kaugus

Estonian

Etymology

From kauge +‎ -us.

Noun

kaugus (genitive kauguse, partitive kaugust)

  1. distance
    Kahe punkti kaugus omavahel on kaks meetrit.
    The distance between the two points is two metres.
  2. remoteness, distance
    Kauguses paistab üks üksik lill.
    A lonely flower appears in the distance.
  3. long jump
    Palju sa kaugust hüppasid?
    How much was your long jump?

Declension
Inflection of kaugus (ÕS type 11/harjutus, no gradation)
singular plural
nominative kaugus kaugused
accusative kauguse kaugused
genitive kauguse kauguste
partitive kaugust kaugusi
illative kaugusse
kaugusesse		 kaugustesse
kaugusisse
inessive kauguses kaugustes
kaugusis
elative kaugusest kaugustest
kaugusist
allative kaugusele kaugustele
kaugusile
adessive kaugusel kaugustel
kaugusil
ablative kauguselt kaugustelt
kaugusilt
translative kauguseks kaugusteks
kaugusiks
terminative kauguseni kaugusteni
essive kaugusena kaugustena
abessive kauguseta kaugusteta
comitative kaugusega kaugustega
Inflection of kaugus (ÕS type 9/katus, no gradation)
singular plural
nominative kaugus kaugused
accusative kauguse kaugused
genitive kauguse kauguste
partitive kaugust kauguseid
illative kaugusesse kaugustesse
kauguseisse
inessive kauguses kaugustes
kauguseis
elative kaugusest kaugustest
kauguseist
allative kaugusele kaugustele
kauguseile
adessive kaugusel kaugustel
kauguseil
ablative kauguselt kaugustelt
kauguseilt
translative kauguseks kaugusteks
kauguseiks
terminative kauguseni kaugusteni
essive kaugusena kaugustena
abessive kauguseta kaugusteta
comitative kaugusega kaugustega

Synonyms
  • (distance): vahe
  • (long jump): kaugushüpe
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