Soovita

Soovita is a term that appears in Estonian language contexts, most often recognized as a nonstandard form related to the standard verb meaning to wish or desire. In proper Estonian, the canonical infinitive is soovida, and soovita is not listed as the standard dictionary form. In practical use, speakers typically rely on soovida or its conjugated forms, such as soovin (I wish), soovid (you wish), or soovib (he/she wishes).

The verb soovida belongs to the class of Estonian -ida verbs and follows regular strong-consonant patterns in its conjugation. Present tense forms include soovin, soovid, soovib, soovime, soovite, soovivad. The past tense forms are soovis, soovisid, soovis, soovisime, soovisite, soovisid. The past participle is soovitud, used in passive or adjectival constructions, as in soovitud eesmärk (the desired goal). The imperative forms are soovi (singular) and soovige (plural/formal), used to directly tell someone to wish or to desire something in a directive sense.

In usage, soovida expresses wishes or desires toward persons, outcomes, or circumstances. Common phrases include Ma soovin teile head aega (I wish you a good time) or Soovin teile edu (I wish you success). The noun form soov captures the notion of a wish or longing, and related terms such as soovitus (a recommendation) derive from the same semantic field.

If Soovita refers to a specific proper noun (such as a brand, project, or place), more context would be needed, as the standard Estonian vocabulary has no widely recognized entry under that exact form.