No. 268 in Estonian

rahul

"Rahul" means "calm" or "content" in English.

In a sentence

Ma olen väga rahul oma saavutustega.
I am very satisfied with my achievements.
The word 'rahul' here is used as an adjective, meaning 'satisfied'.
Pärast pingelist päeva tunnen, et vajan rahu.
After a stressful day, I feel that I need peace.
Here, 'rahu' is used as a noun, meaning 'peace'.
Õpilased leidsid lõpuks rahu õpetaja selgituste abil.
The students finally found peace with the help of the teacher's explanations.
In this sentence, 'rahul' implies a state of calmness or resolution achieved.

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