Esinemine

Esinemine is an Estonian noun meaning the act of appearing or performing. It can refer to a public appearance, a stage performance, or the manifestation of an event or phenomenon. The word is formed from the verb esinema, meaning to appear or to perform, with the noun suffix -mine indicating the process or instance.

In arts and entertainment, esinemine is most commonly used to describe a performance on stage—such as a concert, theatre act, or dance routine—by a musician, actor, or group. It can also denote an artist’s scheduled appearance on television, radio, or at a venue. In a broader social or media context, esinemine can refer to a public appearance by a person at events, conferences, or public engagements.

In scientific, academic, or everyday language, esinemine can describe the appearance or manifestation of a feature, symptom, or phenomenon during observation or over time. For example, researchers might report the esinemine of a particular trait within a population or the emergence of a symptom in a medical context.

Usage notes are generally straightforward: esinemine emphasizes the event of appearing or performing, rather than the overall nature of the act. Related terms include esineja (performer) and esitus (presentation or display), used in more specific contexts.