rõndaks
Ründaks is a grammatical form of the Estonian verb ründama, which means to attack. It is used to express a hypothetical or potential action and typically appears in subordinate clauses. In English translation, it can often be rendered as would attack or to attack, depending on the context.
Morphology and function: Ründaks is formed from the verb stem ründ- with a suffix that marks a
Usage in Estonian: Ründaks commonly occurs in conditional constructions or clauses introduced by words like kui
Distribution and register: In everyday spoken Estonian, speakers may prefer more direct or less marked forms
Related terms: The related verb is ründama (to attack); the noun rünnak means an attack. Other related
See also: Estonian verb conjugation, conditional mood, ründama, rünnak.