ehitused
Ehitused is the Estonian plural form of “ehitus,” meaning building, construction, or structures. The term is used to refer to physical structures such as houses, bridges, and public buildings, as well as to discuss the construction industry as a whole. It can also appear in metaphorical contexts, for instance in the expression “ehitusi teha,” suggesting to create or organize something beyond literal building. The word derives from the verb “ehitada” (to build) with the noun suffix “‑us,” and has been a standard part of Estonian vocabulary for many decades.
During centuries of occupation and development, Estonia’s built environment has evolved from medieval churches and manor
In modern usage, “ehitused” appears in news reports on infrastructure projects, in real‑estate listings, and in