priske
Estonian
Etymology
From Middle Low German vrisch (“young, fresh, happy”), compare English fresh. See also värske, which is borrowed from an alternative form of the same Low German root.
Adjective
priske (genitive priske, partitive prisket)
- fat, plump, chubby (mostly in a good way)
- Mulle meeldivad prisked tüdrukud.
- I like chubby girls.
- Naine tõi ilmale priske poisi.
- My wife gave birth to a plump boy.
- (colloquial) big, nice, strong, effective
- Palgaks saime priske summa.
- We got a nice sum for our salary.
- (dated) healthy
- Ta tundis enese terve ja priske.
- He felt himself vigorous and healthy.
Inflection
Inflection of priske (ÕS type 1/ohutu, no gradation)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | priske | prisked |
| accusative | priske | prisked |
| genitive | priske | priskete |
| partitive | prisket | priskeid |
| illative | priskesse | prisketesse priskeisse |
| inessive | priskes | prisketes priskeis |
| elative | priskest | prisketest priskeist |
| allative | priskele | prisketele priskeile |
| adessive | priskel | prisketel priskeil |
| ablative | priskelt | prisketelt priskeilt |
| translative | priskeks | prisketeks priskeiks |
| terminative | priskeni | prisketeni |
| essive | priskena | prisketena |
| abessive | prisketa | prisketeta |
| comitative | priskega | prisketega |
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