Jõudsite

Jõudsite is an Estonian verb form used for the past tense with the second-person plural subject. It comes from the verb jõudma (to reach, to arrive, to manage to). In translation, jõudsite typically means “you (all) arrived” or “you (all) reached,” and it can also convey the sense of having succeeded in doing something, depending on context.

Morphology and usage: In Estonian, finite verbs mark person and number. The stem jõud- plus the ending -site forms the past tense for the second person plural. Therefore, jõudsite indicates that a completed action was performed by you plural. It is used when addressing a group or when the subject is understood to be plural. The form can refer to physical arrival at a place or to figurative attainment, such as reaching a goal.

Examples:

- Te jõudsite õigel ajal kohale. (You arrived on time.)

- Te jõudsite selle eesmärgini. (You reached that goal.)

Related forms: The corresponding singular past tense is jõudsid (you arrived/reached, singular). The present tense for second person plural is jõuate (you reach/you are able to). These forms reflect the standard Estonian verb conjugation patterns for the verb jõudma.