No. 818 in Estonian
pakkumise
"Offer" or "proposal" (genitive case of "pakkumine").
In a sentence
Ma kaalun hetkel seda pakkumise, mida mulle eile tehti.
I am currently considering the offer that was made to me yesterday.
In this sentence, 'pakkumise' refers to an offer, which is a noun and is in the partitive case to express a consideration of something indefinite or ongoing.
Kas sa nägid uut pakkumise meie poe kodulehel?
Did you see the new offer on our shop's homepage?
Here, 'pakkumise' again represents an offer, in the singular partitive case, because it's tied to the accusative context of 'nägid' (did you see).
Pärast pikki läbirääkimisi jõudsime lepingu pakkumise kinnitamiseni.
After lengthy negotiations, we reached the confirmation of the contract's offer.
In this case, 'pakkumise' describes the act or entity of an offer related to the contract, highlighting its role in confirming or defining the agreement.
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