pakk

See also: päkk

Estonian

Etymology 1

Cognate to Finnish pakko (“stump, block of rotten wood”). Possibly from Proto-Germanic *spaikǭ. Compare Dutch spaak (“broom, spoke”).

Noun

pakk (genitive paku, partitive pakku)

  1. block of wood

Declension
Declension of pakk (type riik)
singular plural
nominative pakk pakud
genitive paku pakkude
partitive pakku pakke / pakkusid
illative pakku / pakusse pakkudesse
inessive pakus pakkudes
elative pakust pakkudest
allative pakule pakkudele
adessive pakul pakkudel
ablative pakult pakkudelt
translative pakuks pakkudeks
terminative pakuni pakkudeni
essive pakuna pakkudena
abessive pakuta pakkudeta
comitative pakuga pakkudega

Etymology 2

From Middle Low German pack, packe.

Noun

pakk (genitive paki, partitive pakki)

  1. package

Declension
Declension of pakk (type riik)
singular plural
nominative pakk pakid
genitive paki pakkide
partitive pakki pakke / pakkisid
illative pakki / pakisse pakkidesse
inessive pakis pakkides
elative pakist pakkidest
allative pakile pakkidele
adessive pakil pakkidel
ablative pakilt pakkidelt
translative pakiks pakkideks
terminative pakini pakkideni
essive pakina pakkidena
abessive pakita pakkideta
comitative pakiga pakkidega

Etymology 3

From Proto-Finnic [Term?]. Cognate to Finnish pakko and Veps pakutada (“to hurt, to be full of something”).

Noun

pakk (genitive paki, partitive pakki)

  1. (dated, rare) being full of something
  2. (colloquial, rare) a hurry

Declension
Declension of pakk (type riik)
singular plural
nominative pakk pakid
genitive paki pakkide
partitive pakki pakke / pakkisid
illative pakki / pakisse pakkidesse
inessive pakis pakkides
elative pakist pakkidest
allative pakile pakkidele
adessive pakil pakkidel
ablative pakilt pakkidelt
translative pakiks pakkideks
terminative pakini pakkideni
essive pakina pakkidena
abessive pakita pakkideta
comitative pakiga pakkidega

Derived terms

Middle English

Verb

pakk

  1. Alternative form of pakken

Norwegian Bokmål

Verb

pakk

  1. imperative of pakke
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