Vocab: kohtuma - to meet
to meet; to come together with someone; to encounter or run into someone; (of parties/people) to hold a meeting
Building blocks
koht- → root (linked to koht = “place”)
-u- → reflexive (the action happens mutually, by itself)
-ma → infinitive ending
So literally kohtuma means: “to come together (in one place)”
How to use it
What to remember
Whoever you meet takes the Comitative case (ending -ga)
Example
Ma kohtun homme kliendiga
Literally: “I meet tomorrow client-with”
Idiomatically: “I'm meeting a client tomorrow”
Ma - Pronoun - Nominative Singular: "I"
kohtun - Verb - 1st Person Singular, Present Tense: "meet"
homme - Adverb - Indeclinable: "tomorrow"
kliendiga - Noun - Comitative Singular: "with a client"


