No. 304 in Estonian

mina

"I" (first-person singular pronoun).

In a sentence

Mina lähen täna kooli.
I am going to school today.
Here, 'mina' is the subject pronoun 'I', indicating the performer of the action.
Kas sina või mina peab koristama?
Either you or I need to clean.
In this sentence, 'mina' is the second subject in a comparison, emphasizing the subject.
See on minu raamat, mitte sinu.
This is my book, not yours.
Although not directly 'mina', the possessive form 'minu' is derived from 'mina', showing possession.

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