Kirjandusteosega

"Kirjandusteosega" is a term used in Estonian to refer to a literary work, typically a book. The term is derived from the words "kirjan" (writer) and "teos" (work), indicating that it is a work created by a writer. This term encompasses a wide range of literary genres, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and drama. In the context of Estonian literature, "kirjandusteosega" often refers to works written in the Estonian language, although it can also include translations of foreign works.

The term is commonly used in academic and literary discussions to refer to specific works, authors, or genres. It is also used in the context of literary awards and prizes, where it is used to describe the works that are eligible for consideration. For example, the annual Estonian Literary Prize is awarded to the best "kirjandusteosega" published in the previous year.

In addition to its use in academic and literary contexts, "kirjandusteosega" is also used in everyday language to refer to a book or literary work. For example, someone might say "Ma olen just lugenud huvitavat kirjandusteost" (I have just read an interesting literary work) to describe a book they have recently read. Overall, "kirjandusteosega" is a versatile term that is used to describe a wide range of literary works in the Estonian language.