kratt

See also: Kratt

Estonian

Etymology

From Estonian Swedish skratt (“ghost, devil”).

Noun

kratt (genitive krati, partitive kratti)

  1. a mythological creature in Estonian folklore, who steals various things for its master.
  2. (euphemistic, figuratively) thief

Declension
Declension of kratt (type riik)
singular plural
nominative kratt kratid
genitive krati krattide
partitive kratti kratte / krattisid
illative kratti / kratisse krattidesse
inessive kratis krattides
elative kratist krattidest
allative kratile krattidele
adessive kratil krattidel
ablative kratilt krattidelt
translative kratiks krattideks
terminative kratini krattideni
essive kratina krattidena
abessive kratita krattideta
comitative kratiga krattidega

Norwegian Nynorsk
kratt

Etymology

Related to krat.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /krat/ (example of pronunciation)

Noun

kratt n (definite singular krattet, indefinite plural kratt, definite plural kratta)

  1. thicket

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