No. 377 in Estonian
kooli
The Estonian word "kooli" means "to school" (genitive or illative case of "kool").
In a sentence
Ma lähen kooli iga päev.
I go to school every day.
Here, 'kooli' is the illative case, indicating movement towards or into 'kool' (school).
Ma peale kooli lähen trenni.
After school, I go to training.
In this sentence, 'kooli' is in the genitive case, showing possession or association, indicating 'after school' as a time-related phrase.
Kooli juures asub park.
Near the school, there is a park.
Here, 'kooli' is again in the genitive case, indicating relation or proximity to 'kool' (school).
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