putukas
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Etymology
Possibly derived from pudenema (“to fall apart, to trickle”).
Noun
putukas (genitive putuka, partitive putukat)
Inflection
| Declension of putukas (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | putukas | putukad | |
| accusative | nom. | ||
| gen. | putuka | ||
| genitive | putukate | ||
| partitive | putukat | putukaid | |
| illative | putukasse | putukatesse putukaisse | |
| inessive | putukas | putukates putukais | |
| elative | putukast | putukatest putukaist | |
| allative | putukale | putukatele putukaile | |
| adessive | putukal | putukatel putukail | |
| ablative | putukalt | putukatelt putukailt | |
| translative | putukaks | putukateks putukaiks | |
| terminative | putukani | putukateni | |
| essive | putukana | putukatena | |
| abessive | putukata | putukateta | |
| comitative | putukaga | putukatega | |
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