No. 35 in Estonian
neid
"Them" (accusative or partitive form).
In a sentence
Kus sa neid raamatuid lugesid?
Where did you read those books?
In this sentence, 'neid' is the partitive form of 'need' (these/those), referring to the books being read.
Ma nägin neid poisse mängimas.
I saw those boys playing.
Here, 'neid' functions as the partitive form of 'need', referring to the boys observed.
Õpetaja jagas neid ülesandeid kõigile.
The teacher distributed those assignments to everyone.
In this sentence, 'neid' is the object in the partitive form of 'need', referring to the assignments given.
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