pätt
Estonian
Etymology
Onomatopoetic.
Noun
pätt (genitive päti, partitive pätti)
- thug, hobo (a person with no permanent job or residence, who resorts to crime)
- a type of shoe, made out of leather or string, traditionally worn by people from Saaremaa and Mulgimaa.
Declension
Declension of pätt (type riik)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | pätt | pätid |
| genitive | päti | pättide |
| partitive | pätti | pätte / pättisid |
| illative | pätti / pätisse | pättidesse |
| inessive | pätis | pättides |
| elative | pätist | pättidest |
| allative | pätile | pättidele |
| adessive | pätil | pättidel |
| ablative | pätilt | pättidelt |
| translative | pätiks | pättideks |
| terminative | pätini | pättideni |
| essive | pätina | pättidena |
| abessive | pätita | pättideta |
| comitative | pätiga | pättidega |