kaotasid
Kaotasid is an Estonian verb form functioning as the past tense of the verb kaotama, meaning to lose. It can be translated roughly as "you lost" when the subject is the second-person singular, or as "they lost" when the subject is the third-person plural; the exact subject depends on the sentence context. The form appears in sentences where the subject is either you (singular) or they; it is not used with other persons in its base form.
In usage, kaotama covers both physical loss (misplacing an object) and more abstract losses (time, opportunities,
Etymology and related forms: kaotasid is derived from kaotama, the verb meaning to lose. Related nouns include
See also: kaotus, kaotama. These entries provide the broader semantic field around the action of losing and