raisk

Estonian

Etymology 1

Likely derived from the stem raja (“border”). Cognate to Finnish raiska. See also raibe.

Noun

raisk (genitive raisa, partitive raiska)

  1. (slightly vulgar) Used as an intensifier to represent displeasure or anger, approximately translates to fuck, but not quite as severe; but also to represent wonder.
  2. (dated) carrion, (a decomposing) carcass
  3. (dialectal) rubbish, garbage

Declension
Declension of raisk (type leib)
singular plural
nominative raisk raisad
genitive raisa raiskade
partitive raiska raisku / raiskasid
illative raiska / raisasse raiskadesse / raisusse
inessive raisas raiskades
elative raisast raiskadest
allative raisale raiskadele
adessive raisal raiskadel
ablative raisalt raiskadelt
translative raisaks raiskadeks
terminative raisani raiskadeni
essive raisana raiskadena
abessive raisata raiskadeta
comitative raisaga raiskadega

Etymology 2

Derived from raiskama (“to waste”).

Noun

raisk (genitive raisu, partitive raisku)

  1. waste
    See on ajaraisk.
    This is a waste of time.

Declension
Declension of raisk (type riik)
singular plural
nominative raisk raisud
genitive raisu raiskude
partitive raisku raiske / raiskusid
illative raisku / raisusse raiskudesse
inessive raisus raiskudes
elative raisust raiskudest
allative raisule raiskudele
adessive raisul raiskudel
ablative raisult raiskudelt
translative raisuks raiskudeks
terminative raisuni raiskudeni
essive raisuna raiskudena
abessive raisuta raiskudeta
comitative raisuga raiskudega
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