Kindlustasite

Kindlustasite is an Estonian verb form derived from the verb kindlustama, meaning to insure or to guarantee. It represents the second-person plural past tense, used when addressing more than one person or employing formal address. In English, it is typically rendered as “you insured.”

Grammatically, kindlustasite comes from the present-stem kindlust- plus the past-tense ending -asite, signaling a completed action in the past and a second-person plural subject. The infinitive form is kindlustama; corresponding present tense for “you insure” is kindlustate, while past tense forms include sa kindlustasid (you insured, singular) and te kindlustasite (you insured, plural).

Usage notes: kindlustasite appears in narratives or reports describing actions taken by a group of people. It is commonly found in insurance or contractual contexts, but can also appear in broader phrases involving guarantee or security. For singular address, other past-tense forms such as kindlustasin (I insured) or kindlustasid (you insured, singular) would be used, depending on the subject.

See also: Estonian verbs; kindlustama (to insure, to guarantee); Estonian past tenses; Estonian orthography and conjugation patterns.