seisime

Seisime is a word in the Estonian language that functions as the first-person plural past tense form of the verb seista, meaning "to stand." It translates to "we stood" in English and is used to describe a past action in which the speakers were standing. Because Estonian verbs mark person and tense through endings, seisime is typically used with an explicit subject in sentences such as "Me seisime järve kaldal," meaning "We stood on the shore of the lake." The form is one of several person-number combinations derived from seista, and in ordinary prose native speakers frequently omit the pronoun when the verb conjugation makes the subject clear.

Seisime does not function as a standalone noun in standard Estonian; it is not a widely recognized proper name of a place, organization, or work in the public English-language record. If capitalized, as "Seisime," it could appear as a proper noun in a specific context (for example, a title, a brand, or a fictional place), but such usage would be context-dependent and not part of a general reference.

In other languages or domains, "seisime" does not have a widely established meaning. In linguistic discussions, the term may be cited as an example of Estonian verb conjugation rather than as a separate topic. Overall, seisime is primarily a grammatical form within the Estonian verb system and is not commonly treated as a standalone subject of study.