haritud
[ˈhɑritut]
educated, cultivated
- adjective
- B1
- Qualities
Forms
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | haritud | haritud |
| Genitive | haritu | haritute |
| Partitive | haritut | harituid |
| Illative | haritusse | haritutesse |
| Inessive | haritus | haritutes |
| Elative | haritust | haritutest |
| Allative | haritule | haritutele |
| Adessive | haritul | haritutel |
| Ablative | haritult | haritutelt |
| Translative | harituks | harituteks |
| Terminative | harituni | harituteni |
| Essive | harituna | haritutena |
| Abessive | harituta | harituteta |
| Comitative | harituga | haritutega |
Examples
See on noor ja haritud pere.
This is a young, educated family.
Noor haritud pere.
A young, educated family.
Common combinations
haritud inimene
educated person
haritud spetsialist
educated specialist
Related words
In Estonian
(suhteliselt) kõrgel haridustasemel olev, laialdaste teadmistega
Definitions, examples and word forms are partly based on the EKI Combined Dictionary (Eesti Keele Instituut, Sõnaveeb), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Dictio has edited and added to them. Sources and licenses