korsten
Estonian
Etymology
From a Germanic language; compare Swedish skorsten, Dutch schoorsteen.
Noun
korsten (genitive korstna, partitive korstnat)
Declension
Inflection of korsten (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | korsten | korstnad |
| accusative | korstna | korstnad |
| genitive | korstna | korstnate |
| partitive | korstnat | korstnaid |
| illative | korstnasse | korstnatesse korstnaisse |
| inessive | korstnas | korstnates korstnais |
| elative | korstnast | korstnatest korstnaist |
| allative | korstnale | korstnatele korstnaile |
| adessive | korstnal | korstnatel korstnail |
| ablative | korstnalt | korstnatelt korstnailt |
| translative | korstnaks | korstnateks korstnaiks |
| terminative | korstnani | korstnateni |
| essive | korstnana | korstnatena |
| abessive | korstnata | korstnateta |
| comitative | korstnaga | korstnatega |
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