rõivastad

Rõivastad is an Estonian verb that translates to "you dress" or "you are dressing" in English. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb rõivastuma, which means "to dress" or "to get dressed." The verb refers to the act of putting on clothes. For example, "Sa rõivastad ennast" means "You are dressing yourself." The verb can be used in both literal and figurative senses. Literally, it describes the physical act of covering one's body with garments. Figuratively, it can imply adorning or embellishing something, though this usage is less common than the literal meaning. The related noun is rõivastus, which means "clothing" or "attire." Understanding the conjugation of Estonian verbs is key to comprehending such forms. Rõivastad is a straightforward example of how Estonian grammar marks for person and number.