tarjosit

Tarjosit is a word from the Estonian language, serving as a past tense form of the verb tarjota, which means to offer or provide. It is used to express that an offer was made in the past by a subject. Like other Estonian verb forms ending in -ta, tarjosit follows standard conjugation patterns, with its person and number determined by the subject of the sentence and the surrounding context.

In usage, tarjosit appears in both everyday speech and written contexts. It commonly arises in discussions about proposals, discounts, services, or other offers that were extended to someone in the past. Because it is a finite verb form, tarjosit functions as the main predicate in a clause and can be accompanied by objects detailing what was offered or by indirect objects indicating the recipient.

The term sits within a broader lexical field related to offering and proposals in Estonian. Its infinitive counterpart is tarjota, and related nouns and phrases are used to describe offers, proposals, and promotions in various registers—from casual conversation to business communication.

See also: tarjota, pakkuda, pakkumine, Estonian verbs.