Liigu

Liigu is a term that may refer to more than one thing. In Estonian, liigu is the imperative form of the verb liiguma meaning "to move," used to instruct someone to move or proceed. It appears in direct commands, signage, and everyday speech; common phrases include Liigu edasi ("Move forward"). The form is second-person singular; other persons and tenses use different forms.

As a proper noun, Liigu is used by some brands, apps, or projects, where it functions as a name rather than a direct translation. The meaning in such uses depends on the organization behind it rather than linguistic content.

Etymology and classification: The Estonian form liigu derives from the movement-related stem liig-, and in that language it expresses a command rather than a standalone concept with a fixed meaning in other contexts.

See also: Estonian grammar, imperative mood, liikumine.