Õlida

Õlida is a word found in the Estonian language. It functions as a verb and is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "õluma." "Õluma" itself means to move something with a lever or to pry something open. Therefore, "õlida" directly translates to "you pried" or "you levered." This grammatical form indicates a completed action performed by a single individual in the past. The context in which "õlida" is used would determine the specific object or situation being pried or levered. It is a common verb in everyday Estonian conversation and literature when referring to past actions involving mechanical advantage or force.