Läksin
Lõksin is an Estonian term that appears primarily in linguistic, dialectal, or historical contexts. In standard Estonian, the common noun for a trap is lõks, while lõksin is not widely used as a separate dictionary entry. When it occurs, it is typically understood as a verb-related form connected to the concept of trapping, rather than as a widely attested standalone word.
Lõksin is derived from the noun lõks, meaning “trap” or “snare.” In many languages, noun bases serve
In contemporary standard Estonian, speakers typically express trapping actions with more common constructions, such as verb
Lõks (trap), lõksus (in a trap), lõksuvormid (trap-related forms)