Laulva
Laulva is an Estonian term that refers to the present active participle of the verb laulma, which means to sing. As a present participle, laulva conveys ongoing singing action and can function as an attributive adjective or appear in predicative constructions to describe someone or something that is performing the action of singing. The form is derived by adding the suffix -va to the infinitive stem laulma; in use, it agrees with the noun it modifies in case and number, reflecting Estonian’s adjective-like behavior of participles.
In ordinary language, laulva occurs mainly in descriptive or literary contexts, where it might appear before
The related form laulnud is the past participle, meaning “having sung” or “sung,” and it participates in