No. 45 in Estonian
eurot
The word "eurot" is the partitive plural form of "euro," meaning "euros" in Estonian.
In a sentence
Ma andsin talle viiskümmend eurot.
I gave him fifty euros.
Here 'eurot' is in the partitive case to indicate giving an amount of money.
Ta leidis teel kümme eurot.
He found ten euros on the road.
In this sentence, 'eurot' is in the partitive case, commonly used for unspecified amounts or instances of found objects.
Mul on vaja kahte eurot.
I need two euros.
The word 'eurot' is in the partitive case because it indicates a required amount.
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