minia
[ˈminiɑ]
daughter-in-law
- noun
- B1
- Family
Forms
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | minia | miniad |
| Genitive | minia | miniate |
| Partitive | miniat | miniaid |
| Illative | miniasse | miniatesse |
| Inessive | minias | miniates |
| Elative | miniast | miniatest |
| Allative | miniale | miniatele |
| Adessive | minial | miniatel |
| Ablative | minialt | miniatelt |
| Translative | miniaks | miniateks |
| Terminative | miniani | miniateni |
| Essive | miniana | miniatena |
| Abessive | miniata | miniateta |
| Comitative | miniaga | miniatega |
Examples
Minu minia on väga tore.
My daughter-in-law is very nice.
Ämm kinkis miniale ilusad lilled.
The mother-in-law gave her daughter-in-law beautiful flowers.
Common combinations
miniale lilli kinkima
to give flowers to one's daughter-in-law
oma miniaga
with one's daughter-in-law
Related words
In Estonian
poja abikaasa
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