Kustutasin

Kustutasin is an Estonian verb form meaning “I deleted.” It is the first-person singular simple past tense of kustutama, the verb meaning to delete or to erase. The infinitive is kustutada. In present tense, the basic forms are kustutan, kustutad, kustutab, kustutame, kustutate, kustutavad.

Kustutama is a regular -ta verb, and kustutasin is formed from the stem kustuta- with standard past tense endings. Other past-tense forms exist for different persons and numbers, such as kustutasid or kustutasime, depending on the subject.

In usage, kustutasin describes a completed deletion and is common in both everyday language and digital contexts. It can refer to removing a message, a file, an entry, or other items, and it may be used literally or figuratively to indicate erasing or removing something from memory or records. Example: Ma kustutasin e-kirja. (I deleted the email.)

Etymology and related forms: kustutasin is derived from the verb kustutada. Related nouns and verb forms include kustutus (deletion) and kustutamine (erasing), which are used to discuss the action or state of deletion in general terms. The word is widely understood in Estonian-language settings, particularly related to computing, editing, and data handling.