pael

See also: päl and päl-

Estonian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Finnic *pakla. Related to Finnish paula, Ingrian pagla, Livvi paglu, Veps pagl and Votic paglõ.

Noun

pael (genitive paela, partitive paela)

  1. cord
  2. shoelace

Declension
Declension of pael (type hein)
singular plural
nominative pael paelad
genitive paela paelte / paelade
partitive paela paelu / paelasid
illative paela / paelasse paeltesse / paeladesse
inessive paelas paeltes / paelades
elative paelast paeltest / paeladest
allative paelale paeltele / paeladele
adessive paelal paeltel / paeladel
ablative paelalt paeltelt / paeladelt
translative paelaks paelteks / paeladeks
terminative paelani paelteni / paeladeni
essive paelana paeltena / paeladena
abessive paelata paelteta / paeladeta
comitative paelaga paeltega / paeladega

Volapük

Etymology

Borrowed from English pale (pale > pael, the letters -le were transposed to -el).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [pa.ˈel]

Noun

pael (nominative plural paels)

  1. paleness (color)

Declension
declension of pael
singular plural
nominative pael paels
genitive paela paelas
dative paele paeles
accusative paeli paelis
vocative 1 o pael! o paels!
predicative 2 paelu paelus
  • 1 status as a case is disputed
  • 2 in later, non-classical Volapük only

Synonyms

Antonyms

Derived terms
  • funapael
  • funapaelik
  • paelablöv
  • paelablövik
  • paelagrün
  • paelagrünik
  • paelaredavin
  • paelayelov
  • paelayelovik
  • paelik
  • paelikön
  • paelön
  • paelükön

See also
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