süüdistavad

süüdistavad is an Estonian word that translates to "accuse" or "are accusing" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb süüdistama. This verb is used when referring to multiple individuals or entities making an accusation against someone or something.

The act of süüdistama can occur in various contexts, from informal accusations between individuals to formal legal proceedings. In a legal setting, süüdistavad would refer to the prosecution, presenting evidence and arguments to prove the guilt of the defendant. Outside of legal contexts, it might describe a group of people blaming another person for a mistake or wrongdoing.

The grammatical form of süüdistavad indicates that the subject performing the action of accusing is plural. For example, "Nad süüdistavad teda valetamises" translates to "They accuse him of lying." Understanding this verb and its conjugations is essential for comprehending Estonian sentences where accusations are being made by more than one party. The word itself carries a direct connotation of attributing fault or responsibility.