Lõbustasite

Lõbustasite is the Estonian verb form meaning “you amused” or “you entertained” in the past tense for the second person plural. It is derived from lõbustama, to amuse or entertain, with the past tense ending -site indicating the second person plural in the past.

In Estonian, lõbustama is a transitive verb, so lõbustasite is typically used with a direct object that specifies what was entertained. The verb is related to lõbus, cheerful, and to the noun lõbustus, meaning amusement or entertainment.

Usage notes: Lõbustasite is commonly used to describe actions performed by you together with others toward someone or something, such as guests or an audience. The object normally appears in the accusative case, for example: külalisi (guests).

Examples:

- Te lõbustasite külalisi kogu õhtu. (You entertained the guests all evening.)

- Lõbustasite mind oma jutuga. (You entertained me with your story.)

See also: lõbustama, lõbus, lõbustus.