priske
Estonian
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Middle Low German vrisch (“young, fresh, happy”), compare English fresh. See also värske, which is borrowed from an alternative form of the same Low German root.
Adjective
[edit]priske (genitive priske, partitive prisket, comparative priskem, superlative kõige priskem)
- fat, plump, chubby (mostly in a good way)
- Mulle meeldivad prisked tüdrukud.
- I like chubby girls.
- Naine tõi ilmale priske poisi.
- My wife gave birth to a plump boy.
- (colloquial) big, nice, strong, effective
- Palgaks saime priske summa.
- We got a nice sum for our salary.
- (dated) healthy
- Ta tundis enese terve ja priske.
- He felt himself vigorous and healthy.
Inflection
[edit]| Declension of priske (ÕS type 1/ohutu, no gradation) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | priske | prisked | |
| accusative | nom. | ||
| gen. | priske | ||
| genitive | priskete | ||
| partitive | prisket | priskeid | |
| illative | priskesse | prisketesse priskeisse | |
| inessive | priskes | prisketes priskeis | |
| elative | priskest | prisketest priskeist | |
| allative | priskele | prisketele priskeile | |
| adessive | priskel | prisketel priskeil | |
| ablative | priskelt | prisketelt priskeilt | |
| translative | priskeks | prisketeks priskeiks | |
| terminative | priskeni | prisketeni | |
| essive | priskena | prisketena | |
| abessive | prisketa | prisketeta | |
| comitative | priskega | prisketega | |