No. 324 in Estonian
keda
"Whom" (used as the object form of "who").
In a sentence
Keda sa täna nägid?
Whom did you see today?
'Keda' is used as an interrogative pronoun in the accusative case to ask about a direct object in the question.
Ma ei tea, keda ta ootab.
I don't know whom he/she is waiting for.
'Keda' is used in an indirect question to refer to the direct object in the accusative case.
Keda sa tahad aidata?
Whom do you want to help?
'Keda' is applied here in a question to identify the direct object receiving the action.
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