ajalugu
Estonian edit
Etymology edit
From aeg (“time”) + lugu (“story”), calque of German Zeitgeschichte.
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
ajalugu (genitive ajaloo, partitive ajalugu)
- history
- Consecutive events happened in the past as a whole.
- Kohvikul on väärikas ajalugu.
- The cafe has a rich history.
- The branch of science describing and studying past events and patterns between them.
- Ta astus ülikooli ajalugu, kirjandust ja rahvaluulet õppima.
- He enrolled in the university to study history, literature and folklore.
- (computing) A record of actions by a user.
- Külastatud lehekülgede ajaloos saab nüüd kasutada laiendatud otsingut.
- You can now use advanced search in the history of recently visited webpages.
- Consecutive events happened in the past as a whole.
Declension edit
Declension of ajalugu (type nägu)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | ajalugu | ajalood |
| genitive | ajaloo | ajalugude |
| partitive | ajalugu | ajalugusid |
| illative | ajalukku / ajaloosse | ajalugudesse |
| inessive | ajaloos | ajalugudes |
| elative | ajaloost | ajalugudest |
| allative | ajaloole | ajalugudele |
| adessive | ajalool | ajalugudel |
| ablative | ajaloolt | ajalugudelt |
| translative | ajalooks | ajalugudeks |
| terminative | ajalooni | ajalugudeni |
| essive | ajaloona | ajalugudena |
| abessive | ajaloota | ajalugudeta |
| comitative | ajalooga | ajalugudega |