No. 862 in Estonian
sikkut
The Estonian word "sikkut" means "young male goat" (kid).
In a sentence
Sikkut aitab alati, kui naabrid vajavad abi.
Sikkut always helps when the neighbors need assistance.
Here, 'Sikkut' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Hobuse seljast maha kukkudes haakus ta sikkudega.
While falling off the horse, he got caught with hooks.
In this sentence, 'sikkudega' is related to 'sikk', which can mean a hook, demonstrating a different noun usage.
Tööpäeva ajal keskendus Sikkut põhjalikult.
During the workday, Sikkut focused intensely.
Again, 'Sikkut' is a proper noun, indicating the person's name, to show varied contexts of named entities.
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