Konkreteerida

Konkreteerida is a verb in the Estonian language. It translates to "to make concrete," "to concretize," or "to specify" in English. The word is derived from the adjective "konkreetne," meaning concrete or specific.

The verb "konkreteerida" is used to describe the process of taking an abstract idea, concept, or plan and making it tangible, measurable, or definite. It implies moving from a general notion to a more detailed and practical form. For example, one might konkretiseerida a business idea by developing a detailed business plan, outlining specific goals, strategies, and financial projections. Similarly, a vague suggestion might be konkretised into a series of actionable steps.

The act of konkretiseerida often involves providing evidence, examples, or data to support a claim or to illustrate a point more clearly. It is about adding substance and detail to something that might otherwise be vague or theoretical. In discussions or planning sessions, asking someone to konkretiseerida means requesting them to be more specific and provide concrete examples or details. The opposite of konkretiseerida would be to generalize or abstract.