This is the 465th most frequent Estonian word.
saad
"Saad" means "you get" or "you can" in English, depending on context.
In this case, 'saad' is used to express a potential consequence or result for the second person singular in future context.
Kui sa kiiresti sõidad, saad sõidutrahi.
If you drive fast, you will get a speeding ticket.
Here, 'saad' is the second person singular present form of the verb 'saama', meaning 'to get', used to express the act of receiving or obtaining.
Sa saad selle raamatu homme.
You will get this book tomorrow.
Here, 'saad' conveys comprehension or understanding, implying a rhetorical question towards the second person singular.