Lõhkusin

Lõhkusin is an Estonian word that translates to "I broke" or "I shattered" in English. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb lõhkuma, which means to break, shatter, or burst. The word can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, lõhkusin could describe the act of breaking a physical object. For example, one might say "Ma lõhkusin tassi" which means "I broke the cup." It can also refer to more forceful breaking, such as a dam bursting or something exploding.

Figuratively, lõhkusin can describe the act of breaking a promise, a rule, or a relationship. For instance, "Ma lõhkusin oma lubaduse" translates to "I broke my promise." It can also imply causing emotional damage or distress to someone. The intensity of the breaking can be conveyed by the context in which the word is used. The root word "lõhkuma" itself suggests a more significant or forceful breaking than a simple word like "murda" (to break). The ending "-sin" clearly indicates the past tense and the first-person perspective.