Harjutust

Harjutust is an Estonian noun form that refers to an exercise or drill used for practice. It is the partitive singular form of harjutus, a noun derived from the verb harjutama meaning to practice or drill. The term appears across domains such as education, music, sports, and language training, where it denotes a specific task or set of tasks designed to develop skill or knowledge. In educational materials harjutust may be used to describe a practice item or problem in a workbook or worksheet; in sports or physical training it may refer to a particular drill or set of movements; in music or language learning it is used to denote a practice exercise intended to build proficiency.

Grammatical notes: Harjutust is the partitive singular of harjutus; other forms include harjutuse (genitive singular), harjutus (nominative singular), and harjutused (nominative plural). The word is built from the verb harjutama, in turn related to practice and repetition.

See also: harjutus, harjutama.