täidate

Täidate is the second-person plural present tense form of the Estonian verb täita, meaning "to fill." In Estonian, verbs are conjugated for person and number, and the ending -ate marks the 2nd person plural present. Other present tense forms of täita include täidan (I fill), täidan (you fill, singular), täidab (he/she fills), täidame (we fill), and täidavad (they fill).

Usage notes:

Täidate is used when addressing more than one person who are performing the action of filling. It commonly appears in instructional text, forms, and everyday speech when speaking to a group. The verb often takes a direct object referring to whatever is being filled, such as a form, a container, or fields in a survey.

Examples:

- Te täidate vormi. (You fill out the form.)

- Palun täidate kõik väljad. (Please fill in all the fields.)

- Kui te täidate küsitluse, palume saata see tagasi. (If you fill out the questionnaire, please return it.)

Related forms:

Täita (to fill) is the infinitive; täidan, täidad, täidab, täidame, täidate, täidavad are the present tense forms. The verb can also appear in past and future tenses with corresponding endings, and it takes various objects depending on the context.