No. 747 in Estonian

reede

"Reede" means "Friday" in English.

In a sentence

Täna on reede.
Today is Friday.
Here, 'reede' is used as a noun to indicate the day of the week, specifically Friday.
Ma ootan reedet, kui tuleb puhkus.
I am looking forward to Friday when the vacation starts.
In this example, 'reedet' is the partitive case of 'reede', indicating an anticipation or action directed towards the day.
Igal reedel käime ujumas.
Every Friday we go swimming.
Here, 'reedel' is in the adessive case, denoting a recurring action that happens on Fridays.

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