peidetuks
Peidetuks is a term used in Estonian linguistic and privacy-discussion contexts to indicate the state of having been concealed or made hidden. Grammatically, it can function as a participial form describing something that has become hidden, and in translative constructions it expresses a change of state into “hidden.” The base participle is peidetud (hidden), and peidetuks represents the form used to denote becoming hidden.
In grammar, peidetuks appears in sentences that describe a transformation or result rather than a static attribute.
Beyond grammar, peidetuks is used in discussions of privacy, surveillance, and data protection to convey the
Etymology and related terms: peidetuks derives from the verb peitma (to hide) and the participle peidetud (hidden).