No. 914 in Estonian

päevaga

"With the day" or "in a day."

In a sentence

Ma lõpetasin raamatu lugemise ühe päevaga.
I finished reading the book in one day.
Here 'päevaga' denotes the time period within which an action was completed, translated as 'in one day'.
Töömees suutis parandustööd päevaga valmis saada.
The worker managed to complete the repairs in a day.
In this sentence, 'päevaga' describes the duration needed for accomplishing a task, emphasizing efficiency, translated as 'in a day'.
Päevaga võib ilm täielikult muutuda.
The weather can completely change in a day.
Here, 'päevaga' discusses a period of time during which a change occurs, translated as 'in a day'.

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