tõotame

tõotame is an Estonian word that translates to "we promise" in English. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb "tõotama," which means to promise. The word "tõotame" is used in various contexts to express a collective commitment or assurance.

In everyday conversation, "tõotame" can be used to signify a shared pledge between two or more people. For example, friends might say "tõotame üksteist aidata," meaning "we promise to help each other." It can also be used in more formal settings, such as in agreements or declarations, where a group is making a commitment.

The concept of a promise is universal, and "tõotame" captures this essential human act of pledging one's word. The verb "tõotama" itself has roots in older Germanic languages, reflecting the long history of the concept of promising in European cultures. The plural form "tõotame" emphasizes the shared responsibility and collective nature of the promise being made.