Ekraanima

Ekraanima is an Estonian verb meaning to display content on a screen or to project information onto a display. The word is formed from the noun ekraan 'screen' and the infinitive suffix -ima, and it belongs to a class of verbs formed from nominal stems with -ima.

Usage and domains: It is used in contexts related to information technology, broadcasting, video production, and user-interface design to describe the action of rendering text, graphics, or video on a display. In technical writing it can refer to showing notifications, dashboards, or video streams on a monitor or other display device, and it can cover both static content rendering and dynamic updates that occur in real time.

Forms and related terms: The corresponding noun ekraanimine denotes the act of displaying on a screen, as a concept in project planning or UX design. The concept is broadly associated with ekraanitehnoloogia (screen technology), digital media, and computer-user interfaces. In Estonian, ekraanima is part of everyday technical vocabulary and is common in contexts involving screens, displays, and digital communications.

Related terms: Related terms include ekraan (screen) and kuvamine (displaying). The word remains primarily used in Estonian-language contexts, with English terms often employed in international or cross-language settings.