järgivab

Järgivab is an Estonian word that translates to "follows" or "will follow" in English. It is primarily used to indicate that something will come next or is the consequence of something preceding it. The word is derived from the verb "järgima," which means "to follow" or "to pursue."

In usage, järgivab often appears in contexts describing a sequence of events, a cause-and-effect relationship, or an order. For example, one might say "Päike loojub ja järgivab öö" which translates to "The sun sets and night follows." It can also be used in a more abstract sense, such as "Uus seadus järgivab eelmistest õppetundidest" meaning "The new law follows from lessons learned from the previous ones."

The grammatical form of järgivab is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb "järgima." It implies a certainty or a natural progression. While it most commonly refers to immediate succession, it can also be used for longer-term or inevitable consequences. The word is a fundamental part of the Estonian vocabulary for expressing the concept of following or coming next.