Jalutavad

Jalutavad is a term that can refer to several things, primarily in the context of movement or something that moves. In Estonian, "jalutavad" is the present participle of the verb "jalutama," which means to walk or stroll. Therefore, "jalutavad" can describe people or animals that are currently walking. For example, "jalutavad inimesed" would mean "walking people."

Beyond its literal translation, "jalutavad" can also be used metaphorically. It might describe something that is in motion, even if it's not literal walking. For instance, one might speak of "jalutavad pilved" (walking clouds) to describe clouds that are drifting across the sky. The word carries a sense of gentle, unhurried movement.

In some contexts, "jalutavad" might also be part of a compound word or a specific name. Without further context, its precise meaning depends heavily on how it is used in a sentence or as part of a larger term. However, the core concept remains rooted in the idea of movement, typically at a walking pace. It is a descriptive word used to convey the action of moving on foot or in a similar, continuous fashion.