Täidetavast

"Täidetavast" is an Estonian word that translates to "fillable" or "to be filled." It is commonly used as a grammatical form in the Estonian language, specifically referring to the partitive case of the word "täitma" (to fill). The partitive case indicates an incomplete action, a part of something, or an unspecified quantity.

When used with "täidetavast," it signifies something that is in the process of being filled, or that needs to be filled. For example, a sentence might describe a "täidetavast ankeedist" (of a form to be filled), implying that the form is not yet complete. The context will determine the precise meaning, but the core idea revolves around an action of filling that is either ongoing or required.

This grammatical construction is essential for conveying nuances in Estonian. It distinguishes between a completed action and one that is in progress or anticipated. Understanding "täidetavast" helps in comprehending the subtle meanings within Estonian sentences and the way verbs and their objects interact to express different states of completion. It is a fundamental aspect of Estonian grammar that learners encounter early on.