominative singular)
üheksad (nominative plural)
üheksa (accusative nominative singular)
üheksad (accusative nominative plural)
üheksa (accusative genitive singular)
üheksad (accusative genitive plural)
üheksa (genitive singular)
üheksate (genitive plural)
üheksat (partitive singular)
üheksaid (partitive plural)
üheksasse (illative singular)
üheksatesse (illative plural)
üheksaisse (illative plural)
üheksas (inessive singular)
üheksates (inessive plural)
üheksais (inessive plural)
üheksast (elative singular)
üheksatest (elative plural)
üheksaist (elative plural)
üheksale (allative singular)
üheksatele (allative plural)
üheksaile (allative plural)
üheksal (adessive singular)
üheksatel (adessive plural)
üheksail (adessive plural)
üheksalt (ablative singular)
üheksatelt (ablative plural)
üheksailt (ablative plural)
üheksaks (singular translative)
üheksateks (plural translative)
üheksaiks (plural translative)
üheksani (singular terminative)
üheksateni (plural terminative)
üheksana (essive singular)
üheksatena (essive plural)
üheksata (abessive singular)
üheksateta (abessive plural)
üheksaga (comitative singular)
üheksatega (comitative plural)


kümme

kümme (genitive kümne, partitive kümmet)

kümne (genitive)
kümmet (partitive)
kümme (nominative singular)
kümned (nominative plural)
kümme (accusative nominative singular)
kümned (accusative nominative plural)
kümne (accusative genitive singular)
kümned (accusative genitive plural)
kümne (genitive singular)
kümnete (genitive plural)
kümmet (partitive singular)
kümneid (partitive plural)
kümnesse (illative singular)
kümnetesse (illative plural)
kümneisse (illative plural)
kümnes (inessive singular)
kümnetes (inessive plural)
kümneis (inessive plural)
kümnest (elative singular)
kümnetest (elative plural)
kümneist (elative plural)
kümnele (allative singular)
kümnetele (allative plural)
kümneile (allative plural)
kümnel (adessive singular)
kümnetel (adessive plural)
kümneil (adessive plural)
kümnelt (ablative singular)
kümnetelt (ablative plural)
kümneilt (ablative plural)
kümneks (singular translative)
kümneteks (plural translative)
kümneiks (plural translative)
kümneni (singular terminative)
kümneteni (plural terminative)
kümnena (essive singular)
kümnetena (essive plural)
kümneta (abessive singular)
kümneteta (abessive plural)
kümnega (comitative singular)
kümnetega (comitative plural)


üks

üks (genitive ühe, partitive üht or ühte)

ühe (genitive)
üht (partitive)
ühte (partitive)
üks (nominative singular)
ühed (nominative plural)
üks (accusative nominative singular)
ühed (accusative nominative plural)
ühe (accusative genitive singular)
ühed (accusative genitive plural)
ühe (genitive singular)
ühtede (genitive plural)
ühte (partitive singular)
ühtesid (partitive plural)
ühte (illative singular)
ühesse (illative singular)
ühtedesse (illative plural)
ühes (inessive singular)
ühtedes (inessive plural)
ühest (elative singular)
ühtedest (elative plural)
ühele (allative singular)
ühtedele (allative plural)
ühel (adessive singular)
ühtedel (adessive plural)
ühelt (ablative singular)
ühtedelt (ablative plural)
üheks (singular translative)
ühtedeks (plural translative)
üheni (singular terminative)
ühtedeni (plural terminative)
ühena (essive singular)
ühtedena (essive plural)
üheta (abessive singular)
ühtedeta (abessive plural)
ühega (comitative singular)
ühtedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *ükci, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *ükte. Cognates include Finnish yksi.


kolm

kolme (genitive)
kolme (partitive)
kolm (nominative singular)
kolmed (nominative plural)
kolm (accusative nominative singular)
kolmed (accusative nominative plural)
kolme (accusative genitive singular)
kolmed (accusative genitive plural)
kolme (genitive singular)
kolmede (genitive plural)
kolme (partitive singular)
kolmi (partitive plural)
kolmesid (partitive plural)
kolme (illative singular)
kolmesse (illative singular)
kolmedesse (illative plural)
kolmisse (illative plural)
kolmes (inessive singular)
kolmedes (inessive plural)
kolmis (inessive plural)
kolmest (elative singular)
kolmedest (elative plural)
kolmist (elative plural)
kolmele (allative singular)
kolmedele (allative plural)
kolmile (allative plural)
kolmel (adessive singular)
kolmedel (adessive plural)
kolmil (adessive plural)
kolmelt (ablative singular)
kolmedelt (ablative plural)
kolmilt (ablative plural)
kolmeks (singular translative)
kolmedeks (plural translative)
kolmiks (plural translative)
kolmeni (singular terminative)
kolmedeni (plural terminative)
kolmena (essive singular)
kolmedena (essive plural)
kolmeta (abessive singular)
kolmedeta (abessive plural)
kolmega (comitative singular)
kolmedega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *kolmi, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *kolme. Cognates include Finnish kolme, Northern Khanty хәԯум (həłum), Northern Mansi хӯрум (hūrum) and Hungarian három.