tikk
Estonian
Etymology
From Swedish sticka or Middle Low German sticke. Because of the -u genitive, the word was most likely loaned from Swedish. Cognate to Finnish tikku.
Noun
tikk (genitive tiku, partitive tikku)
Declension
Declension of tikk (type riik)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | tikk | tikud |
| genitive | tiku | tikkude |
| partitive | tikku | tikke / tikkusid |
| illative | tikku / tikusse | tikkudesse |
| inessive | tikus | tikkudes |
| elative | tikust | tikkudest |
| allative | tikule | tikkudele |
| adessive | tikul | tikkudel |
| ablative | tikult | tikkudelt |
| translative | tikuks | tikkudeks |
| terminative | tikuni | tikkudeni |
| essive | tikuna | tikkudena |
| abessive | tikuta | tikkudeta |
| comitative | tikuga | tikkudega |
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