liigutame

Liigutame is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Estonian verb liigutama, meaning to move, relocate, or to cause to move. It is a transitive verb used with objects that are being moved, such as physical items, and it can also be used metaphorically to describe affecting someone emotionally or changing a situation.

In present tense, the verb forms follow the standard Estonian pattern for -ama verbs. Examples include: ma liigutan (I move), sa liigutad (you move), ta liigutab (he/she moves), me liigutame (we move), te liigutate (you all move), nad liigutavad (they move). The form liigutame specifically marks the first-person plural, indicating the speaker as part of a group performing the action.

Usage and nuances: liigutama is commonly used for physical relocation, such as moving furniture, boxes, or other objects. It can also appear in phrases like liigutab mind, meaning “it moves me” in an emotional sense or to describe something that prompts a reaction. The verb supports both concrete and abstract movement, depending on context.

Related forms include liigutus (movement, act of moving) and liigutatav (movable, subject to being moved). The vocabulary is everyday Estonian and commonly encountered in conversations about arranging space, logistics, or expressing emotional impact.

In summary, liigutame denotes a collective, present-tense action of moving something, with broad applicability to physical relocation and figurative expressions of influence or emotion.