tahk
Estonian
Etymology
From Proto-Finnic *tahko, from Proto-Finno-Permic [Term?]. Cognate to Finnish tahko, Votic tahko (“wood block”), Udmurt тӥш (tiš, “axe eye, backside of a blade”), and Komi-Zyrian тыш (tyš, “axe eye”). The meaning of "hone" seen in the Finnic family is possibly originally from a compound word - *tahkokivi, as seen in Votic tahkotšivi (“hone”).
Declension
Declension of tahk (type riik)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | tahk | tahud |
| genitive | tahu | tahkude |
| partitive | tahku | tahke / tahkusid |
| illative | tahku / tahusse | tahkudesse / tahesse |
| inessive | tahus | tahkudes / tahes |
| elative | tahust | tahkudest / tahest |
| allative | tahule | tahkudele / tahele |
| adessive | tahul | tahkudel / tahel |
| ablative | tahult | tahkudelt / tahelt |
| translative | tahuks | tahkudeks / taheks |
| terminative | tahuni | tahkudeni |
| essive | tahuna | tahkudena |
| abessive | tahuta | tahkudeta |
| comitative | tahuga | tahkudega |
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