rõõmustame

Rõõmustame is an Estonian verb that translates to "to rejoice," "to be glad," or "to delight" in English. It is a commonly used word in everyday Estonian conversation and literature. The verb is derived from the noun "rõõm," which means "joy" or "happiness."

The word "rõõmustame" is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb "rõõmustada" (to make happy, to gladden). This means it signifies "we rejoice" or "we are glad." For example, one might say "Me rõõmustame sinu üle" which translates to "We are glad about you."

The verb can be used in various contexts. It can express a general feeling of happiness, such as "Me rõõmustame, et ilm on ilus" (We rejoice that the weather is beautiful). It can also be used in more specific situations, like celebrating an achievement or a positive event. The antonym of "rõõmustame" would be a verb expressing sadness or sorrow, such as "kurvastame" (we are sad). The concept of rejoicing is a universal human emotion, and "rõõmustame" serves as the direct expression of this in the Estonian language.