No. 165 in Estonian
said
"Got" or "received."
In a sentence
Eile said nad kuulsaks.
Yesterday they became famous.
Here, "said" is the third-person plural past tense form of "saama", which means "to get" or "to become" in this context.
Õhtul said nad kingitusi.
In the evening they received gifts.
In this sentence, "said" is the past tense form of "saama", meaning "to receive" in this context.
Sa said hästi hakkama!
You did very well!
Here, "said" is also derived from "saama" and means "did" in the sense of achieving success at something.
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