lõpped

Lõpped is a term encountered in Estonian-language sources but does not have a widely recognized, independent meaning in contemporary standard Estonian. It is not listed as a standard lemma in major dictionaries, and its precise interpretation can vary by source and context.

In practice, lõpped is usually regarded as a nonstandard or dialectal form related to the noun lõpp (end) or the verb lõppema (to end). Because of limited attestation, its exact meaning is not fixed and may differ between texts or regions.

In historical or regional texts, lõpped may appear as a past participle or as a spelling variant, but this reading is not part of standard Estonian grammar. Modern standard forms for end-related meanings are typically lõppenud (finished) or lõpetatud (completed).

The form is uncommon in contemporary corpora and often appears only in quotations, folklore, or linguistic discussions about dialectal variation. If encountered in a text, readers should rely on the surrounding words to determine its function and meaning, as there is no universally accepted definition.

Lõpped may also function as a surname or place name in some contexts, but there are no widely cited individuals or locations with this exact spelling in prominent references.

See also: lõpp, lõppenud, lõpetatud.