Vocab: harjutama - to practice
to practice; to repeat activities or methods in order to develop certain abilities, acquire skills, or build habits; to help someone develop a habit
Building blocks
harju- → comes from harjuma = to get used to / to become accustomed to
-ta- → (causative) means to make something happen
-ma → infinitive ending
So literally, harjutama means: “to make (something or someone) get used to something”→ which naturally became to practise / to train
How to use it
What to remember
What you practice is in the Partitive case (thirdd base form)
Example
Kitarriklubi harjutab iga nädal uusi lugusid
Literally: “Guitar-club practices every week new songs”
Idiomatically: “The guitar club practises new songs every week”
Kitarriklubi - Noun - Nomiantive Singular: "Guitar club"
harjutab - Verb - 3rd Person Singular, Present Tense: "practices"
iga - Pronoun - Nominative Singular: "every"
nädal - Noun - Nominative Singular: "week"
uusi - Adjective - Partitive Plural: "new"
lugusid - Noun - Partitive Plural: "songs"