toonela
Estonian
Etymology
Borrowed from Finnish tuonela during the 19th century.
Noun
toonela (genitive toonela, partitive toonelat)
- underworld; the place where people go after dying according to the Finnic mythology.
- (figuratively, poetic) death
- Ta on toonelasse läinud.
- He's dead. (lit. "He's gone to the underworld")
- Ta on toonelasse läinud.
Declension
Inflection of toonela (ÕS type 1/ohutu, no gradation)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | toonela | toonelad |
accusative | toonela | toonelad |
genitive | toonela | toonelate |
partitive | toonelat | toonelaid |
illative | toonelasse | toonelatesse toonelaisse |
inessive | toonelas | toonelates toonelais |
elative | toonelast | toonelatest toonelaist |
allative | toonelale | toonelatele toonelaile |
adessive | toonelal | toonelatel toonelail |
ablative | toonelalt | toonelatelt toonelailt |
translative | toonelaks | toonelateks toonelaiks |
terminative | toonelani | toonelateni |
essive | toonelana | toonelatena |
abessive | toonelata | toonelateta |
comitative | toonelaga | toonelatega |
Synonyms
- manala