Jälgita

Jälgita is an Estonian word that translates to "track" or "follow" in English. It is a verb that can be used in various contexts, both literally and figuratively.

Literally, jälgita refers to the act of physically following someone or something. For example, one might jälgita a suspect's movements, or jälgita the tracks of an animal in the snow. This usage emphasizes observation and pursuit.

Figuratively, jälgita can mean to monitor, observe, or keep track of something. This could involve monitoring progress on a project, observing changes in data, or simply keeping an eye on a situation. It implies a continuous or periodic form of attention.

The word can also be used in the sense of adhering to or observing rules, principles, or instructions. For instance, one might jälgita traffic laws or jälgita a specific set of guidelines. In this context, it signifies compliance and adherence.

The imperative form of the verb, jälgige, means "follow" or "track" as a command or instruction. This is often seen in directions or when asking someone to keep watch. The infinitive form is jälgida, meaning "to track" or "to follow." The word's versatility allows it to be applied to a wide range of scenarios involving observation, pursuit, and adherence.