orkester
[or.ˈkes.ter]
orchestra
- noun
- A2
- Art and culture
Forms
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | orkester | orkestrid |
| Genitive | orkestri | orkestrite |
| Partitive | orkestrit | orkestreid |
| Illative | orkestrisse | orkestritesse |
| Inessive | orkestris | orkestrites |
| Elative | orkestrist | orkestritest |
| Allative | orkestrile | orkestritele |
| Adessive | orkestril | orkestritel |
| Ablative | orkestrilt | orkestritelt |
| Translative | orkestriks | orkestriteks |
| Terminative | orkestrini | orkestriteni |
| Essive | orkestrina | orkestritena |
| Abessive | orkestrita | orkestriteta |
| Comitative | orkestriga | orkestritega |
Examples
Orkester mängis klassikalist muusikat.
The orchestra played classical music.
Orkestril on palju liikmeid.
The orchestra has many members.
Common combinations
sümfooniaorkester
symphony orchestra
orkestris mängima
to play in an orchestra
Related words
In Estonian
Suur rühm muusikuid, kes mängivad koos eri pille
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