Rõivastan

Rõivastan is an Estonian verb that translates to "to dress" or "to clothe" in English. It describes the action of putting on garments or adorning oneself with clothing. The verb can be used in various contexts, referring to dressing oneself, dressing another person, or the general act of wearing clothes. For instance, "Ma rõivastan end" means "I am dressing myself." When referring to dressing someone else, the sentence might be "Ta rõivastas last" meaning "She dressed the child." The verb also encompasses the idea of being clothed, as in "Ta rõivastas end uhkelt" which translates to "He dressed himself proudly." In a more general sense, "rõivastuma" is a related verb meaning "to get dressed" or "to be dressed." The root of the word relates to "rõivas," meaning garment or clothing. Therefore, rõivastan is intrinsically linked to the concept of apparel and the act of wearing it. Its usage is common in everyday Estonian conversation and literature.