Täitmine

Täitmine is an Estonian noun meaning the act or process of fulfilling, carrying out, or completing something that is required or expected. It is derived from the verb täita, meaning to fill, satisfy, or accomplish, with the suffix -mine forming an abstract noun. The word is declined as täitmine in nominative, täitmise in genitive, täitmist in partitive, and so on.

Täitmine is used in various domains. In legal and contractual language it refers to the performance or enforcement of obligations, for example “kohtuotsuse täitmine” (execution of a court decision) or “lepingute täitmine” (fulfilment of contracts). In everyday language it denotes completing tasks or meeting criteria: “tööülesannete täitmine” (completion of tasks), “kriteeriumide täitmine” (meeting criteria). In management and project contexts, it can refer to achieving objectives or delivering promised results.

Etymology: from täita, with the -mine suffix forming the abstract noun; the meaning centers on turning a plan, obligation, or promise into a realized outcome.

In summary, täitmine denotes the realization of obligations, tasks, or goals, moving from intention to completion or enforcement.