Traadid
Traadid is an Estonian plural noun meaning wires or conductors. It refers to metal conductors used to carry electric current or signals, and can denote both bare wires and insulated conductors found in electrical installations, appliances, and cables. The singular form is traad, and the related verb traadima means to wire or to string with wires.
Etymology and usage: Traadid comes from the Estonian form of the German word Draht, meaning wire. It
In practice: Traadid vary by material, insulation, and configuration. Common conductor materials include copper and aluminum.
Applications: Traadid form the internal connections within electrical equipment, power cords, and wiring systems. They are