Kohtumise

Kohtumise is a term in Estonian that translates roughly as “the meeting” or “encounter.” In ordinary language, kohtumine refers to a gathering or convergence of people, ideas, or activities. When capitalized as Kohtumise, the word is often used as a proper name for a cultural, academic, or organizational initiative that centers on dialogue, exchange, and collaborative engagement.

As a proper noun, Kohtumise is employed to brand events, conferences, or platforms that emphasize conversation across disciplines, communities, or borders. Such initiatives typically aim to create space for inclusive discussion, shared learning, and networking, often combining talks, workshops, and collaborative projects. The name signals a focus on interaction rather than a single, static topic.

In broader usage, Kohtumise can appear in literature and media as a motif representing a meaningful encounter or pivotal meeting between characters. The concept is closely related to the standard noun kohtumine (a meeting); Kohtumise as a title or label highlights the thematic importance of the moment of connection itself.

See also: kohtumine, meeting, encounter. Notes: Kohtumise is primarily a linguistic and cultural label rather than a fixed single entity, and its exact interpretation can vary by context, region, and the organization that adopts the name.