sokk

soki (genitive)
sokki (partitive)
sokk (nominative singular)
sokid (nominative plural)
sokk (accusative nominative singular)
sokid (accusative nominative plural)
soki (accusative genitive singular)
sokid (accusative genitive plural)
soki (genitive singular)
sokkide (genitive plural)
sokki (partitive singular)
sokke (partitive plural)
sokkisid (partitive plural)
sokki (illative singular)
sokisse (illative singular)
sokkidesse (illative plural)
sokesse (illative plural)
sokis (inessive singular)
sokkides (inessive plural)
sokes (inessive plural)
sokist (elative singular)
sokkidest (elative plural)
sokest (elative plural)
sokile (allative singular)
sokkidele (allative plural)
sokele (allative plural)
sokil (adessive singular)
sokkidel (adessive plural)
sokel (adessive plural)
sokilt (ablative singular)
sokkidelt (ablative plural)
sokelt (ablative plural)
sokiks (singular translative)
sokkideks (plural translative)
sokeks (plural translative)
sokini (singular terminative)
sokkideni (plural terminative)
sokina (essive singular)
sokkidena (essive plural)
sokita (abessive singular)
sokkideta (abessive plural)
sokiga (comitative singular)
sokkidega (comitative plural)


sokk

soku (genitive)
sokku (partitive)
sokk (nominative singular)
sokud (nominative plural)
sokk (accusative nominative singular)
sokud (accusative nominative plural)
soku (accusative genitive singular)
sokud (accusative genitive plural)
soku (genitive singular)
sokkude (genitive plural)
sokku (partitive singular)
sokke (partitive plural)
sokkusid (partitive plural)
sokku (illative singular)
sokusse (illative singular)
sokkudesse (illative plural)
sokesse (illative plural)
sokus (inessive singular)
sokkudes (inessive plural)
sokes (inessive plural)
sokust (elative singular)
sokkudest (elative plural)
sokest (elative plural)
sokule (allative singular)
sokkudele (allative plural)
sokele (allative plural)
sokul (adessive singular)
sokkudel (adessive plural)
sokel (adessive plural)
sokult (ablative singular)
sokkudelt (ablative plural)
sokelt (ablative plural)
sokuks (singular translative)
sokkudeks (plural translative)
sokeks (plural translative)
sokuni (singular terminative)
sokkudeni (plural terminative)
sokuna (essive singular)
sokkudena (essive plural)
sokuta (abessive singular)
sokkudeta (abessive plural)
sokuga (comitative singular)
sokkudega (comitative plural)


Eesti

Eesti (nominative singular)
Eesti (accusative nominative singular)
Eesti (accusative genitive singular)
Eesti (genitive singular)
Eestit (partitive singular)
Eestisse (illative singular)
Eestis (inessive singular)
Eestist (elative singular)
Eestile (allative singular)
Eestil (adessive singular)
Eestilt (ablative singular)
Eestiks (singular translative)
Eestini (singular terminative)
Eestina (essive singular)
Eestita (abessive singular)
Eestiga (comitative singular)

From German Este, especially German Low German Eeste. First attested in the 17th century, it became popular among ethnic Estonians in the 19th century, during the national awakening. Before, the terms maavald, maarahvas, and maakeel were used.
Of unclear origin. Perhaps related to the name of the Aesti described by the Roman historian Tacitus (around 98 C.E.), or perhaps related to the Eistland mentioned in Old Norse sagas (in Icelandic, Estonia is still called Eistland). Compare German Estland.
A Baltic origin is also possible; compare Lithuanian aikštė.


kisa

kisa (genitive)
kisa (partitive)
kisa (nominative singular)
kisad (nominative plural)
kisa (accusative nominative singular)
kisad (accusative nominative plural)
kisa (accusative genitive singular)
kisad (accusative genitive plural)
kisa (genitive singular)
kisade (genitive plural)
kisa (partitive singular)
kisasid (partitive plural)
kissa (illative singular)
kisasse (illative singular)
kisadesse (illative plural)
kisas (inessive singular)
kisades (inessive plural)
kisast (elative singular)
kisadest (elative plural)
kisale (allative singular)
kisadele (allative plural)
kisal (adessive singular)
kisadel (adessive plural)
kisalt (ablative singular)
kisadelt (ablative plural)
kisaks (singular translative)
kisadeks (plural translative)
kisani (singular terminative)
kisadeni (plural terminative)
kisana (essive singular)
kisadena (essive plural)
kisata (abessive singular)
kisadeta (abessive plural)
kisaga (comitative singular)
kisadega (comitative plural)


saldo

head

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

International banking term of Italian origin


isu

isu (genitive)
isu (partitive)
isu (nominative singular)
isud (nominative plural)
isu (accusative nominative singular)
isud (accusative nominative plural)
isu (accusative genitive singular)
isud (accusative genitive plural)
isu (genitive singular)
isude (genitive plural)
isu (partitive singular)
isusid (partitive plural)
issu (illative singular)
isusse (illative singular)
isudesse (illative plural)
isus (inessive singular)
isudes (inessive plural)
isust (elative singular)
isudest (elative plural)
isule (allative singular)
isudele (allative plural)
isul (adessive singular)
isudel (adessive plural)
isult (ablative singular)
isudelt (ablative plural)
isuks (singular translative)
isudeks (plural translative)
isuni (singular terminative)
isudeni (plural terminative)
isuna (essive singular)
isudena (essive plural)
isuta (abessive singular)
isudeta (abessive plural)
isuga (comitative singular)
isudega (comitative plural)


erk

erk (genitive ergu, partitive erku, comparative ergum, superlative kõige ergum)

erk (genitive erga, partitive erka, comparative ergam, superlative kõige ergam)

ergu (genitive)
erku (partitive)
ergum (comparative)
kõige ergum (superlative)
erga (genitive)
erka (partitive)
ergam (comparative)
kõige ergam (superlative)
erk (nominative singular)
ergud (nominative plural)
erk (accusative nominative singular)
ergud (accusative nominative plural)
ergu (accusative genitive singular)
ergud (accusative genitive plural)
ergu (genitive singular)
erkude (genitive plural)
erku (partitive singular)
erke (partitive plural)
erkusid (partitive plural)
erku (illative singular)
ergusse (illative singular)
erkudesse (illative plural)
ergesse (illative plural)
ergus (inessive singular)
erkudes (inessive plural)
erges (inessive plural)
ergust (elative singular)
erkudest (elative plural)
ergest (elative plural)
ergule (allative singular)
erkudele (allative plural)
ergele (allative plural)
ergul (adessive singular)
erkudel (adessive plural)
ergel (adessive plural)
ergult (ablative singular)
erkudelt (ablative plural)
ergelt (ablative plural)
erguks (singular translative)
erkudeks (plural translative)
ergeks (plural translative)
erguni (singular terminative)
erkudeni (plural terminative)
erguna (essive singular)
erkudena (essive plural)
erguta (abessive singular)
erkudeta (abessive plural)
erguga (comitative singular)
erkudega (comitative plural)
erk (nominative singular)
ergad (nominative plural)
erk (accusative nominative singular)
ergad (accusative nominative plural)
erga (accusative genitive singular)
ergad (accusative genitive plural)
erga (genitive singular)
erkade (genitive plural)
erka (partitive singular)
erke (partitive plural)
erkasid (partitive plural)
erka (illative singular)
ergasse (illative singular)
erkadesse (illative plural)
ergesse (illative plural)
ergas (inessive singular)
erkades (inessive plural)
erges (inessive plural)
ergast (elative singular)
erkadest (elative plural)
ergest (elative plural)
ergale (allative singular)
erkadele (allative plural)
ergele (allative plural)
ergal (adessive singular)
erkadel (adessive plural)
ergel (adessive plural)
ergalt (ablative singular)
erkadelt (ablative plural)
ergelt (ablative plural)
ergaks (singular translative)
erkadeks (plural translative)
ergeks (plural translative)
ergani (singular terminative)
erkadeni (plural terminative)
ergana (essive singular)
erkadena (essive plural)
ergata (abessive singular)
erkadeta (abessive plural)
ergaga (comitative singular)
erkadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *herkkä. Cognate to Finnish herkkä (“delicate, sensitive”), Livonian erk (“lively”), and Votic herkkõ (“gentle”). See also ere.


ikka

ikka ja jälle

Nagu ikka jõudis ta varakult kohale.

suvi nagu suvi ikka

a normal summer (literally, “a summer like summer always”)

ikka enam

Seda juhtub ikka sagedamini.

over and over, always, time after time (with the comparative form of the succeeding adjective or adverb)

Poiss on ikka haige.

Külalised pole ikka tulnud.

Kaks pead on ikka kaks pead.

Two heads are better than one. (literally, “Two heads are nevertheless two heads.”)

Proovida võime ikka.

Küll olin mina ikka taipamatu!

Kuhu tal ikka minna on?

nevertheless, still (concedingly or emphatically)

Lähed jalgsi? – Jalgsi ikka.

You're going on foot? – Of course, on foot.

Kas sa tuled? – (Tulen) ikka.

it goes without saying
go without saying

of course, it goes without saying, certainly (affirmatively or explanatorily)


ihu

ihu (genitive)
ihu (partitive)
ihu (nominative singular)
ihud (nominative plural)
ihu (accusative nominative singular)
ihud (accusative nominative plural)
ihu (accusative genitive singular)
ihud (accusative genitive plural)
ihu (genitive singular)
ihude (genitive plural)
ihu (partitive singular)
ihusid (partitive plural)
ihhu (illative singular)
ihusse (illative singular)
ihudesse (illative plural)
ihus (inessive singular)
ihudes (inessive plural)
ihust (elative singular)
ihudest (elative plural)
ihule (allative singular)
ihudele (allative plural)
ihul (adessive singular)
ihudel (adessive plural)
ihult (ablative singular)
ihudelt (ablative plural)
ihuks (singular translative)
ihudeks (plural translative)
ihuni (singular terminative)
ihudeni (plural terminative)
ihuna (essive singular)
ihudena (essive plural)
ihuta (abessive singular)
ihudeta (abessive plural)
ihuga (comitative singular)
ihudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *iho. Cognate with Finnish iho (“skin”).


tasa

From Proto-Finnic *tasa. Cognate to Finnish tasan and Veps tazo. But compare also Tundra Nenets [script needed] (tasᵊ, “whole, evenly, in a pair”).


kuni

The ku- stem (from Proto-Finnic *ku-) with the terminative case suffix -ni. Compare Finnish kunnes and Votic kuniz.

Saal mahutab kuni 500 inimest.

The hall can accommodate up to 500 people.

Ma võin jääda siia kuni nädalaks.

Mäed on kuni kilomeeter kõrged.

The mountains are up to a kilometre high.

Heinamaa ulatus sooservast kuni põllu äärde välja.

The grassland extended from the edge of the bog to the edge of the field.

Nähtus ulatub tagasi kuni esiajaloolisse aega.

The phenomenon dates back to prehistoric times.

up to, to (emphasising the limit of attainability of a phenomenon, a situation)


kuni

Magasin, kuni mind äratati.

Tee seda, kuni pole hilja!

Seni linnuke lendab, kuni ta pesa leiab.

Ta ootas, kuni teised järele jõudsid.

Indicating the time until which the action or situation expressed in the main clause will take place: until, till

Mul läheb aega veel viis kuni kümme minutit.

It will take me another five to ten minutes.

Kümne kuni kaheteistkümne päeva pärast kirjutatakse ta haiglast välja.

After ten to twelve days (s)he will be discharged from hospital.

kuue- kuni kaheksa-aastased lapsed

Seene kübar on kollakas- kuni kahvatupruun.

The mushroom cap is yellowish to pale brown.

Linking words or phrases that indicate the scope of something: to


kuni

Saadan sind kuni järgmise tänavanurgani.

I'll walk you to the next street corner.

Käed olid kuni küünarnukkideni sidemeis.

My hands were bandaged up to the elbows.

Töötasin sellel kohal kuni 1965. aastani.

Pidutseti kuni keskööni.

Ma ei unusta seda kuni surmatunnini.

I won't forget it till the hour of my death.

See komme on säilinud kuni tänapäevani.

Kotka tiibade siruulatus küünib kuni 2 meetrini.

The eagle's wingspan reaches up to 2 metres.

Kõik oli kuni pisiasjadeni läbi mõeldud.

Everything was planned down to the last detail.

Võttis riided kuni särgini seljast.

He took his clothes off down to his shirt.

up to, to; until, till (emphasises the boundary marked by a noun up to which something occurs)


Lett

head

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


imago

imago (genitive imago, partitive imagot)

imago (genitive)
imagot (partitive)
imago (nominative singular)
imagod (nominative plural)
imago (accusative nominative singular)
imagod (accusative nominative plural)
imago (accusative genitive singular)
imagod (accusative genitive plural)
imago (genitive singular)
imagote (genitive plural)
imagot (partitive singular)
imagoid (partitive plural)
imagosse (illative singular)
imagotesse (illative plural)
imagoisse (illative plural)
imagos (inessive singular)
imagotes (inessive plural)
imagois (inessive plural)
imagost (elative singular)
imagotest (elative plural)
imagoist (elative plural)
imagole (allative singular)
imagotele (allative plural)
imagoile (allative plural)
imagol (adessive singular)
imagotel (adessive plural)
imagoil (adessive plural)
imagolt (ablative singular)
imagotelt (ablative plural)
imagoilt (ablative plural)
imagoks (singular translative)
imagoteks (plural translative)
imagoiks (plural translative)
imagoni (singular terminative)
imagoteni (plural terminative)
imagona (essive singular)
imagotena (essive plural)
imagota (abessive singular)
imagoteta (abessive plural)
imagoga (comitative singular)
imagotega (comitative plural)

image (a characteristic of a person, group or company etc.)


Viktor

a male given name, equivalent to English Victor

Ви́ктор Виктор#Russian

A transliteration of the Russian male given name Ви́ктор (Víktor) (common among Russian-speaking Estonians).


kips

kipsi (genitive)
kipsi (partitive)
kips (nominative singular)
kipsid (nominative plural)
kips (accusative nominative singular)
kipsid (accusative nominative plural)
kipsi (accusative genitive singular)
kipsid (accusative genitive plural)
kipsi (genitive singular)
kipside (genitive plural)
kipsi (partitive singular)
kipse (partitive plural)
kipsisid (partitive plural)
kipsi (illative singular)
kipsisse (illative singular)
kipsidesse (illative plural)
kipsesse (illative plural)
kipsis (inessive singular)
kipsides (inessive plural)
kipses (inessive plural)
kipsist (elative singular)
kipsidest (elative plural)
kipsest (elative plural)
kipsile (allative singular)
kipsidele (allative plural)
kipsele (allative plural)
kipsil (adessive singular)
kipsidel (adessive plural)
kipsel (adessive plural)
kipsilt (ablative singular)
kipsidelt (ablative plural)
kipselt (ablative plural)
kipsiks (singular translative)
kipsideks (plural translative)
kipseks (plural translative)
kipsini (singular terminative)
kipsideni (plural terminative)
kipsina (essive singular)
kipsidena (essive plural)
kipsita (abessive singular)
kipsideta (abessive plural)
kipsiga (comitative singular)
kipsidega (comitative plural)


heraldika

heraldika (genitive heraldika, partitive heraldikat)

heraldika (genitive)
heraldikat (partitive)
heraldika (nominative singular)
heraldikad (nominative plural)
heraldika (accusative nominative singular)
heraldikad (accusative nominative plural)
heraldika (accusative genitive singular)
heraldikad (accusative genitive plural)
heraldika (genitive singular)
heraldikate (genitive plural)
heraldikat (partitive singular)
heraldikaid (partitive plural)
heraldikasse (illative singular)
heraldikatesse (illative plural)
heraldikaisse (illative plural)
heraldikas (inessive singular)
heraldikates (inessive plural)
heraldikais (inessive plural)
heraldikast (elative singular)
heraldikatest (elative plural)
heraldikaist (elative plural)
heraldikale (allative singular)
heraldikatele (allative plural)
heraldikaile (allative plural)
heraldikal (adessive singular)
heraldikatel (adessive plural)
heraldikail (adessive plural)
heraldikalt (ablative singular)
heraldikatelt (ablative plural)
heraldikailt (ablative plural)
heraldikaks (singular translative)
heraldikateks (plural translative)
heraldikaiks (plural translative)
heraldikani (singular terminative)
heraldikateni (plural terminative)
heraldikana (essive singular)
heraldikatena (essive plural)
heraldikata (abessive singular)
heraldikateta (abessive plural)
heraldikaga (comitative singular)
heraldikatega (comitative plural)


doktor

doktor (genitive doktori, partitive doktorit)

doktori (genitive)
doktorit (partitive)
doktor (nominative singular)
doktorid (nominative plural)
doktor (accusative nominative singular)
doktorid (accusative nominative plural)
doktori (accusative genitive singular)
doktorid (accusative genitive plural)
doktori (genitive singular)
doktorite (genitive plural)
doktorit (partitive singular)
doktoreid (partitive plural)
doktorisse (illative singular)
doktoritesse (illative plural)
doktoreisse (illative plural)
doktoris (inessive singular)
doktorites (inessive plural)
doktoreis (inessive plural)
doktorist (elative singular)
doktoritest (elative plural)
doktoreist (elative plural)
doktorile (allative singular)
doktoritele (allative plural)
doktoreile (allative plural)
doktoril (adessive singular)
doktoritel (adessive plural)
doktoreil (adessive plural)
doktorilt (ablative singular)
doktoritelt (ablative plural)
doktoreilt (ablative plural)
doktoriks (singular translative)
doktoriteks (plural translative)
doktoreiks (plural translative)
doktorini (singular terminative)
doktoriteni (plural terminative)
doktorina (essive singular)
doktoritena (essive plural)
doktorita (abessive singular)
doktoriteta (abessive plural)
doktoriga (comitative singular)
doktoritega (comitative plural)

doctor (person who has obtained a doctorate)


laug

lau (genitive)
laugu (partitive)
laug (nominative singular)
laud (nominative plural)
laug (accusative nominative singular)
laud (accusative nominative plural)
lau (accusative genitive singular)
laud (accusative genitive plural)
lau (genitive singular)
laugude (genitive plural)
laugu (partitive singular)
lauge (partitive plural)
laugusid (partitive plural)
laugu (illative singular)
lausse (illative singular)
laugudesse (illative plural)
laesse (illative plural)
laus (inessive singular)
laugudes (inessive plural)
laes (inessive plural)
laust (elative singular)
laugudest (elative plural)
laest (elative plural)
laule (allative singular)
laugudele (allative plural)
laele (allative plural)
laul (adessive singular)
laugudel (adessive plural)
lael (adessive plural)
lault (ablative singular)
laugudelt (ablative plural)
laelt (ablative plural)
lauks (singular translative)
laugudeks (plural translative)
laeks (plural translative)
launi (singular terminative)
laugudeni (plural terminative)
launa (essive singular)
laugudena (essive plural)
lauta (abessive singular)
laugudeta (abessive plural)
lauga (comitative singular)
laugudega (comitative plural)


vill

villa (genitive)
villa (partitive)
vill (nominative singular)
villad (nominative plural)
vill (accusative nominative singular)
villad (accusative nominative plural)
villa (accusative genitive singular)
villad (accusative genitive plural)
villa (genitive singular)
villade (genitive plural)
villa (partitive singular)
villu (partitive plural)
villasid (partitive plural)
villa (illative singular)
villasse (illative singular)
villadesse (illative plural)
villusse (illative plural)
villas (inessive singular)
villades (inessive plural)
villus (inessive plural)
villast (elative singular)
villadest (elative plural)
villust (elative plural)
villale (allative singular)
villadele (allative plural)
villule (allative plural)
villal (adessive singular)
villadel (adessive plural)
villul (adessive plural)
villalt (ablative singular)
villadelt (ablative plural)
villult (ablative plural)
villaks (singular translative)
villadeks (plural translative)
villuks (plural translative)
villani (singular terminative)
villadeni (plural terminative)
villana (essive singular)
villadena (essive plural)
villata (abessive singular)
villadeta (abessive plural)
villaga (comitative singular)
villadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *villa, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂wĺ̥h₁neh₂ via Baltic.


vill

villi (genitive)
villi (partitive)
vill (nominative singular)
villid (nominative plural)
vill (accusative nominative singular)
villid (accusative nominative plural)
villi (accusative genitive singular)
villid (accusative genitive plural)
villi (genitive singular)
villide (genitive plural)
villi (partitive singular)
ville (partitive plural)
villisid (partitive plural)
villi (illative singular)
villisse (illative singular)
villidesse (illative plural)
villesse (illative plural)
villis (inessive singular)
villides (inessive plural)
villes (inessive plural)
villist (elative singular)
villidest (elative plural)
villest (elative plural)
villile (allative singular)
villidele (allative plural)
villele (allative plural)
villil (adessive singular)
villidel (adessive plural)
villel (adessive plural)
villilt (ablative singular)
villidelt (ablative plural)
villelt (ablative plural)
villiks (singular translative)
villideks (plural translative)
villeks (plural translative)
villini (singular terminative)
villideni (plural terminative)
villina (essive singular)
villidena (essive plural)
villita (abessive singular)
villideta (abessive plural)
villiga (comitative singular)
villidega (comitative plural)

→ Ingrian: villi

From Middle Low German swil (“blister”), ultimately from Proto-Germanic *swellaną (“to swell”).


lind

linnu (genitive)
lindu (partitive)
lind (nominative singular)
linnud (nominative plural)
lind (accusative nominative singular)
linnud (accusative nominative plural)
linnu (accusative genitive singular)
linnud (accusative genitive plural)
linnu (genitive singular)
lindude (genitive plural)
lindu (partitive singular)
linde (partitive plural)
lindusid (partitive plural)
lindu (illative singular)
linnusse (illative singular)
lindudesse (illative plural)
linnesse (illative plural)
linnus (inessive singular)
lindudes (inessive plural)
linnes (inessive plural)
linnust (elative singular)
lindudest (elative plural)
linnest (elative plural)
linnule (allative singular)
lindudele (allative plural)
linnele (allative plural)
linnul (adessive singular)
lindudel (adessive plural)
linnel (adessive plural)
linnult (ablative singular)
lindudelt (ablative plural)
linnelt (ablative plural)
linnuks (singular translative)
lindudeks (plural translative)
linneks (plural translative)
linnuni (singular terminative)
lindudeni (plural terminative)
linnuna (essive singular)
lindudena (essive plural)
linnuta (abessive singular)
lindudeta (abessive plural)
linnuga (comitative singular)
lindudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *lintu, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *lunta or *linta, compare with Finnish lintu, Ter Sami lonnˈt, Northern Mansi лунт (lunt) and Hungarian lúd.


džinn

džinn (genitive džinni, partitive džinni)

džinni (genitive)
džinni (partitive)
džinn (nominative singular)
džinnid (nominative plural)
džinn (accusative nominative singular)
džinnid (accusative nominative plural)
džinni (accusative genitive singular)
džinnid (accusative genitive plural)
džinni (genitive singular)
džinnide (genitive plural)
džinni (partitive singular)
džinne (partitive plural)
džinnisid (partitive plural)
džinni (illative singular)
džinnisse (illative singular)
džinnidesse (illative plural)
džinnesse (illative plural)
džinnis (inessive singular)
džinnides (inessive plural)
džinnes (inessive plural)
džinnist (elative singular)
džinnidest (elative plural)
džinnest (elative plural)
džinnile (allative singular)
džinnidele (allative plural)
džinnele (allative plural)
džinnil (adessive singular)
džinnidel (adessive plural)
džinnel (adessive plural)
džinnilt (ablative singular)
džinnidelt (ablative plural)
džinnelt (ablative plural)
džinniks (singular translative)
džinnideks (plural translative)
džinneks (plural translative)
džinnini (singular terminative)
džinnideni (plural terminative)
džinnina (essive singular)
džinnidena (essive plural)
džinnita (abessive singular)
džinnideta (abessive plural)
džinniga (comitative singular)
džinnidega (comitative plural)


Olivia

a female given name, equivalent to English Olivia


hobune

hobune (genitive hobuse, partitive hobust)

hobuse (genitive)
hobust (partitive)
hobune (nominative singular)
hobused (nominative plural)
hobune (accusative nominative singular)
hobused (accusative nominative plural)
hobuse (accusative genitive singular)
hobused (accusative genitive plural)
hobuse (genitive singular)
hobuste (genitive plural)
hobust (partitive singular)
hobuseid (partitive plural)
hobusesse (illative singular)
hobustesse (illative plural)
hobuseisse (illative plural)
hobuses (inessive singular)
hobustes (inessive plural)
hobuseis (inessive plural)
hobusest (elative singular)
hobustest (elative plural)
hobuseist (elative plural)
hobusele (allative singular)
hobustele (allative plural)
hobuseile (allative plural)
hobusel (adessive singular)
hobustel (adessive plural)
hobuseil (adessive plural)
hobuselt (ablative singular)
hobustelt (ablative plural)
hobuseilt (ablative plural)
hobuseks (singular translative)
hobusteks (plural translative)
hobuseiks (plural translative)
hobuseni (singular terminative)
hobusteni (plural terminative)
hobusena (essive singular)
hobustena (essive plural)
hobuseta (abessive singular)
hobusteta (abessive plural)
hobusega (comitative singular)
hobustega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *hëpoinën, a diminutive of now-obsolete hobu. Further origin unknown, but possibly a Germanic loan, or from some descendant of Proto-Indo-European *h₁éḱwos. Compare e.g. Ancient Greek ἵππος (híppos, “horse”). Cognate with Finnish hevonen.


puts

putsi (genitive)
putsi (partitive)
puts (nominative singular)
putsid (nominative plural)
puts (accusative nominative singular)
putsid (accusative nominative plural)
putsi (accusative genitive singular)
putsid (accusative genitive plural)
putsi (genitive singular)
putside (genitive plural)
putsi (partitive singular)
putse (partitive plural)
putsisid (partitive plural)
putsi (illative singular)
putsisse (illative singular)
putsidesse (illative plural)
putsesse (illative plural)
putsis (inessive singular)
putsides (inessive plural)
putses (inessive plural)
putsist (elative singular)
putsidest (elative plural)
putsest (elative plural)
putsile (allative singular)
putsidele (allative plural)
putsele (allative plural)
putsil (adessive singular)
putsidel (adessive plural)
putsel (adessive plural)
putsilt (ablative singular)
putsidelt (ablative plural)
putselt (ablative plural)
putsiks (singular translative)
putsideks (plural translative)
putseks (plural translative)
putsini (singular terminative)
putsideni (plural terminative)
putsina (essive singular)
putsidena (essive plural)
putsita (abessive singular)
putsideta (abessive plural)
putsiga (comitative singular)
putsidega (comitative plural)

Possibly from either Middle Low German putse, pütte (“wet hole, spring, cave”), pute (“sexual organ”), or German Pfütze (“puddle”). Cognate to Votic puttsi.

(vulgar) female genitalia, especially the vulva


fluor

fluor (genitive fluori, partitive fluori)

fluori (genitive)
fluori (partitive)
fluor (nominative singular)
fluorid (nominative plural)
fluor (accusative nominative singular)
fluorid (accusative nominative plural)
fluori (accusative genitive singular)
fluorid (accusative genitive plural)
fluori (genitive singular)
fluoride (genitive plural)
fluori (partitive singular)
fluore (partitive plural)
fluorisid (partitive plural)
fluori (illative singular)
fluorisse (illative singular)
fluoridesse (illative plural)
fluoresse (illative plural)
fluoris (inessive singular)
fluorides (inessive plural)
fluores (inessive plural)
fluorist (elative singular)
fluoridest (elative plural)
fluorest (elative plural)
fluorile (allative singular)
fluoridele (allative plural)
fluorele (allative plural)
fluoril (adessive singular)
fluoridel (adessive plural)
fluorel (adessive plural)
fluorilt (ablative singular)
fluoridelt (ablative plural)
fluorelt (ablative plural)
fluoriks (singular translative)
fluorideks (plural translative)
fluoreks (plural translative)
fluorini (singular terminative)
fluorideni (plural terminative)
fluorina (essive singular)
fluoridena (essive plural)
fluorita (abessive singular)
fluorideta (abessive plural)
fluoriga (comitative singular)
fluoridega (comitative plural)


sanskrit

sanskrit (genitive sanskriti, partitive sanskritti)

sanskriti (genitive)
sanskritti (partitive)
sanskrit (nominative singular)
sanskriti (genitive singular)
sanskritti (partitive singular)
sanskritisse (illative singular)
sanskritis (inessive singular)
sanskritist (elative singular)
sanskritile (allative singular)
sanskritil (adessive singular)
sanskritilt (ablative singular)
sanskritiks (singular translative)
sanskritini (singular terminative)
sanskritina (essive singular)
sanskritita (abessive singular)
sanskritiga (comitative singular)

et-decl-table

sanskrit (type riik)


kool

kooli (genitive)
kooli (partitive)
kool (nominative singular)
koolid (nominative plural)
kool (accusative nominative singular)
koolid (accusative nominative plural)
kooli (accusative genitive singular)
koolid (accusative genitive plural)
kooli (genitive singular)
koolide (genitive plural)
kooli (partitive singular)
koole (partitive plural)
koolisid (partitive plural)
kooli (illative singular)
koolisse (illative singular)
koolidesse (illative plural)
koolesse (illative plural)
koolis (inessive singular)
koolides (inessive plural)
kooles (inessive plural)
koolist (elative singular)
koolidest (elative plural)
koolest (elative plural)
koolile (allative singular)
koolidele (allative plural)
koolele (allative plural)
koolil (adessive singular)
koolidel (adessive plural)
koolel (adessive plural)
koolilt (ablative singular)
koolidelt (ablative plural)
koolelt (ablative plural)
kooliks (singular translative)
koolideks (plural translative)
kooleks (plural translative)
koolini (singular terminative)
koolideni (plural terminative)
koolina (essive singular)
koolidena (essive plural)
koolita (abessive singular)
koolideta (abessive plural)
kooliga (comitative singular)
koolidega (comitative plural)


idee

idee (genitive)
ideed (partitive)
idee (nominative singular)
ideed (nominative plural)
idee (accusative nominative singular)
ideed (accusative nominative plural)
idee (accusative genitive singular)
ideed (accusative genitive plural)
idee (genitive singular)
ideede (genitive plural)
ideed (partitive singular)
ideid (partitive plural)
ideesid (partitive plural)
ideesse (illative singular)
ideedesse (illative plural)
ideisse (illative plural)
idees (inessive singular)
ideedes (inessive plural)
ideis (inessive plural)
ideest (elative singular)
ideedest (elative plural)
ideist (elative plural)
ideele (allative singular)
ideedele (allative plural)
ideile (allative plural)
ideel (adessive singular)
ideedel (adessive plural)
ideil (adessive plural)
ideelt (ablative singular)
ideedelt (ablative plural)
ideilt (ablative plural)
ideeks (singular translative)
ideedeks (plural translative)
ideiks (plural translative)
ideeni (singular terminative)
ideedeni (plural terminative)
ideena (essive singular)
ideedena (essive plural)
ideeta (abessive singular)
ideedeta (abessive plural)
ideega (comitative singular)
ideedega (comitative plural)

From French idée, from Latin idea, from Ancient Greek ἰδέα (idéa).

idea (a sudden inventive thought or intention to do something)

concept (essential principle, main idea)


pori

pori (genitive)
pori (partitive)
pori (nominative singular)
porid (nominative plural)
pori (accusative nominative singular)
porid (accusative nominative plural)
pori (accusative genitive singular)
porid (accusative genitive plural)
pori (genitive singular)
poride (genitive plural)
pori (partitive singular)
porisid (partitive plural)
porri (illative singular)
porisse (illative singular)
poridesse (illative plural)
poris (inessive singular)
porides (inessive plural)
porist (elative singular)
poridest (elative plural)
porile (allative singular)
poridele (allative plural)
poril (adessive singular)
poridel (adessive plural)
porilt (ablative singular)
poridelt (ablative plural)
poriks (singular translative)
porideks (plural translative)
porini (singular terminative)
porideni (plural terminative)
porina (essive singular)
poridena (essive plural)
porita (abessive singular)
porideta (abessive plural)
poriga (comitative singular)
poridega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *poro. Compare Finnish poro (“grounds, ashes”), Ingrian poro (“litter, ash; lye”), Karelian poro (“ash, lye”), Ludian poro (“lye”), Veps poro (“ash”), Votic poro (“ash”).


Silvia

a female given name, equivalent to English Silvia


sugu

soo (genitive)
sugu (partitive)
sugu (nominative singular)
sood (nominative plural)
soo (genitive singular)
sugude (genitive plural)
sugu (partitive singular)
sugusid (partitive plural)
sukku (illative singular)
soosse (illative singular)
sugudesse (illative plural)
soos (inessive singular)
sugudes (inessive plural)
soost (elative singular)
sugudest (elative plural)
soole (allative singular)
sugudele (allative plural)
sool (adessive singular)
sugudel (adessive plural)
soolt (ablative singular)
sugudelt (ablative plural)
sooks (singular translative)
sugudeks (plural translative)
sooni (singular terminative)
sugudeni (plural terminative)
soona (essive singular)
sugudena (essive plural)
soota (abessive singular)
sugudeta (abessive plural)
sooga (comitative singular)
sugudega (comitative plural)

sugu (type nägu)

From Proto-Finnic *suku. Related to Finnish suku.


moslem

head

moslem (genitive moslemi, partitive moslemit)

moslemi (genitive)
moslemit (partitive)
moslem (nominative singular)
moslemid (nominative plural)
moslem (accusative nominative singular)
moslemid (accusative nominative plural)
moslemi (accusative genitive singular)
moslemid (accusative genitive plural)
moslemi (genitive singular)
moslemite (genitive plural)
moslemit (partitive singular)
moslemeid (partitive plural)
moslemisse (illative singular)
moslemitesse (illative plural)
moslemeisse (illative plural)
moslemis (inessive singular)
moslemites (inessive plural)
moslemeis (inessive plural)
moslemist (elative singular)
moslemitest (elative plural)
moslemeist (elative plural)
moslemile (allative singular)
moslemitele (allative plural)
moslemeile (allative plural)
moslemil (adessive singular)
moslemitel (adessive plural)
moslemeil (adessive plural)
moslemilt (ablative singular)
moslemitelt (ablative plural)
moslemeilt (ablative plural)
moslemiks (singular translative)
moslemiteks (plural translative)
moslemeiks (plural translative)
moslemini (singular terminative)
moslemiteni (plural terminative)
moslemina (essive singular)
moslemitena (essive plural)
moslemita (abessive singular)
moslemiteta (abessive plural)
moslemiga (comitative singular)
moslemitega (comitative plural)


ema

ema (genitive)
ema (partitive)
ema (nominative singular)
emad (nominative plural)
ema (accusative nominative singular)
emad (accusative nominative plural)
ema (accusative genitive singular)
emad (accusative genitive plural)
ema (genitive singular)
emade (genitive plural)
ema (partitive singular)
emasid (partitive plural)
emma (illative singular)
emasse (illative singular)
emadesse (illative plural)
emas (inessive singular)
emades (inessive plural)
emast (elative singular)
emadest (elative plural)
emale (allative singular)
emadele (allative plural)
emal (adessive singular)
emadel (adessive plural)
emalt (ablative singular)
emadelt (ablative plural)
emaks (singular translative)
emadeks (plural translative)
emani (singular terminative)
emadeni (plural terminative)
emana (essive singular)
emadena (essive plural)
emata (abessive singular)
emadeta (abessive plural)
emaga (comitative singular)
emadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *emä, from Proto-Uralic *emä. Cognate to Hungarian eme, Livonian jemā, Finnish emä.

a reproductive female animal in a hive; a queen


Soome

Soome (genitive Soome, partitive Soomet)

Soome (genitive)
Soomet (partitive)
Soome (nominative singular)
Soome (accusative nominative singular)
Soome (accusative genitive singular)
Soome (genitive singular)
Soomet (partitive singular)
Soomesse (illative singular)
Soomes (inessive singular)
Soomest (elative singular)
Soomele (allative singular)
Soomel (adessive singular)
Soomelt (ablative singular)
Soomeks (singular translative)
Soomeni (singular terminative)
Soomena (essive singular)
Soometa (abessive singular)
Soomega (comitative singular)

From Proto-Finnic *soomi, cognate with Finnish Suomi.


ike

ikke (genitive)
iket (partitive)
ike (nominative singular)
ikked (nominative plural)
ike (accusative nominative singular)
ikked (accusative nominative plural)
ikke (accusative genitive singular)
ikked (accusative genitive plural)
ikke (genitive singular)
ikete (genitive plural)
iket (partitive singular)
ikkeid (partitive plural)
ikkesse (illative singular)
iketesse (illative plural)
ikkeisse (illative plural)
ikkes (inessive singular)
iketes (inessive plural)
ikkeis (inessive plural)
ikkest (elative singular)
iketest (elative plural)
ikkeist (elative plural)
ikkele (allative singular)
iketele (allative plural)
ikkeile (allative plural)
ikkel (adessive singular)
iketel (adessive plural)
ikkeil (adessive plural)
ikkelt (ablative singular)
iketelt (ablative plural)
ikkeilt (ablative plural)
ikkeks (singular translative)
iketeks (plural translative)
ikkeiks (plural translative)
ikkeni (singular terminative)
iketeni (plural terminative)
ikkena (essive singular)
iketena (essive plural)
ikketa (abessive singular)
iketeta (abessive plural)
ikkega (comitative singular)
iketega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *iges, from Proto-Slavic *jьgo, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *juga-, from Proto-Indo-European *yugóm.


masin

masin (genitive masina, partitive masinat)

masina (genitive)
masinat (partitive)
masin (nominative singular)
masinad (nominative plural)
masin (accusative nominative singular)
masinad (accusative nominative plural)
masina (accusative genitive singular)
masinad (accusative genitive plural)
masina (genitive singular)
masinate (genitive plural)
masinat (partitive singular)
masinaid (partitive plural)
masinasse (illative singular)
masinatesse (illative plural)
masinaisse (illative plural)
masinas (inessive singular)
masinates (inessive plural)
masinais (inessive plural)
masinast (elative singular)
masinatest (elative plural)
masinaist (elative plural)
masinale (allative singular)
masinatele (allative plural)
masinaile (allative plural)
masinal (adessive singular)
masinatel (adessive plural)
masinail (adessive plural)
masinalt (ablative singular)
masinatelt (ablative plural)
masinailt (ablative plural)
masinaks (singular translative)
masinateks (plural translative)
masinaiks (plural translative)
masinani (singular terminative)
masinateni (plural terminative)
masinana (essive singular)
masinatena (essive plural)
masinata (abessive singular)
masinateta (abessive plural)
masinaga (comitative singular)
masinatega (comitative plural)

From German Maschine, from French machine, from Latin māchina, ultimately from Ancient Greek μαχανά (makhaná, “machine, tool”). Sense 2 is a semantic loan from Russian маши́на (mašína, “car”).


aken

akna (genitive)
akent (partitive)
aken (nominative singular)
aknad (nominative plural)
aken (accusative nominative singular)
aknad (accusative nominative plural)
akna (accusative genitive singular)
aknad (accusative genitive plural)
akna (genitive singular)
akende (genitive plural)
akent (partitive singular)
aknaid (partitive plural)
aknasse (illative singular)
akendesse (illative plural)
aknaisse (illative plural)
aknas (inessive singular)
akendes (inessive plural)
aknais (inessive plural)
aknast (elative singular)
akendest (elative plural)
aknaist (elative plural)
aknale (allative singular)
akendele (allative plural)
aknaile (allative plural)
aknal (adessive singular)
akendel (adessive plural)
aknail (adessive plural)
aknalt (ablative singular)
akendelt (ablative plural)
aknailt (ablative plural)
aknaks (singular translative)
akendeks (plural translative)
aknaiks (plural translative)
aknani (singular terminative)
akendeni (plural terminative)
aknana (essive singular)
akendena (essive plural)
aknata (abessive singular)
akendeta (abessive plural)
aknaga (comitative singular)
akendega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *akkuna, from Old East Slavic окъно (okŭno). Cognate to Finnish ikkuna and akkuna.


kann

kannu (genitive)
kannu (partitive)
kann (nominative singular)
kannud (nominative plural)
kann (accusative nominative singular)
kannud (accusative nominative plural)
kannu (accusative genitive singular)
kannud (accusative genitive plural)
kannu (genitive singular)
kannude (genitive plural)
kannu (partitive singular)
kanne (partitive plural)
kannusid (partitive plural)
kannu (illative singular)
kannusse (illative singular)
kannudesse (illative plural)
kannesse (illative plural)
kannus (inessive singular)
kannudes (inessive plural)
kannes (inessive plural)
kannust (elative singular)
kannudest (elative plural)
kannest (elative plural)
kannule (allative singular)
kannudele (allative plural)
kannele (allative plural)
kannul (adessive singular)
kannudel (adessive plural)
kannel (adessive plural)
kannult (ablative singular)
kannudelt (ablative plural)
kannelt (ablative plural)
kannuks (singular translative)
kannudeks (plural translative)
kanneks (plural translative)
kannuni (singular terminative)
kannudeni (plural terminative)
kannuna (essive singular)
kannudena (essive plural)
kannuta (abessive singular)
kannudeta (abessive plural)
kannuga (comitative singular)
kannudega (comitative plural)


kann

kanni (genitive)
kanni (partitive)
kann (nominative singular)
kannid (nominative plural)
kann (accusative nominative singular)
kannid (accusative nominative plural)
kanni (accusative genitive singular)
kannid (accusative genitive plural)
kanni (genitive singular)
kannide (genitive plural)
kanni (partitive singular)
kanne (partitive plural)
kannisid (partitive plural)
kanni (illative singular)
kannisse (illative singular)
kannidesse (illative plural)
kannesse (illative plural)
kannis (inessive singular)
kannides (inessive plural)
kannes (inessive plural)
kannist (elative singular)
kannidest (elative plural)
kannest (elative plural)
kannile (allative singular)
kannidele (allative plural)
kannele (allative plural)
kannil (adessive singular)
kannidel (adessive plural)
kannel (adessive plural)
kannilt (ablative singular)
kannidelt (ablative plural)
kannelt (ablative plural)
kanniks (singular translative)
kannideks (plural translative)
kanneks (plural translative)
kannini (singular terminative)
kannideni (plural terminative)
kannina (essive singular)
kannidena (essive plural)
kannita (abessive singular)
kannideta (abessive plural)
kanniga (comitative singular)
kannidega (comitative plural)

Possibly baby speech from kaunis (“beautiful”).


kann

Sul on kõige kaunim kann.


soo

soo (genitive)
sood (partitive)
soo (nominative singular)
sood (nominative plural)
soo (genitive singular)
soode (genitive plural)
sood (partitive singular)
soid (partitive plural)
sohu (illative singular)
soosse (illative singular)
soodesse (illative plural)
soos (inessive singular)
soodes (inessive plural)
soost (elative singular)
soodest (elative plural)
soole (allative singular)
soodele (allative plural)
sool (adessive singular)
soodel (adessive plural)
soolt (ablative singular)
soodelt (ablative plural)
sooks (singular translative)
soodeks (plural translative)
sooni (singular terminative)
soodeni (plural terminative)
soona (essive singular)
soodena (essive plural)
soota (abessive singular)
soodeta (abessive plural)
sooga (comitative singular)
soodega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

soo (irregular)

From Proto-Finnic *soo (compare Finnish suo) but unknown beyond that. Possibly from Proto-Uralic *toxi (“lake”), the irregular development *t → *s may have been motivated by avoidance of homonymy with the pronoun too.


säng

sängi (genitive)
sängi (partitive)
säng (nominative singular)
sängid (nominative plural)
säng (accusative nominative singular)
sängid (accusative nominative plural)
sängi (accusative genitive singular)
sängid (accusative genitive plural)
sängi (genitive singular)
sängide (genitive plural)
sängi (partitive singular)
sänge (partitive plural)
sängisid (partitive plural)
sängi (illative singular)
sängisse (illative singular)
sängidesse (illative plural)
sängesse (illative plural)
sängis (inessive singular)
sängides (inessive plural)
sänges (inessive plural)
sängist (elative singular)
sängidest (elative plural)
sängest (elative plural)
sängile (allative singular)
sängidele (allative plural)
sängele (allative plural)
sängil (adessive singular)
sängidel (adessive plural)
sängel (adessive plural)
sängilt (ablative singular)
sängidelt (ablative plural)
sängelt (ablative plural)
sängiks (singular translative)
sängideks (plural translative)
sängeks (plural translative)
sängini (singular terminative)
sängideni (plural terminative)
sängina (essive singular)
sängidena (essive plural)
sängita (abessive singular)
sängideta (abessive plural)
sängiga (comitative singular)
sängidega (comitative plural)

Borrowed from Swedish säng. Compare Finnish sänky.


raam

raami (genitive)
raami (partitive)
raam (nominative singular)
raamid (nominative plural)
raam (accusative nominative singular)
raamid (accusative nominative plural)
raami (accusative genitive singular)
raamid (accusative genitive plural)
raami (genitive singular)
raamide (genitive plural)
raami (partitive singular)
raame (partitive plural)
raamisid (partitive plural)
raami (illative singular)
raamisse (illative singular)
raamidesse (illative plural)
raamesse (illative plural)
raamis (inessive singular)
raamides (inessive plural)
raames (inessive plural)
raamist (elative singular)
raamidest (elative plural)
raamest (elative plural)
raamile (allative singular)
raamidele (allative plural)
raamele (allative plural)
raamil (adessive singular)
raamidel (adessive plural)
raamel (adessive plural)
raamilt (ablative singular)
raamidelt (ablative plural)
raamelt (ablative plural)
raamiks (singular translative)
raamideks (plural translative)
raameks (plural translative)
raamini (singular terminative)
raamideni (plural terminative)
raamina (essive singular)
raamidena (essive plural)
raamita (abessive singular)
raamideta (abessive plural)
raamiga (comitative singular)
raamidega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German rame, ramen, or possibly Swedish ram.


alles

Kas alles ei parandatud seda?

yet, not before, still, quite recently, already


probleem

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probleem (genitive probleemi, partitive probleemi)

probleemi (genitive)
probleemi (partitive)
probleem (nominative singular)
probleemid (nominative plural)
probleem (accusative nominative singular)
probleemid (accusative nominative plural)
probleemi (accusative genitive singular)
probleemid (accusative genitive plural)
probleemi (genitive singular)
probleemide (genitive plural)
probleemi (partitive singular)
probleeme (partitive plural)
probleemisid (partitive plural)
probleemi (illative singular)
probleemisse (illative singular)
probleemidesse (illative plural)
probleemesse (illative plural)
probleemis (inessive singular)
probleemides (inessive plural)
probleemes (inessive plural)
probleemist (elative singular)
probleemidest (elative plural)
probleemest (elative plural)
probleemile (allative singular)
probleemidele (allative plural)
probleemele (allative plural)
probleemil (adessive singular)
probleemidel (adessive plural)
probleemel (adessive plural)
probleemilt (ablative singular)
probleemidelt (ablative plural)
probleemelt (ablative plural)
probleemiks (singular translative)
probleemideks (plural translative)
probleemeks (plural translative)
probleemini (singular terminative)
probleemideni (plural terminative)
probleemina (essive singular)
probleemidena (essive plural)
probleemita (abessive singular)
probleemideta (abessive plural)
probleemiga (comitative singular)
probleemidega (comitative plural)


plaat

plaat (genitive plaadi, partitive plaati)

plaadi (genitive)
plaati (partitive)
plaat (nominative singular)
plaadid (nominative plural)
plaat (accusative nominative singular)
plaadid (accusative nominative plural)
plaadi (accusative genitive singular)
plaadid (accusative genitive plural)
plaadi (genitive singular)
plaatide (genitive plural)
plaati (partitive singular)
plaate (partitive plural)
plaatisid (partitive plural)
plaati (illative singular)
plaadisse (illative singular)
plaatidesse (illative plural)
plaadesse (illative plural)
plaadis (inessive singular)
plaatides (inessive plural)
plaades (inessive plural)
plaadist (elative singular)
plaatidest (elative plural)
plaadest (elative plural)
plaadile (allative singular)
plaatidele (allative plural)
plaadele (allative plural)
plaadil (adessive singular)
plaatidel (adessive plural)
plaadel (adessive plural)
plaadilt (ablative singular)
plaatidelt (ablative plural)
plaadelt (ablative plural)
plaadiks (singular translative)
plaatideks (plural translative)
plaadeks (plural translative)
plaadini (singular terminative)
plaatideni (plural terminative)
plaadina (essive singular)
plaatidena (essive plural)
plaadita (abessive singular)
plaatideta (abessive plural)
plaadiga (comitative singular)
plaatidega (comitative plural)


hoog

hoo (genitive)
hoogu (partitive)
hoog (nominative singular)
hood (nominative plural)
hoog (accusative nominative singular)
hood (accusative nominative plural)
hoo (accusative genitive singular)
hood (accusative genitive plural)
hoo (genitive singular)
hoogude (genitive plural)
hoogu (partitive singular)
hooge (partitive plural)
hoogusid (partitive plural)
hoogu (illative singular)
hoosse (illative singular)
hoogudesse (illative plural)
hoos (inessive singular)
hoogudes (inessive plural)
hoost (elative singular)
hoogudest (elative plural)
hoole (allative singular)
hoogudele (allative plural)
hool (adessive singular)
hoogudel (adessive plural)
hoolt (ablative singular)
hoogudelt (ablative plural)
hooks (singular translative)
hoogudeks (plural translative)
hooni (singular terminative)
hoogudeni (plural terminative)
hoona (essive singular)
hoogudena (essive plural)
hoota (abessive singular)
hoogudeta (abessive plural)
hooga (comitative singular)
hoogudega (comitative plural)


lange

lange (genitive lange, partitive langet)

lange (genitive)
langet (partitive)
lange (nominative singular)
langed (nominative plural)
lange (accusative nominative singular)
langed (accusative nominative plural)
lange (accusative genitive singular)
langed (accusative genitive plural)
lange (genitive singular)
langete (genitive plural)
langet (partitive singular)
langeid (partitive plural)
langesse (illative singular)
langetesse (illative plural)
langeisse (illative plural)
langes (inessive singular)
langetes (inessive plural)
langeis (inessive plural)
langest (elative singular)
langetest (elative plural)
langeist (elative plural)
langele (allative singular)
langetele (allative plural)
langeile (allative plural)
langel (adessive singular)
langetel (adessive plural)
langeil (adessive plural)
langelt (ablative singular)
langetelt (ablative plural)
langeilt (ablative plural)
langeks (singular translative)
langeteks (plural translative)
langeiks (plural translative)
langeni (singular terminative)
langeteni (plural terminative)
langena (essive singular)
langetena (essive plural)
langeta (abessive singular)
langeteta (abessive plural)
langega (comitative singular)
langetega (comitative plural)

From langema (“to fall”) + -e (noun-forming suffix)


vorm

vormi (genitive)
vormi (partitive)
vorm (nominative singular)
vormid (nominative plural)
vorm (accusative nominative singular)
vormid (accusative nominative plural)
vormi (accusative genitive singular)
vormid (accusative genitive plural)
vormi (genitive singular)
vormide (genitive plural)
vormi (partitive singular)
vorme (partitive plural)
vormisid (partitive plural)
vormi (illative singular)
vormisse (illative singular)
vormidesse (illative plural)
vormesse (illative plural)
vormis (inessive singular)
vormides (inessive plural)
vormes (inessive plural)
vormist (elative singular)
vormidest (elative plural)
vormest (elative plural)
vormile (allative singular)
vormidele (allative plural)
vormele (allative plural)
vormil (adessive singular)
vormidel (adessive plural)
vormel (adessive plural)
vormilt (ablative singular)
vormidelt (ablative plural)
vormelt (ablative plural)
vormiks (singular translative)
vormideks (plural translative)
vormeks (plural translative)
vormini (singular terminative)
vormideni (plural terminative)
vormina (essive singular)
vormidena (essive plural)
vormita (abessive singular)
vormideta (abessive plural)
vormiga (comitative singular)
vormidega (comitative plural)


kaart

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kaart (genitive kaardi, partitive kaarti)

kaardi (genitive)
kaarti (partitive)
kaart (nominative singular)
kaardid (nominative plural)
kaart (accusative nominative singular)
kaardid (accusative nominative plural)
kaardi (accusative genitive singular)
kaardid (accusative genitive plural)
kaardi (genitive singular)
kaartide (genitive plural)
kaarti (partitive singular)
kaarte (partitive plural)
kaartisid (partitive plural)
kaarti (illative singular)
kaardisse (illative singular)
kaartidesse (illative plural)
kaardesse (illative plural)
kaardis (inessive singular)
kaartides (inessive plural)
kaardes (inessive plural)
kaardist (elative singular)
kaartidest (elative plural)
kaardest (elative plural)
kaardile (allative singular)
kaartidele (allative plural)
kaardele (allative plural)
kaardil (adessive singular)
kaartidel (adessive plural)
kaardel (adessive plural)
kaardilt (ablative singular)
kaartidelt (ablative plural)
kaardelt (ablative plural)
kaardiks (singular translative)
kaartideks (plural translative)
kaardeks (plural translative)
kaardini (singular terminative)
kaartideni (plural terminative)
kaardina (essive singular)
kaartidena (essive plural)
kaardita (abessive singular)
kaartideta (abessive plural)
kaardiga (comitative singular)
kaartidega (comitative plural)


kast

kasti (genitive)
kasti (partitive)
kast (nominative singular)
kastid (nominative plural)
kast (accusative nominative singular)
kastid (accusative nominative plural)
kasti (accusative genitive singular)
kastid (accusative genitive plural)
kasti (genitive singular)
kastide (genitive plural)
kasti (partitive singular)
kaste (partitive plural)
kastisid (partitive plural)
kasti (illative singular)
kastisse (illative singular)
kastidesse (illative plural)
kastesse (illative plural)
kastis (inessive singular)
kastides (inessive plural)
kastes (inessive plural)
kastist (elative singular)
kastidest (elative plural)
kastest (elative plural)
kastile (allative singular)
kastidele (allative plural)
kastele (allative plural)
kastil (adessive singular)
kastidel (adessive plural)
kastel (adessive plural)
kastilt (ablative singular)
kastidelt (ablative plural)
kastelt (ablative plural)
kastiks (singular translative)
kastideks (plural translative)
kasteks (plural translative)
kastini (singular terminative)
kastideni (plural terminative)
kastina (essive singular)
kastidena (essive plural)
kastita (abessive singular)
kastideta (abessive plural)
kastiga (comitative singular)
kastidega (comitative plural)


sigaret

sigaret (genitive sigareti, partitive sigaretti)

sigareti (genitive)
sigaretti (partitive)

Borrowed from German Zigarette (“cigarette”), from French cigarette (“cigarette”).

bor+

ta suitsetab paki sigarette päevas

ta kustutas sigareti tuhatoosi

he stubbed out his cigarette in the ashtray

a cigarette (tobacco or other substances, in a thin roll wrapped with paper, intended to be smoked)


veel

From Proto-Finnic *veelä, from a Baltic language. Cognate to Lithuanian vėl, Latvian vēl and Finnish vielä.


kraan

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kraan (genitive kraani, partitive kraani)

kraani (genitive)
kraani (partitive)
kraan (nominative singular)
kraanid (nominative plural)
kraan (accusative nominative singular)
kraanid (accusative nominative plural)
kraani (accusative genitive singular)
kraanid (accusative genitive plural)
kraani (genitive singular)
kraanide (genitive plural)
kraani (partitive singular)
kraane (partitive plural)
kraanisid (partitive plural)
kraani (illative singular)
kraanisse (illative singular)
kraanidesse (illative plural)
kraanesse (illative plural)
kraanis (inessive singular)
kraanides (inessive plural)
kraanes (inessive plural)
kraanist (elative singular)
kraanidest (elative plural)
kraanest (elative plural)
kraanile (allative singular)
kraanidele (allative plural)
kraanele (allative plural)
kraanil (adessive singular)
kraanidel (adessive plural)
kraanel (adessive plural)
kraanilt (ablative singular)
kraanidelt (ablative plural)
kraanelt (ablative plural)
kraaniks (singular translative)
kraanideks (plural translative)
kraaneks (plural translative)
kraanini (singular terminative)
kraanideni (plural terminative)
kraanina (essive singular)
kraanidena (essive plural)
kraanita (abessive singular)
kraanideta (abessive plural)
kraaniga (comitative singular)
kraanidega (comitative plural)

From either Middle Low German krān or German Kran. See also kraana.


meel

meele (genitive)
meelt (partitive)
meel (nominative singular)
meeled (nominative plural)
meel (accusative nominative singular)
meeled (accusative nominative plural)
meele (accusative genitive singular)
meeled (accusative genitive plural)
meele (genitive singular)
meelte (genitive plural)
meelt (partitive singular)
meeli (partitive plural)
meelde (illative singular)
meelesse (illative singular)
meeltesse (illative plural)
meelisse (illative plural)
meeles (inessive singular)
meeltes (inessive plural)
meelis (inessive plural)
meelest (elative singular)
meeltest (elative plural)
meelist (elative plural)
meelele (allative singular)
meeltele (allative plural)
meelile (allative plural)
meelel (adessive singular)
meeltel (adessive plural)
meelil (adessive plural)
meelelt (ablative singular)
meeltelt (ablative plural)
meelilt (ablative plural)
meeleks (singular translative)
meelteks (plural translative)
meeliks (plural translative)
meeleni (singular terminative)
meelteni (plural terminative)
meelena (essive singular)
meeltena (essive plural)
meeleta (abessive singular)
meelteta (abessive plural)
meelega (comitative singular)
meeltega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *meeli, From Proto-Finno-Permic *mäle. Cognates include Finnish mieli, Votic meeli, Northern Sami miella, Moksha мяль (mäĺ) and Komi-Zyrian мыл (myl).

Viis meelt.

Mul on hea meel, et ma sinuga kohtusin.

I'm glad that I met you. (lit. "I have a good feeling that I met you")

Me oleme samal meelel.

See asi pole mulle meele järgi.

This thing isn't to my desire. (i.e "I don't like this")

(generally with järgi, järele) wish, desire

Mulle ei jää asjad meelde.

I don't remember things. (lit. "Things don't stay into my memory.")

Mul läks meelest ära.

I forgot. (lit. "It went from my memory")

Viin võtab meele meeste peast.


meel

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


Johannes

From Late Latin Iōhannēs, variant of Latin Iōannēs, from Koine Greek Ἰωάννης (Iōánnēs), from Biblical Hebrew יוֹחָנָן (Yôḥānān). Cognate with English John.

1989 transl. Piibel, Johannese 1:6

There was a man sent from God whose name was John

Oli Jumala läkitatud mees, nimega Johannes.

יוֹחָנָן יוחנן#Hebrew

a male given name from Late Latin Iōhannēs [in turn from Koine Greek Ἰωάννης (Iōánnēs), in turn from Biblical Hebrew יוֹחָנָן (Yôḥānān, “God is gracious”)], equivalent to English John


almus

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almus (genitive almuse, partitive almust)

almuse (genitive)
almust (partitive)
almus (nominative singular)
almused (nominative plural)
almus (accusative nominative singular)
almused (accusative nominative plural)
almuse (accusative genitive singular)
almused (accusative genitive plural)
almuse (genitive singular)
almuste (genitive plural)
almust (partitive singular)
almuseid (partitive plural)
almusesse (illative singular)
almustesse (illative plural)
almuseisse (illative plural)
almuses (inessive singular)
almustes (inessive plural)
almuseis (inessive plural)
almusest (elative singular)
almustest (elative plural)
almuseist (elative plural)
almusele (allative singular)
almustele (allative plural)
almuseile (allative plural)
almusel (adessive singular)
almustel (adessive plural)
almuseil (adessive plural)
almuselt (ablative singular)
almustelt (ablative plural)
almuseilt (ablative plural)
almuseks (singular translative)
almusteks (plural translative)
almuseiks (plural translative)
almuseni (singular terminative)
almusteni (plural terminative)
almusena (essive singular)
almustena (essive plural)
almuseta (abessive singular)
almusteta (abessive plural)
almusega (comitative singular)
almustega (comitative plural)
almus (nominative singular)
almused (nominative plural)
almus (accusative nominative singular)
almused (accusative nominative plural)
almuse (accusative genitive singular)
almused (accusative genitive plural)
almuse (genitive singular)
almuste (genitive plural)
almust (partitive singular)
almusi (partitive plural)
almusse (illative singular)
almusesse (illative singular)
almustesse (illative plural)
almusisse (illative plural)
almuses (inessive singular)
almustes (inessive plural)
almusis (inessive plural)
almusest (elative singular)
almustest (elative plural)
almusist (elative plural)
almusele (allative singular)
almustele (allative plural)
almusile (allative plural)
almusel (adessive singular)
almustel (adessive plural)
almusil (adessive plural)
almuselt (ablative singular)
almustelt (ablative plural)
almusilt (ablative plural)
almuseks (singular translative)
almusteks (plural translative)
almusiks (plural translative)
almuseni (singular terminative)
almusteni (plural terminative)
almusena (essive singular)
almustena (essive plural)
almuseta (abessive singular)
almusteta (abessive plural)
almusega (comitative singular)
almustega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German halmosen or German Almosen.


tulp

tulbi (genitive)
tulpi (partitive)
tulp (nominative singular)
tulbid (nominative plural)
tulp (accusative nominative singular)
tulbid (accusative nominative plural)
tulbi (accusative genitive singular)
tulbid (accusative genitive plural)
tulbi (genitive singular)
tulpide (genitive plural)
tulpi (partitive singular)
tulpe (partitive plural)
tulpisid (partitive plural)
tulpi (illative singular)
tulbisse (illative singular)
tulpidesse (illative plural)
tulbesse (illative plural)
tulbis (inessive singular)
tulpides (inessive plural)
tulbes (inessive plural)
tulbist (elative singular)
tulpidest (elative plural)
tulbest (elative plural)
tulbile (allative singular)
tulpidele (allative plural)
tulbele (allative plural)
tulbil (adessive singular)
tulpidel (adessive plural)
tulbel (adessive plural)
tulbilt (ablative singular)
tulpidelt (ablative plural)
tulbelt (ablative plural)
tulbiks (singular translative)
tulpideks (plural translative)
tulbeks (plural translative)
tulbini (singular terminative)
tulpideni (plural terminative)
tulbina (essive singular)
tulpidena (essive plural)
tulbita (abessive singular)
tulpideta (abessive plural)
tulbiga (comitative singular)
tulpidega (comitative plural)


tulp

tulba (genitive)
tulpa (partitive)
tulp (nominative singular)
tulbad (nominative plural)
tulp (accusative nominative singular)
tulbad (accusative nominative plural)
tulba (accusative genitive singular)
tulbad (accusative genitive plural)
tulba (genitive singular)
tulpade (genitive plural)
tulpa (partitive singular)
tulpi (partitive plural)
tulpasid (partitive plural)
tulpa (illative singular)
tulbasse (illative singular)
tulpadesse (illative plural)
tulbisse (illative plural)
tulbas (inessive singular)
tulpades (inessive plural)
tulbis (inessive plural)
tulbast (elative singular)
tulpadest (elative plural)
tulbist (elative plural)
tulbale (allative singular)
tulpadele (allative plural)
tulbile (allative plural)
tulbal (adessive singular)
tulpadel (adessive plural)
tulbil (adessive plural)
tulbalt (ablative singular)
tulpadelt (ablative plural)
tulbilt (ablative plural)
tulbaks (singular translative)
tulpadeks (plural translative)
tulbiks (plural translative)
tulbani (singular terminative)
tulpadeni (plural terminative)
tulbana (essive singular)
tulpadena (essive plural)
tulbata (abessive singular)
tulpadeta (abessive plural)
tulbaga (comitative singular)
tulpadega (comitative plural)

From Old East Slavic стълбъ (stŭlbŭ), from Proto-Slavic *stъlbъ.

column, pillar (upright supporting structure)


ader

adra (genitive)
atra (partitive)
ader (nominative singular)
adrad (nominative plural)
ader (accusative nominative singular)
adrad (accusative nominative plural)
adra (accusative genitive singular)
adrad (accusative genitive plural)
adra (genitive singular)
atrade (genitive plural)
atra (partitive singular)
atru (partitive plural)
atrasid (partitive plural)
atra (illative singular)
adrasse (illative singular)
atradesse (illative plural)
adrusse (illative plural)
adras (inessive singular)
atrades (inessive plural)
adrus (inessive plural)
adrast (elative singular)
atradest (elative plural)
adrust (elative plural)
adrale (allative singular)
atradele (allative plural)
adrule (allative plural)
adral (adessive singular)
atradel (adessive plural)
adrul (adessive plural)
adralt (ablative singular)
atradelt (ablative plural)
adrult (ablative plural)
adraks (singular translative)
atradeks (plural translative)
adruks (plural translative)
adrani (singular terminative)
atradeni (plural terminative)
adrana (essive singular)
atradena (essive plural)
adrata (abessive singular)
atradeta (abessive plural)
adraga (comitative singular)
atradega (comitative plural)


banaan

banaan (genitive banaani, partitive banaani)

banaani (genitive)
banaani (partitive)
banaan (nominative singular)
banaanid (nominative plural)
banaan (accusative nominative singular)
banaanid (accusative nominative plural)
banaani (accusative genitive singular)
banaanid (accusative genitive plural)
banaani (genitive singular)
banaanide (genitive plural)
banaani (partitive singular)
banaane (partitive plural)
banaanisid (partitive plural)
banaani (illative singular)
banaanisse (illative singular)
banaanidesse (illative plural)
banaanesse (illative plural)
banaanis (inessive singular)
banaanides (inessive plural)
banaanes (inessive plural)
banaanist (elative singular)
banaanidest (elative plural)
banaanest (elative plural)
banaanile (allative singular)
banaanidele (allative plural)
banaanele (allative plural)
banaanil (adessive singular)
banaanidel (adessive plural)
banaanel (adessive plural)
banaanilt (ablative singular)
banaanidelt (ablative plural)
banaanelt (ablative plural)
banaaniks (singular translative)
banaanideks (plural translative)
banaaneks (plural translative)
banaanini (singular terminative)
banaanideni (plural terminative)
banaanina (essive singular)
banaanidena (essive plural)
banaanita (abessive singular)
banaanideta (abessive plural)
banaaniga (comitative singular)
banaanidega (comitative plural)


Susanna

a female given name, equivalent to English Susan


hispaania

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


maal

maali (genitive)
maali (partitive)
maal (nominative singular)
maalid (nominative plural)
maal (accusative nominative singular)
maalid (accusative nominative plural)
maali (accusative genitive singular)
maalid (accusative genitive plural)
maali (genitive singular)
maalide (genitive plural)
maali (partitive singular)
maale (partitive plural)
maalisid (partitive plural)
maali (illative singular)
maalisse (illative singular)
maalidesse (illative plural)
maalesse (illative plural)
maalis (inessive singular)
maalides (inessive plural)
maales (inessive plural)
maalist (elative singular)
maalidest (elative plural)
maalest (elative plural)
maalile (allative singular)
maalidele (allative plural)
maalele (allative plural)
maalil (adessive singular)
maalidel (adessive plural)
maalel (adessive plural)
maalilt (ablative singular)
maalidelt (ablative plural)
maalelt (ablative plural)
maaliks (singular translative)
maalideks (plural translative)
maaleks (plural translative)
maalini (singular terminative)
maalideni (plural terminative)
maalina (essive singular)
maalidena (essive plural)
maalita (abessive singular)
maalideta (abessive plural)
maaliga (comitative singular)
maalidega (comitative plural)


osa

osa (genitive)
osa (partitive)
osa (nominative singular)
osad (nominative plural)
osa (accusative nominative singular)
osad (accusative nominative plural)
osa (accusative genitive singular)
osad (accusative genitive plural)
osa (genitive singular)
osade (genitive plural)
osa (partitive singular)
osi (partitive plural)
osasid (partitive plural)
ossa (illative singular)
osasse (illative singular)
osadesse (illative plural)
osisse (illative plural)
osas (inessive singular)
osades (inessive plural)
osis (inessive plural)
osast (elative singular)
osadest (elative plural)
osist (elative plural)
osale (allative singular)
osadele (allative plural)
osile (allative plural)
osal (adessive singular)
osadel (adessive plural)
osil (adessive plural)
osalt (ablative singular)
osadelt (ablative plural)
osilt (ablative plural)
osaks (singular translative)
osadeks (plural translative)
osiks (plural translative)
osani (singular terminative)
osadeni (plural terminative)
osana (essive singular)
osadena (essive plural)
osata (abessive singular)
osadeta (abessive plural)
osaga (comitative singular)
osadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *osa, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *ońća. Cognates include Finnish osa and Hungarian oszt.


aas

aasa (genitive)
aasa (partitive)
aas (nominative singular)
aasad (nominative plural)
aas (accusative nominative singular)
aasad (accusative nominative plural)
aasa (accusative genitive singular)
aasad (accusative genitive plural)
aasa (genitive singular)
aasade (genitive plural)
aasa (partitive singular)
aasu (partitive plural)
aasasid (partitive plural)
aasa (illative singular)
aasasse (illative singular)
aasadesse (illative plural)
aasusse (illative plural)
aasas (inessive singular)
aasades (inessive plural)
aasus (inessive plural)
aasast (elative singular)
aasadest (elative plural)
aasust (elative plural)
aasale (allative singular)
aasadele (allative plural)
aasule (allative plural)
aasal (adessive singular)
aasadel (adessive plural)
aasul (adessive plural)
aasalt (ablative singular)
aasadelt (ablative plural)
aasult (ablative plural)
aasaks (singular translative)
aasadeks (plural translative)
aasuks (plural translative)
aasani (singular terminative)
aasadeni (plural terminative)
aasana (essive singular)
aasadena (essive plural)
aasata (abessive singular)
aasadeta (abessive plural)
aasaga (comitative singular)
aasadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *ansa, from a Baltic language. Compare Old Prussian ansis (“hook, latch”) and Latvian osa. Cognate to Finnish ansa and Votic aasa (Kattila, Mati).


aas

Possibly from Proto-Finno-Ugric [Term?]. Compare Hungarian aszó, aszik. Alternatively the same root as in etymology 1, with the word originally meaning "meander".


Agnes

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Agnes


sultan

sultan (genitive sultani, partitive sultanit)

sultani (genitive)
sultanit (partitive)
sultan (nominative singular)
sultanid (nominative plural)
sultan (accusative nominative singular)
sultanid (accusative nominative plural)
sultani (accusative genitive singular)
sultanid (accusative genitive plural)
sultani (genitive singular)
sultanite (genitive plural)
sultanit (partitive singular)
sultaneid (partitive plural)
sultanisse (illative singular)
sultanitesse (illative plural)
sultaneisse (illative plural)
sultanis (inessive singular)
sultanites (inessive plural)
sultaneis (inessive plural)
sultanist (elative singular)
sultanitest (elative plural)
sultaneist (elative plural)
sultanile (allative singular)
sultanitele (allative plural)
sultaneile (allative plural)
sultanil (adessive singular)
sultanitel (adessive plural)
sultaneil (adessive plural)
sultanilt (ablative singular)
sultanitelt (ablative plural)
sultaneilt (ablative plural)
sultaniks (singular translative)
sultaniteks (plural translative)
sultaneiks (plural translative)
sultanini (singular terminative)
sultaniteni (plural terminative)
sultanina (essive singular)
sultanitena (essive plural)
sultanita (abessive singular)
sultaniteta (abessive plural)
sultaniga (comitative singular)
sultanitega (comitative plural)


polt

poldi (genitive)
polti (partitive)
polt (nominative singular)
poldid (nominative plural)
polt (accusative nominative singular)
poldid (accusative nominative plural)
poldi (accusative genitive singular)
poldid (accusative genitive plural)
poldi (genitive singular)
poltide (genitive plural)
polti (partitive singular)
polte (partitive plural)
poltisid (partitive plural)
polti (illative singular)
poldisse (illative singular)
poltidesse (illative plural)
poldesse (illative plural)
poldis (inessive singular)
poltides (inessive plural)
poldes (inessive plural)
poldist (elative singular)
poltidest (elative plural)
poldest (elative plural)
poldile (allative singular)
poltidele (allative plural)
poldele (allative plural)
poldil (adessive singular)
poltidel (adessive plural)
poldel (adessive plural)
poldilt (ablative singular)
poltidelt (ablative plural)
poldelt (ablative plural)
poldiks (singular translative)
poltideks (plural translative)
poldeks (plural translative)
poldini (singular terminative)
poltideni (plural terminative)
poldina (essive singular)
poltidena (essive plural)
poldita (abessive singular)
poltideta (abessive plural)
poldiga (comitative singular)
poltidega (comitative plural)

From Middle Low German bolte, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *bultaz. First attested in 1780.


haru

haru (genitive)
haru (partitive)
haru (nominative singular)
harud (nominative plural)
haru (accusative nominative singular)
harud (accusative nominative plural)
haru (accusative genitive singular)
harud (accusative genitive plural)
haru (genitive singular)
harude (genitive plural)
haru (partitive singular)
harusid (partitive plural)
harru (illative singular)
harusse (illative singular)
harudesse (illative plural)
harus (inessive singular)
harudes (inessive plural)
harust (elative singular)
harudest (elative plural)
harule (allative singular)
harudele (allative plural)
harul (adessive singular)
harudel (adessive plural)
harult (ablative singular)
harudelt (ablative plural)
haruks (singular translative)
harudeks (plural translative)
haruni (singular terminative)
harudeni (plural terminative)
haruna (essive singular)
harudena (essive plural)
haruta (abessive singular)
harudeta (abessive plural)
haruga (comitative singular)
harudega (comitative plural)

branch (part of an organization, academic field, etc.)


aed

aia (genitive)
aeda (partitive)
aed (nominative singular)
aiad (nominative plural)
aed (accusative nominative singular)
aiad (accusative nominative plural)
aia (accusative genitive singular)
aiad (accusative genitive plural)
aia (genitive singular)
aedade (genitive plural)
aeda (partitive singular)
aedu (partitive plural)
aedasid (partitive plural)
aeda (illative singular)
aiasse (illative singular)
aedadesse (illative plural)
aiusse (illative plural)
aias (inessive singular)
aedades (inessive plural)
aius (inessive plural)
aiast (elative singular)
aedadest (elative plural)
aiust (elative plural)
aiale (allative singular)
aedadele (allative plural)
aiule (allative plural)
aial (adessive singular)
aedadel (adessive plural)
aiul (adessive plural)
aialt (ablative singular)
aedadelt (ablative plural)
aiult (ablative plural)
aiaks (singular translative)
aedadeks (plural translative)
aiuks (plural translative)
aiani (singular terminative)
aedadeni (plural terminative)
aiana (essive singular)
aedadena (essive plural)
aiata (abessive singular)
aedadeta (abessive plural)
aiaga (comitative singular)
aedadega (comitative plural)

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


aprill

aprill (genitive aprilli, partitive aprilli)

aprilli (genitive)
aprilli (partitive)
aprill (nominative singular)
aprillid (nominative plural)
aprill (accusative nominative singular)
aprillid (accusative nominative plural)
aprilli (accusative genitive singular)
aprillid (accusative genitive plural)
aprilli (genitive singular)
aprillide (genitive plural)
aprilli (partitive singular)
aprille (partitive plural)
aprillisid (partitive plural)
aprilli (illative singular)
aprillisse (illative singular)
aprillidesse (illative plural)
aprillesse (illative plural)
aprillis (inessive singular)
aprillides (inessive plural)
aprilles (inessive plural)
aprillist (elative singular)
aprillidest (elative plural)
aprillest (elative plural)
aprillile (allative singular)
aprillidele (allative plural)
aprillele (allative plural)
aprillil (adessive singular)
aprillidel (adessive plural)
aprillel (adessive plural)
aprillilt (ablative singular)
aprillidelt (ablative plural)
aprillelt (ablative plural)
aprilliks (singular translative)
aprillideks (plural translative)
aprilleks (plural translative)
aprillini (singular terminative)
aprillideni (plural terminative)
aprillina (essive singular)
aprillidena (essive plural)
aprillita (abessive singular)
aprillideta (abessive plural)
aprilliga (comitative singular)
aprillidega (comitative plural)


jamb

jambi (genitive)
jambi (partitive)
jamb (nominative singular)
jambid (nominative plural)
jamb (accusative nominative singular)
jambid (accusative nominative plural)
jambi (accusative genitive singular)
jambid (accusative genitive plural)
jambi (genitive singular)
jambide (genitive plural)
jambi (partitive singular)
jambe (partitive plural)
jambisid (partitive plural)
jambi (illative singular)
jambisse (illative singular)
jambidesse (illative plural)
jambesse (illative plural)
jambis (inessive singular)
jambides (inessive plural)
jambes (inessive plural)
jambist (elative singular)
jambidest (elative plural)
jambest (elative plural)
jambile (allative singular)
jambidele (allative plural)
jambele (allative plural)
jambil (adessive singular)
jambidel (adessive plural)
jambel (adessive plural)
jambilt (ablative singular)
jambidelt (ablative plural)
jambelt (ablative plural)
jambiks (singular translative)
jambideks (plural translative)
jambeks (plural translative)
jambini (singular terminative)
jambideni (plural terminative)
jambina (essive singular)
jambidena (essive plural)
jambita (abessive singular)
jambideta (abessive plural)
jambiga (comitative singular)
jambidega (comitative plural)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek ἴαμβος (íambos).


laut

lauda (genitive)
lauta (partitive)
laut (nominative singular)
laudad (nominative plural)
laut (accusative nominative singular)
laudad (accusative nominative plural)
lauda (accusative genitive singular)
laudad (accusative genitive plural)
lauda (genitive singular)
lautade (genitive plural)
lauta (partitive singular)
lautu (partitive plural)
lautasid (partitive plural)
lauta (illative singular)
laudasse (illative singular)
lautadesse (illative plural)
laudusse (illative plural)
laudas (inessive singular)
lautades (inessive plural)
laudus (inessive plural)
laudast (elative singular)
lautadest (elative plural)
laudust (elative plural)
laudale (allative singular)
lautadele (allative plural)
laudule (allative plural)
laudal (adessive singular)
lautadel (adessive plural)
laudul (adessive plural)
laudalt (ablative singular)
lautadelt (ablative plural)
laudult (ablative plural)
laudaks (singular translative)
lautadeks (plural translative)
lauduks (plural translative)
laudani (singular terminative)
lautadeni (plural terminative)
laudana (essive singular)
lautadena (essive plural)
laudata (abessive singular)
lautadeta (abessive plural)
laudaga (comitative singular)
lautadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *lautta, from Proto-Germanic *lautō, *lautiz. Compare Old Norse laut and Old Swedish lȫt. Cognate to Votic lauttõ.


annan

First-person singular present form of andma.


pani

third-person singular past indicative of panema


ole

second-person singular imperative of olema


päike

päike (genitive päikese, partitive päikest)

päikese (genitive)
päikest (partitive)
päike (nominative singular)
päikesed (nominative plural)
päike (accusative nominative singular)
päikesed (accusative nominative plural)
päikese (accusative genitive singular)
päikesed (accusative genitive plural)
päikese (genitive singular)
päikeste (genitive plural)
päikest (partitive singular)
päikesi (partitive plural)
päikesse (illative singular)
päikesesse (illative singular)
päikestesse (illative plural)
päikesisse (illative plural)
päikeses (inessive singular)
päikestes (inessive plural)
päikesis (inessive plural)
päikesest (elative singular)
päikestest (elative plural)
päikesist (elative plural)
päikesele (allative singular)
päikestele (allative plural)
päikesile (allative plural)
päikesel (adessive singular)
päikestel (adessive plural)
päikesil (adessive plural)
päikeselt (ablative singular)
päikestelt (ablative plural)
päikesilt (ablative plural)
päikeseks (singular translative)
päikesteks (plural translative)
päikesiks (plural translative)
päikeseni (singular terminative)
päikesteni (plural terminative)
päikesena (essive singular)
päikestena (essive plural)
päikeseta (abessive singular)
päikesteta (abessive plural)
päikesega (comitative singular)
päikestega (comitative plural)
päike (nominative singular)
päikesed (nominative plural)
päike (accusative nominative singular)
päikesed (accusative nominative plural)
päikese (accusative genitive singular)
päikesed (accusative genitive plural)
päikese (genitive singular)
päikeste (genitive plural)
päikest (partitive singular)
päikeseid (partitive plural)
päikesesse (illative singular)
päikestesse (illative plural)
päikeseisse (illative plural)
päikeses (inessive singular)
päikestes (inessive plural)
päikeseis (inessive plural)
päikesest (elative singular)
päikestest (elative plural)
päikeseist (elative plural)
päikesele (allative singular)
päikestele (allative plural)
päikeseile (allative plural)
päikesel (adessive singular)
päikestel (adessive plural)
päikeseil (adessive plural)
päikeselt (ablative singular)
päikestelt (ablative plural)
päikeseilt (ablative plural)
päikeseks (singular translative)
päikesteks (plural translative)
päikeseiks (plural translative)
päikeseni (singular terminative)
päikesteni (plural terminative)
päikesena (essive singular)
päikestena (essive plural)
päikeseta (abessive singular)
päikesteta (abessive plural)
päikesega (comitative singular)
päikestega (comitative plural)

Derived from päev. Compare Finnish päivä.


Kati

a female given name, variant of Katariina (“Catherine”)


suits

suits (genitive suitsu, partitive suitsu)

suitsu (genitive)
suitsu (partitive)
suits (nominative singular)
suitsud (nominative plural)
suits (accusative nominative singular)
suitsud (accusative nominative plural)
suitsu (accusative genitive singular)
suitsud (accusative genitive plural)
suitsu (genitive singular)
suitsude (genitive plural)
suitsu (partitive singular)
suitse (partitive plural)
suitsusid (partitive plural)
suitsu (illative singular)
suitsusse (illative singular)
suitsudesse (illative plural)
suitsesse (illative plural)
suitsus (inessive singular)
suitsudes (inessive plural)
suitses (inessive plural)
suitsust (elative singular)
suitsudest (elative plural)
suitsest (elative plural)
suitsule (allative singular)
suitsudele (allative plural)
suitsele (allative plural)
suitsul (adessive singular)
suitsudel (adessive plural)
suitsel (adessive plural)
suitsult (ablative singular)
suitsudelt (ablative plural)
suitselt (ablative plural)
suitsuks (singular translative)
suitsudeks (plural translative)
suitseks (plural translative)
suitsuni (singular terminative)
suitsudeni (plural terminative)
suitsuna (essive singular)
suitsudena (essive plural)
suitsuta (abessive singular)
suitsudeta (abessive plural)
suitsuga (comitative singular)
suitsudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *suiccu. Cognate to Votic suisu, Finnish suitsuke (“incense”), suitsu (“smoke”), Karelian šuittša (“fog”) and Võro tsuits.

Kõik oli maast laeni paksu suitsu täis.

Everything top to bottom was full of dense smoke.

The floating mixture of gases, air, and particulates given off by the combustion or smoldering of something.

1816. aasta revisjonis oli Kikepera külas juba neli suitsu.

In the 1816 audit, Kikepera village already had four households.


sain

first-person singular past indicative of saama


pits

pitsi (genitive)
pitsi (partitive)
pits (nominative singular)
pitsid (nominative plural)
pits (accusative nominative singular)
pitsid (accusative nominative plural)
pitsi (accusative genitive singular)
pitsid (accusative genitive plural)
pitsi (genitive singular)
pitside (genitive plural)
pitsi (partitive singular)
pitse (partitive plural)
pitsisid (partitive plural)
pitsi (illative singular)
pitsisse (illative singular)
pitsidesse (illative plural)
pitsesse (illative plural)
pitsis (inessive singular)
pitsides (inessive plural)
pitses (inessive plural)
pitsist (elative singular)
pitsidest (elative plural)
pitsest (elative plural)
pitsile (allative singular)
pitsidele (allative plural)
pitsele (allative plural)
pitsil (adessive singular)
pitsidel (adessive plural)
pitsel (adessive plural)
pitsilt (ablative singular)
pitsidelt (ablative plural)
pitselt (ablative plural)
pitsiks (singular translative)
pitsideks (plural translative)
pitseks (plural translative)
pitsini (singular terminative)
pitsideni (plural terminative)
pitsina (essive singular)
pitsidena (essive plural)
pitsita (abessive singular)
pitsideta (abessive plural)
pitsiga (comitative singular)
pitsidega (comitative plural)

Shortened from pitsklaas or pitsiklaas, from Baltic German Spitzglas.

Ma võtan vaid ühe pitsi.


Cardiff

Cardiff (a city and county, the capital and largest city of Wales)


oli

third-person singular past indicative of olema


pagar

pagar (genitive pagari, partitive pagarit)

pagari (genitive)
pagarit (partitive)
pagar (nominative singular)
pagarid (nominative plural)
pagar (accusative nominative singular)
pagarid (accusative nominative plural)
pagari (accusative genitive singular)
pagarid (accusative genitive plural)
pagari (genitive singular)
pagarite (genitive plural)
pagarit (partitive singular)
pagareid (partitive plural)
pagarisse (illative singular)
pagaritesse (illative plural)
pagareisse (illative plural)
pagaris (inessive singular)
pagarites (inessive plural)
pagareis (inessive plural)
pagarist (elative singular)
pagaritest (elative plural)
pagareist (elative plural)
pagarile (allative singular)
pagaritele (allative plural)
pagareile (allative plural)
pagaril (adessive singular)
pagaritel (adessive plural)
pagareil (adessive plural)
pagarilt (ablative singular)
pagaritelt (ablative plural)
pagareilt (ablative plural)
pagariks (singular translative)
pagariteks (plural translative)
pagareiks (plural translative)
pagarini (singular terminative)
pagariteni (plural terminative)
pagarina (essive singular)
pagaritena (essive plural)
pagarita (abessive singular)
pagariteta (abessive plural)
pagariga (comitative singular)
pagaritega (comitative plural)


hind

hinna (genitive)
hinda (partitive)
hind (nominative singular)
hinnad (nominative plural)
hind (accusative nominative singular)
hinnad (accusative nominative plural)
hinna (accusative genitive singular)
hinnad (accusative genitive plural)
hinna (genitive singular)
hindade (genitive plural)
hinda (partitive singular)
hindu (partitive plural)
hindasid (partitive plural)
hinda (illative singular)
hinnasse (illative singular)
hindadesse (illative plural)
hinnusse (illative plural)
hinnas (inessive singular)
hindades (inessive plural)
hinnus (inessive plural)
hinnast (elative singular)
hindadest (elative plural)
hinnust (elative plural)
hinnale (allative singular)
hindadele (allative plural)
hinnule (allative plural)
hinnal (adessive singular)
hindadel (adessive plural)
hinnul (adessive plural)
hinnalt (ablative singular)
hindadelt (ablative plural)
hinnult (ablative plural)
hinnaks (singular translative)
hindadeks (plural translative)
hinnuks (plural translative)
hinnani (singular terminative)
hindadeni (plural terminative)
hinnana (essive singular)
hindadena (essive plural)
hinnata (abessive singular)
hindadeta (abessive plural)
hinnaga (comitative singular)
hindadega (comitative plural)

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


teras

teras (genitive terase, partitive terast)


iga

iga (nominative singular)
iga (accusative nominative singular)
iga (accusative genitive singular)
iga (genitive singular)
igat (partitive singular)
igga (illative singular)
igasse (illative singular)
igas (inessive singular)
igast (elative singular)
igale (allative singular)
igal (adessive singular)
igalt (ablative singular)
igaks (singular translative)
igani (singular terminative)
igana (essive singular)
igata (abessive singular)
igaga (comitative singular)
iga (nominative singular)
iga (accusative nominative singular)
iga (accusative genitive singular)
iga (genitive singular)
iga (partitive singular)
ikka (illative singular)
igasse (illative singular)
igas (inessive singular)
igast (elative singular)
igale (allative singular)
igal (adessive singular)
igalt (ablative singular)
igaks (singular translative)
igani (singular terminative)
igana (essive singular)
igata (abessive singular)
igaga (comitative singular)

Cognate to Livonian jega and Ingrian ikä. Possibly a cognate to Finnish joka and Votic jõka. Possibly from Proto-Uralic *e- plus the suffix *-ka, as seen in Finnish joka.


iga

ea (genitive)
iga (partitive)
iga (nominative singular)
ead (nominative plural)
ea (genitive singular)
igade (genitive plural)
iga (partitive singular)
igasid (partitive plural)
ikka (illative singular)
easse (illative singular)
igadesse (illative plural)
eas (inessive singular)
igades (inessive plural)
east (elative singular)
igadest (elative plural)
eale (allative singular)
igadele (allative plural)
eal (adessive singular)
igadel (adessive plural)
ealt (ablative singular)
igadelt (ablative plural)
eaks (singular translative)
igadeks (plural translative)
eani (singular terminative)
igadeni (plural terminative)
eana (essive singular)
igadena (essive plural)
eata (abessive singular)
igadeta (abessive plural)
eaga (comitative singular)
igadega (comitative plural)

et-decl-table

iga (type nägu)


vall

valli (genitive)
valli (partitive)
vall (nominative singular)
vallid (nominative plural)
vall (accusative nominative singular)
vallid (accusative nominative plural)
valli (accusative genitive singular)
vallid (accusative genitive plural)
valli (genitive singular)
vallide (genitive plural)
valli (partitive singular)
valle (partitive plural)
vallisid (partitive plural)
valli (illative singular)
vallisse (illative singular)
vallidesse (illative plural)
vallesse (illative plural)
vallis (inessive singular)
vallides (inessive plural)
valles (inessive plural)
vallist (elative singular)
vallidest (elative plural)
vallest (elative plural)
vallile (allative singular)
vallidele (allative plural)
vallele (allative plural)
vallil (adessive singular)
vallidel (adessive plural)
vallel (adessive plural)
vallilt (ablative singular)
vallidelt (ablative plural)
vallelt (ablative plural)
valliks (singular translative)
vallideks (plural translative)
valleks (plural translative)
vallini (singular terminative)
vallideni (plural terminative)
vallina (essive singular)
vallidena (essive plural)
vallita (abessive singular)
vallideta (abessive plural)
valliga (comitative singular)
vallidega (comitative plural)

embankment, earthwork, wall; a defensive fortification made of earth or stone

embankment; any long mound of earth, stone, or snow


kari

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

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


kari

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

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


orja

genitive/partitive/illative singular of ori


aina

From Proto-Finnic *aina, possibly of Baltic origin. Compare Lithuanian vienat (“only”).

Läheb aina külmemaks.

Venib aina pikemaks.


hari

harja (genitive)
harja (partitive)
hari (nominative singular)
harjad (nominative plural)
hari (accusative nominative singular)
harjad (accusative nominative plural)
harja (accusative genitive singular)
harjad (accusative genitive plural)
harja (genitive singular)
harjade (genitive plural)
harja (partitive singular)
harju (partitive plural)
harjasid (partitive plural)
harja (illative singular)
harjasse (illative singular)
harjadesse (illative plural)
harjusse (illative plural)
harjas (inessive singular)
harjades (inessive plural)
harjus (inessive plural)
harjast (elative singular)
harjadest (elative plural)
harjust (elative plural)
harjale (allative singular)
harjadele (allative plural)
harjule (allative plural)
harjal (adessive singular)
harjadel (adessive plural)
harjul (adessive plural)
harjalt (ablative singular)
harjadelt (ablative plural)
harjult (ablative plural)
harjaks (singular translative)
harjadeks (plural translative)
harjuks (plural translative)
harjani (singular terminative)
harjadeni (plural terminative)
harjana (essive singular)
harjadena (essive plural)
harjata (abessive singular)
harjadeta (abessive plural)
harjaga (comitative singular)
harjadega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *harja, related to Finnish harja.


kas

Kas ta on saabunud?


paju

paju (genitive)
paju (partitive)
paju (nominative singular)
pajud (nominative plural)
paju (accusative nominative singular)
pajud (accusative nominative plural)
paju (accusative genitive singular)
pajud (accusative genitive plural)
paju (genitive singular)
pajude (genitive plural)
paju (partitive singular)
pajusid (partitive plural)
pajju (illative singular)
pajusse (illative singular)
pajudesse (illative plural)
pajus (inessive singular)
pajudes (inessive plural)
pajust (elative singular)
pajudest (elative plural)
pajule (allative singular)
pajudele (allative plural)
pajul (adessive singular)
pajudel (adessive plural)
pajult (ablative singular)
pajudelt (ablative plural)
pajuks (singular translative)
pajudeks (plural translative)
pajuni (singular terminative)
pajudeni (plural terminative)
pajuna (essive singular)
pajudena (essive plural)
pajuta (abessive singular)
pajudeta (abessive plural)
pajuga (comitative singular)
pajudega (comitative plural)

From Proto-Finnic *paju, from Proto-Uralic *pajiw (“willow; a species of Salix”). Cognate with Finnish paju and Hungarian fagyal.


liivi

head

liivi (genitive liivi, partitive liivit)

It's been considered to originate from Proto-Baltic word *glivěti (“cover with slime”) or Proto-Germanic word *slīwa (slime). Has same origin as Estonian liiv and Finnish liiva.

(in the genitive) Livonian (attributive)


kaja

kaja (genitive)
kaja (partitive)
kaja (nominative singular)
kajad (nominative plural)
kaja (accusative nominative singular)
kajad (accusative nominative plural)
kaja (accusative genitive singular)
kajad (accusative genitive plural)
kaja (genitive singular)
kajade (genitive plural)
kaja (partitive singular)
kajasid (partitive plural)
kajja (illative singular)
kajasse (illative singular)
kajadesse (illative plural)
kajas (inessive singular)
kajades (inessive plural)
kajast (elative singular)
kajadest (elative plural)
kajale (allative singular)
kajadele (allative plural)
kajal (adessive singular)
kajadel (adessive plural)
kajalt (ablative singular)
kajadelt (ablative plural)
kajaks (singular translative)
kajadeks (plural translative)
kajani (singular terminative)
kajadeni (plural terminative)
kajana (essive singular)
kajadena (essive plural)
kajata (abessive singular)
kajadeta (abessive plural)
kajaga (comitative singular)
kajadega (comitative plural)

Etymology uncertain. Probably a deverbal from kajama (“to echo”), from Proto-Finnic *kajadak. Cognate with Veps kajata (“to echo”, verb) and Northern Sami gádja (“echo”, noun). Possibly from kaikuma, compare Finnish kaikua and kaiku, or vice versa (i.e. kaikuma derived from kaja or kajama).

Mees köhis. Kaja veeres läbi poolpimeda kiriku, tõusis võlvide alla, kustus.

1967, Enn Vetemaa, “Pillimees”, in Loomingu Raamatukogu:

A man coughed. The echo breezed through the dark church, rose under the arches and died.


teke

tekke (genitive)
teket (partitive)
teke (nominative singular)
tekked (nominative plural)
teke (accusative nominative singular)
tekked (accusative nominative plural)
tekke (accusative genitive singular)
tekked (accusative genitive plural)
tekke (genitive singular)
tekete (genitive plural)
teket (partitive singular)
tekkeid (partitive plural)
tekkesse (illative singular)
teketesse (illative plural)
tekkeisse (illative plural)
tekkes (inessive singular)
teketes (inessive plural)
tekkeis (inessive plural)
tekkest (elative singular)
teketest (elative plural)
tekkeist (elative plural)
tekkele (allative singular)
teketele (allative plural)
tekkeile (allative plural)
tekkel (adessive singular)
teketel (adessive plural)
tekkeil (adessive plural)
tekkelt (ablative singular)
teketelt (ablative plural)
tekkeilt (ablative plural)
tekkeks (singular translative)
teketeks (plural translative)
tekkeiks (plural translative)
tekkeni (singular terminative)
teketeni (plural terminative)
tekkena (essive singular)
teketena (essive plural)
tekketa (abessive singular)
teketeta (abessive plural)
tekkega (comitative singular)
teketega (comitative plural)

Esimeste linnade teke.