šokk

See also: sokk, Sokk, sökk, søkk, and sǫkk

Estonian

Etymology

Borrowed from English shock, from Middle Dutch schokken or Middle French choquer, from Old Dutch *skokkan, from Proto-Germanic *skukkaną.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈʃokː/, [ˈʃokː]

Noun

šokk (genitive šoki, partitive šokki)

  1. shock (emotional state)
    Synonyms: haav, hoop
  2. (medicine) circulatory shock

Declension
Declension of šokk (type riik)
singular plural
nominative šokk šokid
genitive šoki šokkide
partitive šokki šokke / šokkisid
illative šokki / šokisse šokkidesse / šokesse
inessive šokis šokkides / šokes
elative šokist šokkidest / šokest
allative šokile šokkidele / šokele
adessive šokil šokkidel / šokel
ablative šokilt šokkidelt / šokelt
translative šokiks šokkideks / šokeks
terminative šokini šokkideni
essive šokina šokkidena
abessive šokita šokkideta
comitative šokiga šokkidega

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