Piisab

Piisab is an Estonian word meaning "is enough" or "suffices." It is the third person singular present form of the verb piisama, used to indicate that something is sufficient for a purpose or need.

Grammatically, piisab functions both as a personal verb form and in impersonal constructions. It commonly appears in phrases such as "See piisab" (this is enough) or "Piisab, kui..." (it is enough if...). In everyday Estonian it is used in statements, commands, or reassurances to convey adequacy or sufficiency.

Pronunciation places stress on the first syllable; roughly anglicized as "PEE-sahb." The term is native to the Finno-Ugric language family and follows regular Estonian verb conjugation patterns for simple present tense.

Outside its primary linguistic role, piisab may appear as a username, brand name, or acronym in informal online contexts, but it is not widely documented as an established proper noun or trademark. Searches for instances beyond the Estonian lexical use typically return personal or small-scale uses rather than prominent entities.

For further information on usage and conjugation, consult Estonian language resources, dictionaries, or native speakers for nuances in register and context.