juhtida

Juhtida is an Estonian verb meaning to lead, guide, direct, or manage. It is a transitive verb used with a direct object and applies to leading people, groups, organizations, or processes. In addition to human leadership, it can describe guiding decisions or steering a plan, and in technical contexts it can mean operating or controlling a system or device.

Etymology and forms: The verb is formed from the noun juht, meaning leader, with the infinitive suffix -ida. This reflects the idea of bringing someone or something into a leading or controlling role. Juhtida has the standard Estonian verb inflections and patterns typical of -ida verbs.

Usage: Juhtida is common in business, politics, education, and administration. It covers activities such as directing a team, guiding a project, or managing operations. In technical contexts, it can refer to controlling machinery or systems.

Examples:

- Ta juhib ettevõtet. (She runs the company.)

- Me juhime projekti. (We lead the project.)

- Nad juhivad meeskonda. (They lead the team.)

Noun forms and related terms: The related noun juhimine conveys leadership or management, and juhatus refers to a board or leadership body. Other related terms include juhendamine (guidance) and juht (leader). These terms frame the concept of directing and governance in organizational and social contexts.