siseneb

siseneb is the third-person singular present tense form of the Estonian verb sisenema, meaning "to enter" or "to go into." It is used when the subject performs the action of entering a space, building, or other enclosure. The form appears in standard Estonian grammar and is common in both speech and writing.

Morphology and related forms: sisenema is an -ema verb. The present tense third-person singular ending is -eb, giving siseneb. The infinitive is sisenema, and the root is sisen-. Other present tense forms include sisenen (I enter), sisened (you enter), siseneme (we enter), sisenete (you, plural, enter), and sisenevad (they enter). This pattern follows the typical conjugation for -ema verbs in Estonian.

Usage: siseneb is used to indicate that someone enters or begins to enter a space or enclosed area. It can describe literal movement, such as entering a room or building, as well as more figurative entrances into situations, groups, or activities. The verb often appears with complements specifying the destination or context, commonly expressed with appropriate case forms or directional phrases.

Examples: Ta siseneb. Translation: He enters. In extended sentences, the destination or space may be specified, for example by adding a locative or illative phrase to clarify into what or where the entering occurs.

See also: Estonian verbs, sisenema, Estonian grammar.