häiritsimme

Häiritsimme is the past tense plural form of the Estonian verb "häirima." The verb "häirima" translates to "to disturb," "to bother," "to harass," or "to annoy" in English. Therefore, "häiritsimme" specifically means "we disturbed," "we bothered," "we harassed," or "we annoyed."

The specific nuance of "häiritsimme" depends heavily on the context in which it is used. If spoken about a physical disturbance, it could mean "we disturbed the peace" or "we made a lot of noise." In a social or interpersonal context, it might imply "we bothered someone" or "we annoyed them." If used in a more serious or legal context, it could refer to "we harassed" someone.

The grammatical structure of "häiritsimme" indicates that the action was performed by a group of people ("we") in the past. The "-sime" ending is characteristic of the first-person plural past tense in Estonian verbs. This single word encapsulates both the subject and the action, a common feature of the Estonian language. Understanding the base verb "häirima" is key to deciphering the meaning of its various conjugations, including "häiritsimme."