Põletan

Põletan is an Estonian word that translates to "I burn" in English. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb "põlema," which means "to burn." This verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, "põletan" can refer to the act of burning something, such as "Ma põletan puid" meaning "I am burning wood." It can also describe a sensation of burning, like "Mu nahk põletan päikese käes," which translates to "My skin is burning in the sun." The word is used to describe fires, combustion, and heat-related phenomena.

Figuratively, "põletan" can convey a sense of intense emotion or a strong desire. For example, "Ma põletan igatsusest" means "I am burning with longing." It can also indicate a feeling of being consumed by something, such as "Ta põletan vihast," meaning "He is burning with anger." In this sense, it suggests an overwhelming internal state. The context is crucial for understanding the intended meaning of "põletan."