No. 649 in Estonian

aegade

The Estonian word "aegade" means "of times" or "of ages" in English.

In a sentence

Meenutame aegade häid mälestusi.
We remember the good memories of times past.
Here, 'aegade' is used in the genitive plural form of 'aeg' to denote 'of times'.
Aegade jooksul on tehnoloogia oluliselt arenenud.
Over time, technology has significantly advanced.
In this sentence, 'aegade' emphasizes the passage of extended periods to describe historical development.
Vanade aegade jutte on alati huvitav kuulata.
It is always interesting to hear stories of olden times.
The word 'aegade' is part of a compound phrase conveying the concept of historical or ancient eras.

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