Tellimust

Tellimust is a term that can refer to several things, depending on the context. In Estonian, "tellimus" directly translates to "order" or "commission." Therefore, "Tellimust" often appears as a grammatical case of this word, specifically the partitive singular or the nominative/accusative plural.

In a business or e-commerce context, "Tellimust" would indicate an order placed by a customer. This could be for goods or services. For example, a website might have a section labeled "Minu Tellimused" meaning "My Orders," where users can track their purchase history. The phrase "esita tellimus" means "place an order."

The term can also be used in a more general sense to denote a request or a mandate. A commission given to an artist or craftsman would also be a "tellimus." In some historical contexts, it might refer to a feudal obligation or a duty assigned.

Without further context, "Tellimust" is most commonly associated with the act of ordering something, particularly within the Estonian language and its cultural sphere. It signifies a transaction or a request that is to be fulfilled.