No. 449 in Estonian
hinda
The Estonian word "hinda" means "price" or "value" in English.
In a sentence
Palun ütle mulle selle raamatu hinda.
Please tell me the price of this book.
In this sentence, 'hinda' represents the partitive case of 'hind', meaning 'the price', referring to the cost of the book.
Ma väga hinda sõprust.
I value friendship a lot.
Here, 'hinda' is the first-person singular present form of the verb 'hindama', meaning 'to value', expressing personal appreciation.
Uues poes pakutakse kaupa soodsa hinnaga.
Goods are offered at an affordable price in the new store.
In this example, the word 'hinnaga' is the comitative form of 'hind' (root 'hinda'), indicating possession or accompaniment of a price.
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