võrdlata

Võrdlata is an Estonian verb that translates to "to compare" in English. It is a common verb used in everyday language to describe the act of examining two or more things to identify similarities and differences. The infinitive form of the verb is võrdlata.

The conjugation of võrdlata follows the regular pattern for Estonian verbs. For example, in the present tense, it becomes "võrdlen" (I compare), "võrdled" (you compare), "võrdleb" (he/she/it compares), "võrdleme" (we compare), "võrdlete" (you all compare), and "võrdlevad" (they compare). In the past tense, the forms change accordingly, such as "võrdlesin" (I compared).

Võrdlata can be used in various contexts. One might võrdlata different products before making a purchase, or võrdlata historical events to understand their impact. It can also be used for abstract concepts, such as võrdlata different theories or võrdlata people's opinions. The verb emphasizes the process of analysis and evaluation. Understanding the nuances of võrdlata is essential for comprehending Estonian communication and expressing comparative ideas accurately.