Tühjenda

Tühjenda is an Estonian word that translates to "empty" or "clear" in English. It is a versatile verb used in various contexts. In its most literal sense, tühjenda refers to the act of making something empty. For example, one might tühjenda a container by pouring its contents out, or tühjenda a room by removing all the furniture.

Beyond physical emptiness, tühjenda can also describe the process of clearing or emptying something non-physical. This could include clearing one's mind, tühjendada oma pead from worries or distractions. It can also be used in the context of data, such as tühjendada a digital folder or tühjendada a cache.

The word is commonly encountered in everyday Estonian. Instructions might involve tühjendada a waste bin or tühjendada a dishwasher. In a more abstract sense, it can imply a sense of relief or a fresh start by ridding oneself of unwanted elements. The specific nuance of tühjenda depends heavily on the context in which it is used.