Külastasid

K Ü L A S T A S I D is an Estonian word. It is the past tense plural form of the verb "külastama," which translates to "to visit." Therefore, "külastasid" means "they visited" or "you (plural) visited."

The word is used in various contexts to describe the act of visiting a place or a person. For example, one might say "Nad külastasid muuseumi" which means "They visited the museum." Similarly, "Mina külastasin neid eelmisel nädalal" translates to "I visited them last week," though in this specific sentence, "külastasin" is the first person singular past tense. When referring to multiple people visiting, "külastasid" is the correct form.

The grammatical structure of Estonian involves verb conjugations that change based on person, number, and tense. "Külastasid" specifically indicates a completed action in the past, performed by more than one person or by the informal plural "you." Understanding the different verb forms is crucial for accurate communication in Estonian. The word itself is a common part of everyday language, used in both formal and informal settings.