Eripüüdud

Eripüüdud is an Estonian term that translates to "specially caught" or "exceptionally caught." It is often used in the context of fishing to denote fish that have been caught using methods or in circumstances that are considered unusual or specialized. This can include techniques that target specific species, employ particular bait or lures, or occur during specific times or weather conditions that are not typical for general fishing.

The term can also extend beyond fishing to describe anything that has been "exceptionally" or "uniquely" acquired. For example, a rare artifact might be described as eripüüdud if its acquisition involved a special effort or a unique opportunity. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to a situation or discovery that is out of the ordinary, achieved through a deliberate and specialized approach rather than chance. The emphasis is on the intentionality and uniqueness of the catching or obtaining process, distinguishing it from routine or common methods.