No. 567 in Estonian
euroni
The Estonian word "euroni" means "up to the euro" or "until the euro."
In a sentence
Hinna tõus piirdub kümne euroni.
The price increase is limited to ten euros.
Here, 'euroni' is a postpositional case form of 'euro', which is used to indicate the upper limit or extent of the increase in price.
Tema eesmärk oli koguda raha saja euroni.
Their goal was to collect up to a hundred euros.
In this case, 'euroni' marks the goal or target amount of money to be collected.
Tänu headele pakkumistele langes nende hind viie euroni.
Thanks to good offers, their price dropped to five euros.
Here, 'euroni' is used to indicate the final amount (five euros) reached as a result of the price decrease.
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