Täituvad

Täituvad is an Estonian verb form meaning that something is realized, fulfilled, or comes true. It is derived from täituma, a verb describing the process of becoming complete or actualized. Täituvad specifically appears as the present tense form used with a plural subject, indicating that plans, promises, expectations, or wishes are being realized.

In usage, täituvad is common when discussing outcomes, especially in political, organizational, or everyday contexts. Examples include lubadused täituvad (promises are fulfilled), eesmärgid täituvad (goals are achieved), and unistused täituvad (dreams come true). The form contrasts with singular forms like täitub, which would be used with a singular subject.

Etymologically, täituvad links to täitma (to fulfil, to fill) and carries a metaphorical sense of realization rather than a literal filling. The nuance often leans toward positive or neutral evaluation of how closely expectations or plans align with reality.

In summary, täituvad is the plural present form used to describe the fulfillment or coming-true of multiple items, such as plans, promises, or hopes. It is a common, neutral term in both everyday language and formal discourse about outcomes and realizations. Elements related to it include täituma, täitub, and related nouns like täitmine (fulfilment).