pargitud

Pargitud is an Estonian adjective and past passive participle meaning "parked." It is formed from the verb pargima, which means to park, and its participle pargitud indicates that the object has already been parked.

In usage, pargitud describes things that have been parked, most commonly vehicles. It can be used attributively, as in pargitud auto (parked car), or predicatively, as in Auto on pargitud (The car is parked). The word appears in everyday language, in traffic-related contexts, and in parking regulations or notices to convey the status of a vehicle.

Morphologically, pargitud is derived from the infinitive pargima. The past passive participle is formed with the -d suffix, yielding a form that can modify nouns or function in sentences describing the state of a thing after parking.

Etymologically, pargitud combines the verb root pargima with the standard Estonian participial suffix, resulting in a widely understood term for the status of having been parked. While primarily used for vehicles, the term can describe any object that has been parked in a designated location.

See also: pargima, Estonian verbs related to parking.