Rakendage

Rakendage is a term that can refer to several things, primarily in the context of Estonian language and software development. In Estonian, "rakendage" is the imperative plural form of the verb "rakendama," which means to implement, apply, or deploy. This grammatical form is often used in instructions or commands directed at multiple users.

In the realm of software, "rakendage" might be encountered when discussing the implementation or deployment of a specific application or system. For instance, a technical document might instruct developers to "rakendage uus funktsionaalsus" (implement the new functionality). Similarly, it can be used in user guides advising users to "rakendage seaded" (apply the settings).

The term is also sometimes used informally within the Estonian tech community as a shorthand for "application" or "software," though its direct translation as an imperative verb form is more common. When encountering "rakendage," context is key to understanding whether it refers to the act of implementing, the resulting application itself, or a command within a software interface. Its usage highlights the directness often found in Estonian technical terminology.