saaksid
Saaksid is an Estonian verb form and a key example of the conditional mood in the language. It is the second-person singular form of the verb saama, meaning to get or to be able to. Saaksid expresses hypothetical possibility or polite requests in everyday speech, often occurring in clauses introduced by kui (if) or in questions such as Kas saaksid… (Could you…).
Grammatical notes: The form saaksid is derived from the stem saaks- and carries the second-person singular conditional
Usage and contexts: Saaksid appears in both informal and formal Estonian, particularly in spoken language and
- Kui saaksid mind aidata, oleksin väga tänulik. (If you could help me, I would be very grateful.)