pruun
Estonian
Etymology
Either from Swedish brun or Middle Low German brûn, from Proto-Germanic *brūnaz.
Adjective
pruun (genitive pruuni, partitive pruuni, comparative pruunim, superlative kõige pruunim)
- brown (color)
Declension
Declension of pruun (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | pruun | pruunid |
| accusative | pruuni | pruunid |
| genitive | pruuni | pruunite |
| partitive | pruunit | pruuneid |
| illative | pruunisse | pruunitesse pruuneisse |
| inessive | pruunis | pruunites pruuneis |
| elative | pruunist | pruunitest pruuneist |
| allative | pruunile | pruunitele pruuneile |
| adessive | pruunil | pruunitel pruuneil |
| ablative | pruunilt | pruunitelt pruuneilt |
| translative | pruuniks | pruuniteks pruuneiks |
| terminative | pruunini | pruuniteni |
| essive | pruunina | pruunitena |
| abessive | pruunita | pruuniteta |
| comitative | pruuniga | pruunitega |
See also
| valge | hall | must |
| punane; karmiinpunane | oranž; pruun | kollane; kreem |
| laimiroheline, kollakasroheline | roheline | mündiroheline; tumeroheline |
| tsüaansinine, rohekassinine; sinakasroheline, siniroheline | taevasinine, taevassinine | sinine |
| lilla, violetne; potisinine, indigosinine | fuksia, magentapunane; lilla, purpurne, purpurpunane | roosa |
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