virsik
Estonian edit
Etymology edit
From German Pfirsich, ultimately from Latin persica.
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
virsik (genitive virsiku, partitive virsikut)
- peach
- A hirsute soft juicy stone fruit.
- Jogurtis on tunda nii kõrvitsa kui virsiku maitset.
- You can taste both pumpkin and peach in the yogurt.
- A hirsute soft juicy stone fruit.
- peachtree
Declension edit
| Declension of virsik (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | virsik | virsikud | |
| accusative | nom. | ||
| gen. | virsiku | ||
| genitive | virsikute | ||
| partitive | virsikut | virsikuid | |
| illative | virsikusse | virsikutesse virsikuisse | |
| inessive | virsikus | virsikutes virsikuis | |
| elative | virsikust | virsikutest virsikuist | |
| allative | virsikule | virsikutele virsikuile | |
| adessive | virsikul | virsikutel virsikuil | |
| ablative | virsikult | virsikutelt virsikuilt | |
| translative | virsikuks | virsikuteks virsikuiks | |
| terminative | virsikuni | virsikuteni | |
| essive | virsikuna | virsikutena | |
| abessive | virsikuta | virsikuteta | |
| comitative | virsikuga | virsikutega | |