pätt

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Estonian

Etymology

Onomatopoetic.

Noun

pätt (genitive päti, partitive pätti)

  1. thug, hobo (a person with no permanent job or residence, who resorts to crime)
  2. a type of shoe, made out of leather or string, traditionally worn by people from Saaremaa and Mulgimaa.

Declension

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