proua
Estonian edit
Etymology edit
From either Middle Low German vrouwe, vruwe or German Frau.
Noun edit
proua (genitive proua, partitive prouat)
Usage notes edit
In the military, proua is used as a title for all female soldiers, regardless of marital status.
Declension edit
| Declension of proua (ÕS type 16/pere, no gradation) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | proua | prouad | |
| accusative | nom. | ||
| gen. | proua | ||
| genitive | prouade | ||
| partitive | prouat | prouasid | |
| illative | prouasse | prouadesse | |
| inessive | prouas | prouades | |
| elative | prouast | prouadest | |
| allative | prouale | prouadele | |
| adessive | proual | prouadel | |
| ablative | proualt | prouadelt | |
| translative | prouaks | prouadeks | |
| terminative | prouani | prouadeni | |
| essive | prouana | prouadena | |
| abessive | prouata | prouadeta | |
| comitative | prouaga | prouadega | |