läbides

Läbides is an Estonian verb that translates to "passing through," "going through," or "penetrating" in English. It describes the act of moving from one side or place to another, often implying a journey or traversal of a space. The verb can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, läbides can refer to physical movement. For example, one might say "autod läbivad linna" which means "cars are passing through the city." It can also describe the process of something going through a material, such as "vesi läbib kanga" meaning "water penetrates the fabric."

Figuratively, läbides can indicate overcoming obstacles or enduring a difficult period. "Ta läbis raske aja" translates to "He went through a difficult time." It can also describe the process of learning or mastering something, as in "õpilased läbivad materjali" meaning "students are going through the material." The context of the sentence determines the precise nuance of the word.