Klõpsudega

Klõpsudega is an Estonian term that generally translates to "with clicks" or "clicked." It is a versatile phrase used in various contexts, often referring to a method of interaction or operation that involves the use of a mouse or other pointing device to select or activate elements.

In the realm of computing, "klõpsudega" frequently describes user interface interactions. For instance, a button or link that can be activated by clicking it with a mouse is said to be operated "klõpsudega." Similarly, navigating through menus or selecting options on a screen is often done "klõpsudega." The term can also be used to differentiate from other input methods, such as keyboard commands or touch gestures.

Beyond digital interfaces, "klõpsudega" might also describe physical actions that produce a clicking sound. This could range from the operation of a mechanical switch to the sound of a camera shutter. The specific meaning is heavily dependent on the surrounding context.

The grammatical form "klõpsudega" is the adessive plural of the noun "klõps," which means "click." This grammatical structure indicates the instrument or manner by which an action is performed. Therefore, it signifies performing an action by means of, or accompanied by, clicks.