pruun
Estonian
Etymology
Either from Swedish brun or Middle Low German brûn. Cognate to Norwegian brun, Danish brun, Low German bruun, Dutch bruin, English brown, German braun. Ultimately derived from Proto-Germanic *brūnaz, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰruHn-, enlargement of *bʰrew- (“shiny, brown”)
Further Indo-European cognates: Lithuanian bė́ras (“brown”), Sanskrit बभ्रु (babhru, “reddish-brown”)
Declension
Declension of pruun (type riik)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | pruun | pruunid |
| genitive | pruuni | pruunide |
| partitive | pruuni | pruune / pruunisid |
| illative | pruuni / pruunisse | pruunidesse |
| inessive | pruunis | pruunides |
| elative | pruunist | pruunidest |
| allative | pruunile | pruunidele |
| adessive | pruunil | pruunidel |
| ablative | pruunilt | pruunidelt |
| translative | pruuniks | pruunideks |
| terminative | pruunini | pruunideni |
| essive | pruunina | pruunidena |
| abessive | pruunita | pruunideta |
| comitative | pruuniga | pruunidega |
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