No. 147 in Estonian

lõpus

"At the end."

In a sentence

Raamatu lõpus on ilus moraal.
At the end of the book, there is a beautiful moral.
The word 'lõpus' refers to the final segment or concluding part of the book.
Kooli lõpus pidid kõik lõpukirja kirjutama.
At the end of school, everyone had to write a farewell letter.
The term 'lõpus' here indicates the concluding time or final period of school.
Pika päeva lõpus tundis ta end väsinuna.
At the end of a long day, he felt tired.
In this context, 'lõpus' is used to indicate the completion or final moments of a long day.

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