No. 889 in Estonian

kuulub

"Kuulub" means "belongs" in English.

In a sentence

See maja kuulub mu vanematele.
This house belongs to my parents.
Here, 'kuulub' indicates possession or ownership of the house by the speaker's parents.
See laul kuulub Euroopa rahvalaulude hulka.
This song belongs to the group of European folk songs.
In this sentence, 'kuulub' conveys categorization or inclusion of the song within a specific group.
Eesti kuulub Euroopa Liitu.
Estonia belongs to the European Union.
The term 'kuulub' here signifies association or inclusion of Estonia within the European Union.

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