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seisma

‘stand’ · runosong lemma · Estonian verb

English glossstand
Part of speechverb
LanguageEstonian
Total occurrences6,535
By corpusSKVR 0, JR 0, KR 0, ERAB 6,529

The counts in this table cover all attested spellings of this lemma, not only the headword form; all are word occurrences, except the KR figure in the By corpus row, which counts poems and is not part of the total.

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Attested wordforms

seisab, seisa, seisis, seisin, seisad, seisamaie, seisan, seista, saista, seisid, seisvad, seisma, seisaks, seisi, seisemaie, saisma, seisate, seisku, seisnud, seisema, seiske, seisavad, seisä, seisama, seisu, seisva, seisamasta, seisame, seisas, seisämaie, seistes, seisamesta, saisema, saismahe, seisamas, seiskem, seisaksin, seismä, seisatele, saisap … and 133 more of 173 attested forms

In Estonian dictionaries

Definitions are shown in Estonian: the source dictionaries are Estonian-language works.

EKSS

seisma · seista, seisan 45

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Idamurre

seisma

Sources: EKSS — Eesti keele seletav sõnaraamat, Eesti Keele Instituut (CC BY 4.0) · Idamurde sõnastik, Eesti Keele Instituut

English words in the AI translations

How often the AI analysis used each English word when it translated the uses of this word. Forms of one English word are counted together, and one translation can contain several words, so the shares can add up to more than 100%.

English wordUsesShare
stand (stands, stood, standing)7,09297.2%
stop (stopped)560.8%
get (getting)450.6%
let (let's)350.5%
send330.5%
stick (stuck)330.5%
step160.2%
tie150.2%
pole120.2%
harness100.1%
Uses counted7,297

Example verses

Companion words

Words that co-occur with this lemma inside the same verse line more often than chance predicts, ranked by log-likelihood (G²) over verse-level co-occurrence in SKVR, KR, JR and ERAB; only pairs seen at least 3 times.

WordAssociation (G²)Co-occurrences
sein4,224561
serv3,312370
ees1,522318
seitse1,342241
kus1,231405
märg1,187189
jääma852311
taga578165

Song types

Song types of the poems attesting this lemma, as catalogued per poem in the source corpora (ERAB type names are in Estonian, SKVR names in Finnish; JR and KR poems carry no song-type record).

Song typePoems
Laulu võim166
Oleks see mees minu!88
Kust laulud saadud77
Palve sakstele72
Oleks69
Kust laulud63
Kus istun - seal itken52
Nutust järv52

Collection places

Where the poems attesting this lemma were collected; each count is the number of attesting poems recorded at that place.

PlacePoems
Paistu169
Setumaa132
Haljala123
Kuusalu118
Viljandi110
Tarvastu108
Kolga-Jaani104
Ambla101
Karksi97
Halliste96

Attestation over time

Poems attesting this lemma by decade of collection or publication; undated poems are not shown.

DecadePoems
1800–18092
1820–18297
1830–18393
1840–18496
1850–18591
1860–186932
1870–1879290
1880–1889876
1890–18991,076
1900–1909271
1910–1919329
1920–1929382
1930–1939446
1940–194925

Collectors

The collectors who most often recorded poems attesting this lemma.

CollectorPoems
Karl Voldemar Rosenstrauch116
Mihkel (Tori) Ostrov108
Karl Viljak99
Oskar Philipp Kallas85
koguja teadmata71
Poems attesting this lemma (60 / 4,004)

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About this profile

The counts and examples on this page come from the lemmatized text of four Finnic runosong corpora: SKVR, JR, KR and ERAB. The table of English words comes from an AI analysis of the corpus; song types, collection places, collectors and dates follow each poem's own catalogue record.

The table of English words is counted from the translations kept in the AI analysis files, which hold only the most frequent translations of each word or spelling, so rare translations can be missing. Words that carry only grammar (such as the, to or didn’t) are left out, and so are English words used fewer than 5 times or in less than 0.1% of the uses counted. The analysis files can group two closely related words, which then show the same table.

Verses are found by the spellings listed above, so an occasional verse may show a different word spelled the same way.