rõivastasite

Rõivastasite is the second-person plural past tense form of the Estonian verb "rõivastama," which means to dress or to clothe someone. Therefore, "rõivastasite" translates directly to "you (plural) dressed" or "you (plural) clothed." This verb indicates an action performed by a group of people (two or more) on another person or people in the past.

The context in which "rõivastasite" is used would determine the specific meaning. For example, if someone is recounting a memory, they might say, "Nad rõivastasite mind hommikul" which means "They dressed me in the morning." Here, "nad" (they) is the subject performing the action of dressing, and "rõivastasite" is the verb indicating that action in the past, directed towards "mind" (me).

Alternatively, if a group of children were helping a younger sibling get ready, an observer might note, "Lapsed rõivastasite oma pisikest õde" meaning "The children dressed their little sister." In this instance, "lapsed" (children) is the plural subject performing the action of dressing upon "oma pisikest õde" (their little sister). The verb "rõivastasite" clearly denotes a past action by multiple individuals.