Süüdistab

Süüdistab is an Estonian verb that translates to "to accuse" or "to implicate" in English. It is derived from the root "süüd", which means "guilt" or "fault". The verb süüdistab is typically used in the context of legal proceedings, where one party accuses another of a crime or wrongdoing.

The verb süüdistab can be used in both active and passive voice. In the active voice, it is used to indicate that someone is making an accusation, for example, "Kohus süüdistab teda kuriteo eest" (The court accuses him of a crime). In the passive voice, it is used to indicate that someone is being accused, for example, "Teda süüdistatakse kuriteo eest" (He is accused of a crime).

The verb süüdistab can also be used in a figurative sense, to accuse someone of something that is not necessarily a legal offense, for example, "Ta süüdistab mind pettuses" (He accuses me of deceit).

The verb süüdistab is a regular verb in Estonian, meaning that its conjugation follows the standard patterns for Estonian verbs. The present tense form of the verb is süüdistab, and the past tense form is süüdistas. The infinitive form of the verb is süüdistama.