Crossword clues for estonian
estonian
- One from a Baltic state
- Schoolboy boxing southern European
- From one of the three Baltics
- Public schoolboy gets second in foreign language
- Perhaps Boris Johnson welcomes special European
- Baltic state national
- Baltic native
- Tallinn resident
- Language related to Finnish
- Tallinn inhabitant
- Resident of Tallinn
- Language closely related to Finnish
- Language akin to Finnish
- Kroon spender
- Hailing from Tallinn
- European language of one million
- Finnic language
- Relative of Finnish
- Tallinn native
- Native of the land known by natives as Eesti
- Like the developers of Skype
- The official language of Estonia
- Belongs to the Baltic-Finnic family of languages
- Baltic denizen
- An S.S.R. language
- College member acquiring second language
- European playing tennis, holds ball to win ace
- European nations upset after vote, ultimately
- Eg, native of Tallinn
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Estonian \Estonian\ adj. of or pertaining to Estonia.
Estonian \Estonian\ n. a native or inhabitant of Estonia.
Wikipedia
Estonian may refer to:
- Something of, from, or related to Estonia, a country in the Baltic region in northern Europe
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Estonians – people from Estonia, or of Estonian descent
- For more information about the Estonian people, see Demographics of Estonia and Culture of Estonia
- For specific persons, see List of Estonians
- The Estonian language
- See also Languages of Estonia
- Estonian cuisine
Usage examples of "estonian".
Perhaps a circle of Estonians or Byelorussians, until you get to the perimeter, and beyond the perimeter are the races condemned to barbarism.
What with all the silent messages between ghosts and geriatrics, what I saw was wild and less than wonderful --like a Chinese fire drill -- the Greek airforce -- the Estonian navy.
Maybe it had been a bit of a hot spot during the Soviet era, but from what I could see of it in my headlights and the occasional functioning streetlight, it was now very tired and flaky, the Estonian equivalent of those Victorian places in Britain that reached their expiration date in the seventies when everyone started getting on planes to Spain.
Latvians, Lithuanians, Estonians, Georgians, Ukranians, Uzbeks, Khirgizians, Moldavians, Azerbaijanis, Armenians, and dozens of other Soviet cultural and linguistic minorities, which nearly a century of forced association had failed to homogenize into a "Russian" people, would vote with their feet and secede from central control.
Estonian Native, aka Mestnaya estonskaya, Estonskaya loshad, Estonian Klepper, Estonian Pony.