Näidisproov
Näidisproov, also known as a "test drive" or "trial run," is a practice commonly used in various contexts, particularly in the Estonian language, to refer to a temporary or experimental use of a product, service, or system to assess its suitability or functionality. The term is derived from the Estonian words *näide* (meaning "example" or "sample") and *proov* (meaning "test" or "trial").
In everyday usage, näidisproov often applies to vehicles, such as cars or motorcycles, where potential buyers
Beyond transportation, näidisproov can also refer to trial periods for software, digital services, or even housing
The concept emphasizes practical evaluation over theoretical assessment, ensuring that users or buyers make informed decisions