No. 754 in Estonian
teid
The Estonian word "teid" means "you" (formal or plural) or "roads/paths" (partitive plural).
In a sentence
Ma tulin teid otsima.
I came to look for you.
'Teid' is the accusative form of 'teie' (you in plural or formal singular) used here as the direct object of the verb.
Teid oodatakse vastuvõtu ruumis.
You are awaited in the reception room.
'Teid' is in the accusative case functioning as the subject of the sentence for the passive voice.
On oluline teid kõiki tervitada.
It is important to greet you all.
'Teid' is used as a plural direct object pronoun in the context of addressing a group.
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