saatis
Saatis is the past tense form of the Estonian verb saata, meaning to send. It marks a third-person singular subject and translates as “he sent” or “she sent.” Saata is a common transitive verb used across daily speech and writing, and saatis appears frequently in narratives, reports, and letters where someone performed the action of sending something.
In usage, saatis is typically followed by a direct object in Estonian, such as a letter, message,
Etymologically, saata belongs to the Finnic branch of the Uralic language family, and saatis is formed by
Outside of Estonian, saatis is not generally recognized as a standalone term and is most often encountered