kurat
[ˈkurɑt]
devil
- noun
- B1
- Everyday objects
Forms
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | kurat | kuradid |
| Genitive | kuradi | kuradite |
| Partitive | kuradit | kuradeid |
| Illative | kuradisse | kuraditesse |
| Inessive | kuradis | kuradites |
| Elative | kuradist | kuraditest |
| Allative | kuradile | kuraditele |
| Adessive | kuradil | kuraditel |
| Ablative | kuradilt | kuraditelt |
| Translative | kuradiks | kuraditeks |
| Terminative | kuradini | kuraditeni |
| Essive | kuradina | kuraditena |
| Abessive | kuradita | kuraditeta |
| Comitative | kuradiga | kuraditega |
Examples
Kurat vist eksitas mind.
The devil must have led me astray.
Muinasjuttudes on kurat sageli rumal.
In fairy tales, the devil is often foolish.
Common combinations
kurat võtku
devil take (subjunctive)
kuradile minema
devil to go
Related words
In Estonian
(religioosses ja mütoloogilises maailmapildis:) kurjuse kehastus, (ülim) kuri vaim, saatan, vanakuri, sarvik, kuri olend teatud religioonides ja muinasjuttudes. Piltide peal on kuradil tavaliselt sarved ja saba
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