/ˈpusero/, [ˈpus̠e̞ro̞]
AlkuperäBorrowed from Swedish bussarong. From Low German buserun, busserun, from Dutch boezeroen, from French bourgeron. Compare Danish busseronne, Norwegian busserull.
- blouse
“Elina on kauniin ruskean tukkansa kammannut korkealle kireäksi nutturaksi, sitonut sen narunpätkällä. Hänen yllään on harmaa hame ja siniruutuinen ohut pusero.” — Elina has her beautiful brown hair in an updo, tied with a string. She is wearing a gray skirt and a thin blue blouse.
- sweater, light jacket
Muodotpusero(nominative, singular) · puserot(nominative, plural) · pusero(accusative, nominative, singular) · puserot(accusative, nominative, plural) · puseron(accusative, genitive, singular) · puserot(accusative, genitive, plural) · puseron(genitive, singular) · puserojen(genitive, plural) · puseroiden(genitive, plural) · puseroitten(genitive, plural) · puseroa(partitive, singular) · puseroja(partitive, plural) · puseroita(partitive, plural) · puserossa(inessive, singular) · puseroissa(inessive, plural) · puserosta(elative, singular) · puseroista(elative, plural) · puseroon(illative, singular) · puseroihin(illative, plural) · puserolla(adessive, singular)