Täituvat

Täituvat is an Estonian verb form meaning "are fulfilled" or "come true." It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb täituma, used to describe that something promised, desired, or expected has reached fulfillment. It is commonly used with abstract nouns such as lubadused (promises), unistused (dreams), eesmärgid (goals), or tingimused (conditions).

In usage, täituvad conveys realisation or upcoming outcomes. The present tense can refer to ongoing fulfillment or to a future event viewed from the present, often with time expressions. For example, "Need lubadused täituvad" can mean "These promises are being fulfilled" or "These promises will be fulfilled." Another example: "Unistused täituvad väärikalt" suggests that dreams come true through effort or circumstance.

Morphology and related forms: täituvad is the 3rd person plural present indicative form. The corresponding 3rd singular form is täitub, and the infinitive is täituma. The past participle form of a related verb meaning "to fulfill" is täidetud, used to describe something that has already been fulfilled (for example, "lupadused on täidetud" — the promises have been fulfilled).

Notes: Täituvat is primarily used to report fulfilment of promises, commitments, or natural processes. It appears in journalism, political discourse, and literary language to express outcomes and fruition, without specifying the agent responsible for the fulfillment. Related verbs and participles provide a broader spectrum for describing completion and attainment in Estonian.