säilitame

Säilitame is an Estonian word that translates to "we preserve" or "we keep" in English. It is derived from the verb "säilitama," which means to preserve, conserve, maintain, or store. The word "säilitame" is the first-person plural present indicative form of this verb.

In common usage, "säilitame" can refer to the act of keeping something safe, intact, or in good condition. This could encompass physical objects, such as preserving food or storing belongings, or more abstract concepts, like maintaining traditions or preserving cultural heritage. For example, one might say "Me säilitame oma vanu fotosid" which means "We preserve our old photographs."

The concept of preservation is important in many contexts in Estonia. This can include environmental conservation, where efforts are made to säilitame natural resources and biodiversity. It also extends to cultural preservation, such as säilitame the Estonian language, folk traditions, and historical sites. The word emphasizes a collective responsibility and action to ensure the continuation and longevity of something valuable.