õhupall

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Õhupall
Õhupall

Etymology

From õhk (air) +‎ pall (ball).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈɤhuˌpɑlʲː/,
  • Rhymes: -ɑlʲː
  • Hyphenation: õ‧hu‧pall

Noun

õhupall (genitive õhupalli, partitive õhupalli)

  1. balloon
    1. A thin-skinned buoyant ball filled with air or gas.
      Korstnapühkijad kinkisid lastele õhupalle ja jagasid kommi.
      The chimney sweepers gave balloons and candy.
    2. A lighter-than-air aircraft which is not engine-driven and sustains flight through the use of gas or an airborne heater.
      Varasemad katsed õhupalliga ümbermaailmareisi sooritada on ebaõnnestunud.
      Earlier attempts to circumnavigate the globe with a balloon have been unsuccessful.

Declension

Declension of õhupall (ÕS type 22e/riik, length gradation)
singular plural
nominative õhupall õhupallid
accusative nom.
gen. õhupalli
genitive õhupallide
partitive õhupalli õhupalle
õhupallisid
illative õhupalli
õhupallisse
õhupallidesse
õhupallesse
inessive õhupallis õhupallides
õhupalles
elative õhupallist õhupallidest
õhupallest
allative õhupallile õhupallidele
õhupallele
adessive õhupallil õhupallidel
õhupallel
ablative õhupallilt õhupallidelt
õhupallelt
translative õhupalliks õhupallideks
õhupalleks
terminative õhupallini õhupallideni
essive õhupallina õhupallidena
abessive õhupallita õhupallideta
comitative õhupalliga õhupallidega

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