Pidurisadulatele

Pidurisadulatele is a term that appears to be a compound word in Estonian. Breaking it down, "piduri" is the genitive singular form of "pidur," meaning "brake." "Sadulatele" is the dative plural form of "sadul," meaning "saddle." Therefore, "pidurisadulatele" literally translates to "to the brake saddles" or "for the brake saddles."

In the context of vehicles, brake saddles are a crucial component of the braking system. They house the brake pads and, in some designs, the caliper piston. The function of the brake saddle is to hold the brake pads in position so that they can press against the brake disc when the brakes are applied, creating friction to slow or stop the vehicle. The term "pidurisadulatele" would likely be used in instructions, technical descriptions, or discussions related to maintenance, repair, or replacement of these parts. For example, one might see it in a manual indicating where a lubricant should be applied, such as "kandke pidurisadulatele määret" which translates to "apply grease to the brake saddles." The specific context in which this term is encountered would further clarify its precise application.