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punkti

The Estonian word "punkti" is the genitive or partitive form of "punkt," meaning "point" or "dot."

In a sentence

Ta saavutas mängus kõrgeimad punktid.
He/she scored the highest points in the game.
In this sentence, 'punktid' refers to 'points' as scored units in a game or competition.
Peame arutama kõiki päevakorra punkte.
We need to discuss all the points on the agenda.
Here, 'punkte' (in genitive plural) signifies 'items' or 'points' in the context of an agenda.
Kaardil märgiti punkti tähendus tähekesega.
The significance of the point on the map was marked with an asterisk.
In this instance, 'punkti' is used to denote 'the point' on a map or location marker.

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