This is the 37th most frequent Estonian word.
saa
"Get," "can," or "receive," depending on context.
Here, 'saan' is the first-person singular form of 'saama', which means 'to be able to', implying ability or possibility.
Ma saan homme koju tulla.
I can come home tomorrow.
In this example, 'saab' in third-person singular denotes an event or change that will occur, with the sense of 'is happening' or 'is receiving'.
Peagi saab suvi otsa.
Soon, the summer will end.
The word 'saad' in second-person singular indicates capability, emphasizing the possibility for the addressed individual to perform the action.