rõivastame

rõivastame is an Estonian verb. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb rõivastama, which means "to dress" or "to clothe". Therefore, "rõivastame" translates directly to "we dress" or "we clothe". This verb is used in contexts where a group of people is performing the action of putting on clothes or adorning themselves with garments. For example, "Me rõivastame lapsed enne õue minekut" translates to "We are dressing the children before going outside." The verb can also be used in a more figurative sense, such as "rõivastame ideid sõnadeks" meaning "we clothe ideas in words," implying the act of expressing abstract concepts through language. The root word, rõivas, means "garment" or "clothing." The verb's conjugation follows standard Estonian grammar rules for present tense formation. The ending "-me" signifies the first-person plural subject. This form is a common and straightforward part of everyday Estonian vocabulary, particularly when discussing actions related to clothing or the act of dressing oneself or others.