mürgitada
Mürgitada is Estonian a verb meaning to administer a drug or toxin to another person in order to intoxicate, sedate, or poison them. The act is typically intentional and carried out without the recipient’s informed consent. The word is used for both medicinal contexts in very rare cases and, more commonly, criminal contexts involving drugging or poisoning.
In linguistic use, mürgitada is transitive and requires a person as the direct object, for example: ta
Etymology derives from the noun mürg, meaning poison, with a derivational suffix that forms a verb indicating
In contemporary usage, mürgitada is a formal, somewhat technical term. It is more common in written Estonian