tükk

Estonian

Etymology 1

From Middle Low German stucke.

Noun

tükk (genitive tüki, partitive tükki)

  1. piece
  2. trick; a mischievous act
Declension
Declension of tükk (ÕS type 22e/riik, k-ø gradation)
singular plural
nominative tükk tükid
accusative nom.
gen. tüki
genitive tükkide
partitive tükki tükke
tükkisid
illative tükki
tükisse
tükkidesse
tükesse
inessive tükis tükkides
tükes
elative tükist tükkidest
tükest
allative tükile tükkidele
tükele
adessive tükil tükkidel
tükel
ablative tükilt tükkidelt
tükelt
translative tükiks tükkideks
tükeks
terminative tükini tükkideni
essive tükina tükkidena
abessive tükita tükkideta
comitative tükiga tükkidega
Derived terms
  • koolitükk

Etymology 2

From German Stück or Swedish stycke.

Noun

tükk (genitive tüki, partitive tükki)

  1. cannon
Declension
Declension of tükk (ÕS type 22e/riik, k-ø gradation)
singular plural
nominative tükk tükid
accusative nom.
gen. tüki
genitive tükkide
partitive tükki tükke
tükkisid
illative tükki
tükisse
tükkidesse
tükesse
inessive tükis tükkides
tükes
elative tükist tükkidest
tükest
allative tükile tükkidele
tükele
adessive tükil tükkidel
tükel
ablative tükilt tükkidelt
tükelt
translative tükiks tükkideks
tükeks
terminative tükini tükkideni
essive tükina tükkidena
abessive tükita tükkideta
comitative tükiga tükkidega
Derived terms
  • suurtükk

Võro

Etymology

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Noun

tükk (genitive tükü, partitive tükkü)

  1. piece, bit

Inflection

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