Rahakottis

Rahakottis is an Estonian noun form meaning "in the wallet." It is the inessive singular form of rahakott, the word for wallet. The word rahakott itself is a compound of raha (money) and kott (bag). The inessive case expresses location, and rahakottis is one common instance of this pattern in Estonian grammar.

In practice, rahakottis appears in sentences to indicate that something is located inside a wallet. For example, "Raha on rahakottis" means "The money is in the wallet." The form is used with other words as well to show placement inside the wallet.

Estonian relies on case endings rather than prepositions to express location, and rahakottis is a standard example of the inessive case. It illustrates how noun endings convey spatial meaning within the language’s grammatical system.