pätt

Estonian

Etymology

Onomatopoetic.

Noun

pätt (genitive päti, partitive pätti)

thug, hobo (a person with no permanent job or residence, who resorts to crime)
a type of shoe, made out of leather or string, traditionally worn by people from Saaremaa and Mulgimaa.

Declension

Declension of pätt (type riik)

	singular	plural
nominative	pätt	pätid
genitive	päti	pättide
partitive	pätti	pätte / pättisid
illative	pätti / pätisse	pättidesse
inessive	pätis	pättides
elative	pätist	pättidest
allative	pätile	pättidele
adessive	pätil	pättidel
ablative	pätilt	pättidelt
translative	pätiks	pättideks
terminative	pätini	pättideni
essive	pätina	pättidena
abessive	pätita	pättideta
comitative	pätiga	pättidega

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