No. 44 in Estonian
lisas
The Estonian word "lisas" means "added" or "in addition."
In a sentence
Lisasin oma kirjale veel mõned täpsustused.
I added a few clarifications to my letter.
In this sentence, 'lisasin' is the main verb in the past tense, meaning 'I added'.
Raamat lisas mulle palju uusi teadmisi.
The book added a lot of new knowledge for me.
Here, 'lisas' functions as the main verb in the past tense, describing the action of adding something with the subject being the book.
Peale õnnitlusi lisas ta kingituse.
After the congratulations, she added the gift.
In this context, 'lisas' indicates the action of adding or including something further, performed by 'ta' (she).
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