/ˈpirsːi/, [ˈpirs̠ːi]
AlkuperäFrom Russian би́ржа (bírža, “horse cab stand”). When automobiles replaced the horses, pirssi came to mean "taxi stand" and the taxis were called pirssiauto or simply pirssi. Later, according to the international practice the term taksi (“taxi”) was adopted.
- archaichorse cab stand
- archaictaxi stand
- colloquial, datedtaxi
- colloquialcar (automobile)
“Hieno pirssi!” — Nice wheels!
Muodotpirssi(nominative, singular) · pirssit(nominative, plural) · pirssi(accusative, nominative, singular) · pirssit(accusative, nominative, plural) · pirssin(accusative, genitive, singular) · pirssit(accusative, genitive, plural) · pirssin(genitive, singular) · pirssien(genitive, plural) · pirssiä(partitive, singular) · pirssejä(partitive, plural) · pirssissä(inessive, singular) · pirsseissä(inessive, plural) · pirssistä(elative, singular) · pirsseistä(elative, plural) · pirssiin(illative, singular) · pirsseihin(illative, plural) · pirssillä(adessive, singular) · pirsseillä(adessive, plural) · pirssiltä(ablative, singular) · pirsseiltä(ablative, plural)
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