leidavad
Leidavad is a form in the Estonian language. It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb leida, meaning “to find.” As such, leidavad is used when the subject of the sentence is a group (they) and the action is happening in the present.
Morphology and usage: In Estonian, leida is a regular verb, and its present tense for third-person plural
- Nad leiavad uusi võimalusi. (They find new opportunities.)
- Nad leiavad vastuseid küsimustele. (They find answers to the questions.)
- Kui nad leiavad tee, saavad nad edasi liikuda. (If they find a way, they can move on.)
- Leidavad is a finite verb form and cannot be used as a noun. It agrees in number
- The infinitive form of the verb is leida; past tenses use different forms such as leidis (he/she
- In style, leidavad is common in both written and spoken Estonian, including journalism, literature, and everyday
See also: leida, Estonian verb conjugation, Estonian grammar.