orel
[ˈorel]
organ
- noun
- B1
- Art and culture
Forms
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | orel | orelid |
| Genitive | oreli | orelite |
| Partitive | orelit | oreleid |
| Illative | orelisse | orelitesse |
| Inessive | orelis | orelites |
| Elative | orelist | orelitest |
| Allative | orelile | orelitele |
| Adessive | orelil | orelitel |
| Ablative | orelilt | orelitelt |
| Translative | oreliks | oreliteks |
| Terminative | orelini | oreliteni |
| Essive | orelina | orelitena |
| Abessive | orelita | oreliteta |
| Comitative | oreliga | orelitega |
Examples
Orelil mängis koguduse organist.
The congregation's organist played the organ.
Koor laulis kirikus oreli saatel.
The choir sang in church accompanied by the organ.
Common combinations
kirikuorel
a church organ
orelil mängima
to play the organ
Related words
In Estonian
suure heliulatusega klahvpill, mille heli tekitavad viled
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