No. 110 in Estonian

näha

"To see."

In a sentence

Ma tahan näha merevaadet.
I want to see the sea view.
In this sentence, 'näha' is the infinitive form, meaning 'to see'.
Kas sa suudad näha seda kauget maja?
Can you see that distant house?
Here, 'näha' represents the act of perceiving visually.
Ta ütles, et tahab midagi ilusat näha.
They said they want to see something beautiful.
The word 'näha' in this phrase is used as part of a complement describing the desire to see.

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