No. 103 in Estonian
korda
"To order," "to tidy up," or "in order" depending on context.
In a sentence
Korda läinud pidu tõi külalistele rõõmu.
The well-organized party brought joy to the guests.
Here 'korda' is used to mean 'organized' or 'well-arranged', describing the state of the party.
Korista oma tuba ära ja vii kord majja.
Tidy up your room and bring order to the house.
In this context, 'kord' (partitive form 'korda') refers to 'order' or 'tidiness', emphasizing the act of cleaning and arranging.
Palun korda oma küsimust, ma ei kuulnud hästi.
Please repeat your question, I didn't hear well.
Here 'korda' functions as a verb meaning 'repeat', requesting the action of saying something again.
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