Täiendendus

Täiendendus is an Estonian word that translates to "supplement," "addition," or "amendment" in English. It generally refers to something that is added to an existing entity or document to make it more complete, accurate, or to modify its content. This term can be applied in various contexts, including legal, administrative, and everyday language.

In a legal context, täiendendus might refer to an amendment or addendum to a contract or law. For instance, an existing agreement could be modified by a täiendendus to introduce new terms or clarify existing ones. Similarly, a legislative amendment would function as a täiendendus to the original statute.

Administratively, a täiendendus could be an extra piece of information or documentation added to a file or application. If an initial submission is missing certain details, a täiendendus would be required to provide those missing elements.

In a broader sense, täiendendus can also simply mean an addition or supplement to any existing item. This could be a supplement to a book, an additional ingredient to a recipe, or an extra feature to a product. The core idea is always about augmenting or enhancing something that already exists. The specific meaning is often clarified by the context in which the word is used.