lojus
Estonian
Etymology
Derived from looma.
Noun
lojus (genitive lojuse, partitive lojust)
- (derogatory) animal (as an insult towards people)
- (dated) a domesticated animal, usually male cattle
Declension
Inflection of lojus (ÕS type 9/katus, no gradation)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | lojus | lojused |
| accusative | lojuse | lojused |
| genitive | lojuse | lojuste |
| partitive | lojust | lojuseid |
| illative | lojusesse | lojustesse lojuseisse |
| inessive | lojuses | lojustes lojuseis |
| elative | lojusest | lojustest lojuseist |
| allative | lojusele | lojustele lojuseile |
| adessive | lojusel | lojustel lojuseil |
| ablative | lojuselt | lojustelt lojuseilt |
| translative | lojuseks | lojusteks lojuseiks |
| terminative | lojuseni | lojusteni |
| essive | lojusena | lojustena |
| abessive | lojuseta | lojusteta |
| comitative | lojusega | lojustega |
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