usaldaksid
Usaldaksid is the Estonian verb form derived from usaldama, meaning to trust. It is a conditional mood form used to express what someone would do under a hypothetical circumstance, typically with a second-person subject. In English, it is commonly translated as “you would trust.” The conditional mood in Estonian covers possibilities, polite requests, and cautious statements, and usaldaksid serves as one of its second-person forms.
Grammatically, usaldaksid is formed from the verb stem usald- and carries the personal ending associated with
Usage and examples help illustrate its meaning. Examples include: Kas sa usaldaksid mind? (Would you trust me?)
Related terms include usaldus (trust), usaldusväärne (trustworthy), and usaldama (to trust). Usaldaksid is part of standard