kapuuts

Estonian
Brünett naine kollase kapuutsiga

Etymology

Borrowed from German Kapuze, from Italian cappuccio, ultimately from Medieval Latin caputium, either from caput (“head”) or cappa (“cape”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /kɑˈpuːts/
  • Audio:(file)
  • Rhymes: -uːts
  • Hyphenation: ka‧puuts

Noun

kapuuts (genitive kapuutsi, partitive kapuutsi)

  1. hood (bag-shaped headwear attached to another garment, such as a coat, jacket or cardigan)
    vihmamantli kapuuts ― the hood of a raincoat
    kapuutsiga palitu ― a hooded coat
    Ta tõmbas kapuutsi pähe. ― He put his hood up.
    kapuutsides nunnad ― hooded monks

Declension
Declension of kapuuts (type riik)
singular plural
nominative kapuuts kapuutsid
genitive kapuutsi kapuutside
partitive kapuutsi kapuutse / kapuutsisid
illative kapuutsi / kapuutsisse kapuutsidesse
inessive kapuutsis kapuutsides
elative kapuutsist kapuutsidest
allative kapuutsile kapuutsidele
adessive kapuutsil kapuutsidel
ablative kapuutsilt kapuutsidelt
translative kapuutsiks kapuutsideks
terminative kapuutsini kapuutsideni
essive kapuutsina kapuutsidena
abessive kapuutsita kapuutsideta
comitative kapuutsiga kapuutsidega

Synonyms
  • paslik

Derived terms
  • kaputsiin
    • kaputsiinlane

References
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