This is the 296th most frequent Estonian word.
järele
"Järele" in English means "after," "for," or "to fetch," depending on the context.
Here, 'järele' means 'after', suggesting pursuit or following.
Koer jooksis palli järele.
The dog ran after the ball.
In this sentence, 'järele' denotes 'for' or 'to fetch', indicating purpose or intent.
Ma lähen poodi leiva järele.
I am going to the store to get some bread.
In this context, 'järele' implies 'after', aligned with calling or seeking attention.