This is the 859th most frequent Estonian word.
no
The Estonian word "no" is a conversational filler meaning "well," "so," or "yeah."
In this sentence, 'no' serves as an introductory interjection, similar to 'well' in English, used to call someone's attention before asking them to perform an action.
No tule siia, ma tahan sulle midagi näidata.
Well come here, I want to show you something.
Here, 'no' forms part of the phrase 'nojah,' which expresses agreement or concession, akin to saying 'well' or 'alright' in a conversational tone.
Nojah, ma arvan, et sul on õigus.
Well, I think you are right.
In this context, 'no' acts as a confirmation or marker signaling readiness or a decision to proceed, functioning similarly to 'okay' or 'so' when moving forward in dialogue.