No. 28 in Estonian
enam
"Enam" in English means "any more" or "no longer," depending on context.
In a sentence
Ma ei ela siin enam.
I don't live here anymore.
The word 'enam' in this sentence adds emphasis to the negation 'no longer' or 'anymore', indicating that the action or state mentioned previously has ceased.
Kas sul on enam midagi vaja?
Do you need anything else?
In this question, 'enam' is used to complement the inquiry, asking if there is still a need or additional need for something.
Ta on oma töös parem kui enam teisi.
He is better at his work than most others.
Here, 'enam' means 'most' or 'majority', used in a comparative construction to indicate a higher degree relative to others.
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