pidada

This is the 244th most frequent Estonian word.


pidada

"Pidada" means "to hold," "to keep," "to consider," or "to have to (obligation)" in English, depending on the context.


Here, 'pidada' is used in its conjugated form 'pidas', meaning 'kept', and refers to fulfilling a promise or agreement.

Ta pidas oma lubadust ja tuli õigeks ajaks.

He kept his promise and arrived on time.


Here, 'pidada' is used in the infinitive form 'pidama', meaning 'to hold' in the context of organizing an event.

Õpetaja ütles, et me peame pidama klassikoosoleku homme.

The teacher said that we have to hold a class meeting tomorrow.


Here, 'pidada' is used to mean 'consider' or 'regard as', depicting contemplation or a judgment.

Arvatakse, et see, mida ta ütles, tuleb pidada tõeks.

It is thought that what he said should be considered true.