ainus

See also: Ainus

Estonian

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *ainagaz, ultimately from *ainaz. Cognate to Old Icelandic einga (“only”), Old Swedish enge (“only”) and Finnish ainoa (“only”).

Adjective

ainus (genitive ainsa, partitive ainsat or ainust)

  1. only

Declension
Inflection of ainus (ÕS type 3/vaher, s-ø gradation)
singular plural
nominative ainus ainsad
accusative ainsa ainsad
genitive ainsa ainsate
partitive ainsat ainsaid
illative ainsasse ainsatesse
ainsaisse
inessive ainsas ainsates
ainsais
elative ainsast ainsatest
ainsaist
allative ainsale ainsatele
ainsaile
adessive ainsal ainsatel
ainsail
ablative ainsalt ainsatelt
ainsailt
translative ainsaks ainsateks
ainsaiks
terminative ainsani ainsateni
essive ainsana ainsatena
abessive ainsata ainsateta
comitative ainsaga ainsatega
Inflection of ainus (ÕS type 5/liige, s-ø gradation)
singular plural
nominative ainus ainsad
accusative ainsa ainsad
genitive ainsa ainsate
partitive ainust ainsaid
illative ainsasse ainsatesse
ainsaisse
inessive ainsas ainsates
ainsais
elative ainsast ainsatest
ainsaist
allative ainsale ainsatele
ainsaile
adessive ainsal ainsatel
ainsail
ablative ainsalt ainsatelt
ainsailt
translative ainsaks ainsateks
ainsaiks
terminative ainsani ainsateni
essive ainsana ainsatena
abessive ainsata ainsateta
comitative ainsaga ainsatega

Portuguese

Adjective

ainus

  1. Masculine and feminine plural of adjective ainu.

Noun

ainus m or f

  1. Plural of noun ainu.

Spanish

Adjective

ainus pl

  1. plural of ainu

Noun

ainus pl

  1. plural of ainu
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