Esemed

Esemed is a common Estonian noun meaning items, articles, or objects. It is the plural form of ese, referring to tangible things rather than abstract concepts. The term is widely used in everyday speech as well as in inventories, catalogs, shops, and museum contexts to refer to individual physical objects such as tools, furniture, artifacts, or merchandise.

Esemed covers a broad range of physical objects, from everyday household items to cultural artifacts. It is a neutral, general term suited for both formal and informal contexts. The word is often used in lists, descriptions, and catalogs to indicate items in a collection, stock, or inventory. In specialized settings, more precise terms (such as kaup, toode, or ese) may be used when appropriate.

Examples: Estonian sentences include: "Poes on laias valikus esemeid." (The shop has a wide range of items.) "Muuseumis on palju esemeid, mis kuuluvad kollektsiooni." (The museum has many objects that belong to the collection.)