Rõõmustan

Rõõmustan is an Estonian verb that translates to "I rejoice" or "I am glad" in English. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb rõõmustama, which means "to rejoice" or "to make happy." The verb describes a state of positive emotion and happiness.

The root of the word is "rõõm," meaning joy or happiness. The suffix "-mustama" indicates the process of experiencing or causing that feeling. Therefore, "rõõmustan" literally conveys the act of experiencing joy in the present moment.

This verb is commonly used in everyday Estonian conversation to express personal feelings of happiness or contentment. For example, one might say "Ma rõõmustan sinu edu üle," which translates to "I am glad about your success." It can also be used in response to good news or pleasant situations. The verb is fundamental to expressing positive emotions within the Estonian language.