Sõnaraamatut

Sõnaraamatut is the partitive singular form of the Estonian word "sõnaraamat," which translates to "dictionary" in English. Therefore, "sõnaraamatut" refers to "a dictionary" in a context where it is the object of an action or the recipient of something. For example, one might say "Ma otsin sõnaraamatut" meaning "I am looking for a dictionary," or "Mul on uus sõnaraamatut" which could imply "I have a new dictionary" in a specific grammatical construction. The partitive case in Estonian is used to indicate an indefinite quantity or an incomplete action, which is why "sõnaraamatut" appears in such sentences. The dictionary itself, as a general concept or a singular, definite item, would be referred to using other cases of "sõnaraamat," such as the nominative "sõnaraamat" or genitive "sõnaraamatu." Understanding the various cases of Estonian nouns is crucial for accurate translation and comprehension of the language.