No. 730 in Estonian
kutsus
"Invited" or "called."
In a sentence
Ta kutsus oma sõbra peole.
He invited his friend to the party.
In this sentence, 'kutsus' is used to mean 'invited', indicating that the subject extended an invitation.
Õpilane kutsus õpetajat küsima küsimusi.
The student called the teacher to ask questions.
Here, 'kutsus' implies 'called', suggesting that someone summoned or called someone else.
Ta kutsus abi, kui nägi õnnetust.
He called for help when he saw the accident.
In this instance, 'kutsus' translates to 'called for', showing a request or a plea for assistance.
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