tukk

Estonian

Etymology

From Proto-Finnic *tukka, cognate to Finnish tukka.

Noun

tukk (genitive tuka, partitive tukka)

  1. fringe, bangs
    Tänapäeval on pikad tukad vägagi moes.
    Long bangs are really in style right now.
  2. (figuratively) a strand of hair
  3. (figuratively) hair
  4. a small group of trees or shrubs; a copse
    Maja taga on väike puudetukk.
    There's a small copse of trees behind the house.

Declension
Declension of tukk (type riik)
singular plural
nominative tukk tukad
genitive tuka tukkade
partitive tukka tukke / tukkasid
illative tukka / tukasse tukkadesse
inessive tukas tukkades
elative tukast tukkadest
allative tukale tukkadele
adessive tukal tukkadel
ablative tukalt tukkadelt
translative tukaks tukkadeks
terminative tukani tukkadeni
essive tukana tukkadena
abessive tukata tukkadeta
comitative tukaga tukkadega
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