Käibes

Käibes is a term used in Estonian language to denote turnover or revenue in business contexts. It refers to the total value of goods and services a company sells during a given period and is a common metric in financial reporting and economic statistics. Turnover is an indicator of business activity and scale, but it does not indicate profitability, which is measured by profit (kasum) or net income.

The word appears in inflected forms such as käibe and käibes, depending on grammatical role in a sentence. In Estonia, käive is used in phrases like “käibe suurus” (size of turnover) and is closely related to the term käibemaks, which is VAT.

Käibes as a proper noun is not widely attested in major reference sources. If you meant a place, organisation, or person named Käibes, additional context or region would help identify the appropriate article.

As a linguistic item, käive/käibe is listed in Estonian dictionaries as the noun for revenue, with derivations including related forms, and it is used primarily in business, economics, and taxation contexts. If you intended Käibes to refer to a specific subject beyond this general financial sense, please provide more context for a more precise entry.