No. 153 in Estonian
sinna
The Estonian word "sinna" means "to there" or "to that place" in English.
In a sentence
Ma lähen sinna homme.
I am going there tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'sinna' is used to indicate the direction or destination of 'I am going'.
Too need raamatud sinna, kus sa need leidsid.
Bring these books to the place where you found them.
Here, 'sinna' specifies the destination to which the books should be taken.
Kas sa tead, kui kaugel sinna on?
Do you know how far it is to there?
In this case, 'sinna' is utilized to identify the target destination whose distance is being inquired.
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