Täidetud

Täidetud is an Estonian word that functions as a past passive participle and as an adjective derived from the verb täita, meaning to fill or to complete. It describes something that has already been filled, completed, or fulfilled. As a participle, täidetud can be used attributively before a noun (täidetud vorm, täidetud andmed) or predicatively with the auxiliary olema (Vorm on täidetud; Vastused on täidetud).

Usage and examples:

In everyday language, täidetud appears in contexts involving data entry, forms, and records. For example: Palun täitke vorm ja veenduge, et kõik väljad on täidetud. The sentence translates to: Please fill out the form and ensure that all fields are filled. Another example: Täidetud andmed viitavad sellele, et teave on sisestatud. A filled/entered dataset is thus ready for processing. The form forms of the word allow both singular and plural constructions, agreeing with the noun they modify.

Related concepts:

Täidetud is often contrasted with täitmata, meaning unfilled or incomplete. The related stem täit- also yields other forms such as täidetav, used to describe something that is to be filled (e.g., täidetav vorm).

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Finnish and other Finnic languages share cognates, but täidetud is specific to Estonian grammar and usage. The term is common in administrative, educational, and data-entry contexts.