paigutusi

Paigutusi is the plural of the Estonian noun paigutus, meaning placement, arrangement, or layout. The term is used to describe the act of placing things in a specific order or location, or the resulting arrangement itself. Its exact sense varies by context, spanning physical arrangements, allocations, and organizational schemes.

In education and human resources, paigutus refers to placing students, staff, or resources into groups, classes, or positions according to defined criteria. In computing, it denotes memory layout or data placement strategies, describing how data blocks, variables, or processes are organized in memory or storage. In logistics and facility planning, paigutus describes the layout of spaces, such as shelves, workstations, or equipment. In design and publishing, it can refer to page composition and the arrangement of visual elements on a surface.

Etymology: The term derives from the verb paigutama, meaning to place or arrange. Paigutus uses the noun suffix -us, and its plural is paigutusi.

Related terms include paigutus (singular) and other words in Estonian that describe arrangement or placement.