No. 508 in Estonian
toonud
"Toonud" is the Estonian past participle of "tooma," meaning "brought."
In a sentence
Eile oli vihm meid huvitavasse muuseumisse toonud.
Yesterday, the rain had brought us to an interesting museum.
In this sentence, 'toonud' is used as a past participle to indicate that the action of bringing (by the rain) has been completed in the past.
Kas sa oled raamatu tagasi toonud?
Have you brought the book back?
Here, 'toonud' is part of a present perfect question, indicating that the action of bringing the book back is being inquired about.
Ta küsis, kes oli koogi toonud.
They asked who had brought the cake.
In this case, 'toonud' functions as part of a subordinate clause referring to the completed action of bringing the cake.
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