välja
See also: väljä
Estonian
Adverb
välja
- (lative) out
- Ma astusin välja ja nägin suurt kilpkonna!
- I stepped out and saw a huge turtle!
- out; seen in phrases regarding emotions
- Ta peab end välja elama.
- He's gotta let it all out. (lit. "He has to live himself out")
- Ta nuttis silmad peast välja.
- She cried her heart out. (lit. "She cried her eyes out of her head)
- off
- Lülita raadio välja palun.
- Turn the radio off please.
- to, until (with terminative)
- Krunt ulatub selle põlluni välja.
- The property goes until that field.
- out, completely, fully
- Suvel tahaks end välja puhata.
- In the summer I'd like to rest myself fully.
- Seen in various phrasal verbs
Swedish
Etymology
From Old Swedish vælia, from Old Norse velja, from Proto-Germanic *waljaną. Causative of *wiljaną (see vilja).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /vɛlːja/
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Conjugation
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