No. 676 in Estonian

mõte

"Thought" or "idea."

In a sentence

Mul tuli hea mõte, kuidas seda probleemi lahendada.
I got a good idea on how to solve this problem.
The word 'mõte' is used in this sentence to mean 'idea' or 'thought'.
Tema mõte kaldus tihti filosoofilistesse teemadesse.
His thoughts often leaned towards philosophical topics.
Here, 'mõte' refers to 'thought', representing someone's conceptual or philosophical reflections.
Mõte sellest tegi mind väga õnnelikuks.
The thought of it made me very happy.
In this case, 'mõte' signifies 'idea' or 'imagination', relating to a conceptual notion that affects one's emotions.

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