No. 882 in Estonian

kinnitada

"To confirm" or "to attach."

In a sentence

Palun kinnitage turvavöö enne lennuki õhku tõusmist.
Please fasten your seatbelt before the airplane takes off.
The word 'kinnitage' is used to mean 'fasten' or 'secure' in this context, emphasizing the act of making sure the seatbelt is properly in place.
Rääkides sellest teemast, võin kinnitada, et olukord on kontrolli all.
Speaking on this topic, I can confirm that the situation is under control.
Here, 'kinnitada' implies 'confirm' or verify, suggesting the speaker is providing assurance or validation about the situation being managed.
Ma pean oma osalemise lõplikult kinnitama sellel konverentsil.
I need to finalize my participation at this conference.
In this sentence, 'kinnitama' conveys 'finalize' or 'approve,' highlighting the formal notification or agreement to participate.

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