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Coming out of something, and also what a book or a chat is about.
The ending
-ston the omastav (2nd form)
In EnglishOut of the house. A book about history.
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Laev väljub sadamast.
The ship is leaving the harbor.
Me jäime bussist maha.
We missed the bus.
Odrast saab karaskit.
Barley can be made into flatbread.
Ta kannab villast kampsunit.
He is wearing a wool sweater.
Millest sa mõtled?
What are you thinking about?
Saime teate isa surmast.
We received news of our father's death.
Watch out
The surprise is "about". Talking about history takes the same ending as walking out of a building.
| Word | omastav (2nd form) | -st |
|---|---|---|
| bussbus | bussi | bussistfrom the omastav (2nd form) |
| esmaspäevMonday | esmaspäeva | esmaspäevastfrom the omastav (2nd form) |
| hetkmoment | hetke | hetkestfrom the omastav (2nd form) |
| hommikmorning | hommiku | hommikustfrom the omastav (2nd form) |
| jääice | jää | jäästfrom the omastav (2nd form) |
| aadressaddress | aadressi | aadressistfrom the omastav (2nd form) |
jää means ice. Which one says "out of the ice"?
Me jäime bussist maha.
We missed the bus.
Here bussist is the seestütlev (-st, out of) of buss.
Käin tööl esmaspäevast reedeni.
I work from Monday to Friday.
Here esmaspäevast is the seestütlev (-st, out of) of esmaspäev.
Esimesest hetkest oli kõik selge.
Everything was clear from the very first moment.
Here hetkest is the seestütlev (-st, out of) of hetk.