Protokollidelt

Protokollidelt is a term used in Estonian, a Baltic language spoken in Estonia and other surrounding countries, as well as by Estonian language speakers abroad. In Estonian language use, a protokollidelt is used to describe a person who delivers a stenographic record of what is being said in a meeting, presentation, or other official setting.

The term 'protokollidelt' is derived from the Estonian words 'protokoll', meaning protocol or record, and 'delt', meaning deliverer. The person who acts as a protokollidelt is responsible for ensuring that the official record of a meeting or conversation is accurately and clearly documented.

In modern times, technology has greatly reduced the need for a person to act as a traditional protokollidelt, as digital recording equipment and software are often used to record and transcribe meetings and conversations. However, the term remains a useful one in the context of Estonian language and culture, particularly in more formal settings.

It is worth noting that the term 'protokollidelt' may not be well-known outside of Estonia or among non-native Estonian speakers. Additionally, translations of the term may vary depending on the context in which it is used. Despite this, the concept of a protokollidelt remains an important part of the Estonian language and culture, and continues to be a useful reference for accuracy and clarity in official and professional settings.