metspipar
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Etymology
From mets (“forest”) + pipar (“pepper”), because of its peppery smell and bitter taste.
Pronunciation
Noun
metspipar (genitive metspipra, partitive metspipart)
Declension
| Declension of metspipar (ÕS type 8/küünal, length gradation) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | metspipar | metspiprad | |
| accusative | nom. | ||
| gen. | metspipra | ||
| genitive | metspiparde | ||
| partitive | metspipart | metspipraid | |
| illative | metspiprasse | metspipardesse metspipraisse | |
| inessive | metspipras | metspipardes metspiprais | |
| elative | metspiprast | metspipardest metspipraist | |
| allative | metspiprale | metspipardele metspipraile | |
| adessive | metspipral | metspipardel metspiprail | |
| ablative | metspipralt | metspipardelt metspiprailt | |
| translative | metspipraks | metspipardeks metspipraiks | |
| terminative | metspiprani | metspipardeni | |
| essive | metspiprana | metspipardena | |
| abessive | metspiprata | metspipardeta | |
| comitative | metspipraga | metspipardega | |
References
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