koos

See also: Koos, and Koós

Cornish

Etymology

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Noun

koos m (plural kòsow)

1. wood

Dutch

Pronunciation

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• Rhymes: -oːs

Verb

koos

1. singular past indicative of kiezen

Estonian

Etymology 1

Derived from kogu.

Preposition

koos

1. (governs the comitative) with, together with

   Ta on koos minuga.

   He's with me.

Postposition

koos

1. (governs the comitative) with, together with

   Ta oli ju meiega koos.

   He was with us, wasn't he?

Adverb

koos (not comparable)

1. together

   Lähme kõik koos.

   Let's all go together

2. covered or soiled with something

   Saapad on sitaga koos.

   The boots are covered in shit.

Etymology 2

From Middle Low German kōrs, ultimately from Latin cursus.

Noun

koos (genitive koosi, partitive koosi)

1. (uncommon) course (direction of travel)

   Laev on Vormsi koosis.

   The ship is on course for Vormsi.

Declension

Declension of koos (ÕS type 22e/riik, length gradation)
		singular	plural
nominative		koos	koosid
accusative	nom.
	gen.	koosi
genitive			kooside
partitive		koosi	koose koosisid
illative		koosi koosisse	koosidesse koosesse
inessive		koosis	koosides kooses
elative		koosist	koosidest koosest
allative		koosile	koosidele koosele
adessive		koosil	koosidel koosel
ablative		koosilt	koosidelt kooselt
translative		koosiks	koosideks kooseks
terminative		koosini	koosideni
essive		koosina	koosidena
abessive		koosita	koosideta
comitative		koosiga	koosidega

Synonyms

• kurss
• suund