/ˈvorst/, [ˈvorst]
PäritoluFrom Middle Low German worst. First attested in 1557.
- sausage
“Haigele arsti, tervele vorsti.” — A doctor for the sick, a sausage for the healthy.
“"Ainult kuskil poe juures peame hetkeks kinni ja ostame kassi jaoks natuke vorsti.
Vorst kassile on tähtis toiduaine, /
et näljast tal ei lõpeks teekond maine."” — "We only stop for a moment at a shop somewhere and buy some sausage for the cat.
Sausage is an important food for a cat, /
so that hunger doesn't end its earthly course."
Vormidvorsti(genitive) · vorsti(partitive) · vorst(nominative, singular) · vorstid(nominative, plural) · vorst(accusative, nominative, singular) · vorstid(accusative, nominative, plural) · vorsti(accusative, genitive, singular) · vorstid(accusative, genitive, plural) · vorsti(genitive, singular) · vorstide(genitive, plural) · vorsti(partitive, singular) · vorste(partitive, plural) · vorstisid(partitive, plural) · vorsti(illative, singular) · vorstisse(illative, singular) · vorstidesse(illative, plural) · vorstesse(illative, plural) · vorstis(inessive, singular) · vorstides(inessive, plural) · vorstes(inessive, plural)
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