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Estonian[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Possibly of Baltic origin. Compare Lithuanian dulkti (“to get dusty”), and Latvian duļķes (“dregs”). Cognate to Votic tolmu and archaic/dialectal Finnish tolma, tolmu.
Noun[edit]
tolm (genitive tolmu, partitive tolmu)
Declension[edit]
Declension of tolm (type riik)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | tolm | tolmud |
| genitive | tolmu | tolmude |
| partitive | tolmu | tolme / tolmusid |
| illative | tolmu / tolmusse | tolmudesse / tolmesse |
| inessive | tolmus | tolmudes / tolmes |
| elative | tolmust | tolmudest / tolmest |
| allative | tolmule | tolmudele / tolmele |
| adessive | tolmul | tolmudel / tolmel |
| ablative | tolmult | tolmudelt / tolmelt |
| translative | tolmuks | tolmudeks / tolmeks |
| terminative | tolmuni | tolmudeni |
| essive | tolmuna | tolmudena |
| abessive | tolmuta | tolmudeta |
| comitative | tolmuga | tolmudega |