Kustutamised

Kustutamised is the Estonian plural noun for the act of deleting or erasing information. The singular form kustutamine denotes the act of deletion, and the related verb is kustutama, meaning “to delete.” The word is commonly used in computing, editing, and data-management contexts to refer to multiple deletions.

Origin and form: Kustutamised is derived from the verb kustutama with the nominalizing suffix -mine; the plural form indicates several deletion events. Related terms include kustutamine (the act of deleting) and kustutus (deletion or erasure).

Usage and contexts: In computing, kustutamised may refer to deleting files or database records. In document editing, it denotes the removal of text or content. In data protection and privacy discussions, kustutamised can refer to the erasure of personal data, aligning with broader concepts of data erasure and, in some jurisdictions, the right to be forgotten.

See also: kustutamine, kustutus. These terms cover related aspects of deletion and erasure from different linguistic angles.