Täidad

Täidad is a present tense conjugation of the Estonian verb täita, meaning to fill or to fulfill. It represents the second-person singular form used when addressing a single person informally (you fill/you fulfill). The infinitive is täita; other present-tense forms include täidan (I fill), täidab (he/she fills), täidame (we fill), täidate (you fill), täidavad (they fill).

Grammar: The form is derived from the verb stem täida- with the second-person singular suffix -d. Estonian verbs use person and number suffixes; subject pronouns are often omitted.

Usage: täita covers both physical filling (filling a container) and abstract fulfillment (fulfilling duties, completing tasks). It is commonly used in administrative and everyday contexts, such as filling forms or complying with requirements. The object may be expressed in partitive or genitive depending on aspect and grammar.

Common collocations include täita vormi (to fill the form) and täita kohustused (to fulfill obligations). The word is used across formal and informal registers to describe completing or satisfying a requirement, demand, or task.

Notes: Täidad is a standard Estonian word and part of the normal verb paradigm; there is no separate lexical item beyond its inflected form.