leil
Estonian
Etymology
From Proto-Finnic *leülü, from Proto-Finno-Ugric *lewle (“spirit, soul”).
Noun
leil (genitive leili, partitive leili)
- steam or vapour created from water being thrown on a hot surface
- Kas saunas leili oli?
- Was there any vapour in the sauna?
- heat
- Päike vajub alla, aga siia on pidama jäänud pisut lõunaaegset leili.
- The sun is setting, but here there is some midday heat left.
- soul, spirit
- heitis leili välja ― his soul left the body (literally, “he expelled his soul”)
- life, life-force
- Näe – käsi lüüakse otsast – elad veel ning saad naerdagi. Aga kui pea on ära, on leil läbi.
- If the hand is chopped off, you will still laugh. but if it is your head, then your life is over.
Declension
Declension of leil (type riik)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | leil | leilid |
genitive | leili | leilide |
partitive | leili | leile / leilisid |
illative | leili / leilisse | leilidesse / leilesse |
inessive | leilis | leilides / leiles |
elative | leilist | leilidest / leilest |
allative | leilile | leilidele / leilele |
adessive | leilil | leilidel / leilel |
ablative | leililt | leilidelt / leilelt |
translative | leiliks | leilideks / leileks |
terminative | leilini | leilideni |
essive | leilina | leilidena |
abessive | leilita | leilideta |
comitative | leiliga | leilidega |
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